What's new in 1.2.12 • Share a picture: the image viewer has a Share button that sends a link to that exact picture. Opening the link shows it right away, ready to zoom. • On a glyph's page, tap the object code to open the object on top. Tap any of its glyphs to jump to it, and close the object to go back. • Glyph links shared from any tab now open the glyph.

What's new in 1.2.11 • Objects and Glyphs lists fixed: scrolling now loads each page once and in order, so a list no longer opens partway through or repeats its cards when you come back to it. • Community photos: share up to 10 photos of an object in one upload. • Sáastun wakes up faster after a quiet period, and gets its glyph reader ready as soon as you attach a photo. • The Corpus filter bar now lines up with the page, as on Objects. • An updated database with new community photos, and smaller fixes.

What's new in 1.2.10 • A lighter database: the download is about 30% smaller (26 MB instead of 38 MB), so updates arrive faster on slow connections. • Faster screens: database queries run about 20% quicker, notably on the sign, corpus and map pages. • Photos on slow connections: glyph images come first, and archive photos load as you scroll to them. • Object pages can now open on a photo chosen by our editors rather than a drawing. • Glyph cards are ready to show close-up photos of glyph blocks cut from object photos, credited to the original photo. They will arrive with coming database updates. • An updated database and smaller fixes.

What's new in 1.2.9 • Image tools on phones: rotate, brightness, contrast, colour, invert and grayscale, plus the experimental Shadows and Highlights sliders, now open from the photo viewer on phones too, in a panel along the bottom of the screen. • Museum photos: object pages now show photos from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Yale University Art Gallery, the Berlin Ethnologisches Museum, the British Museum and museums in Brussels and Leiden, each with its credit and licence. • A photo count under the main image: tap it to jump to all the photos from archives. • The main photo's credit now sits behind a small info button in its corner, so the photo stays clear. • Links to the Maya Image Archive now open the right record. • Offline: clearer messages when photos fail to download, with a retry, and a warning when they would not fit on your device. • An updated database and smaller fixes.

What's new in 1.2.8 • Thousands of new photos: archive photos from Harvard's Justin Kerr collection (HOLLIS) and the University of Bonn's Maya Image Archive now appear on object and glyph pages, under "Photos from archives", each with its credit. • A new photo viewer: tap or pinch any image to open it full screen, zoom in with your fingers and swipe between photos. • Image tools on tablets: rotate, brightness, contrast, colour, invert and grayscale, plus experimental Shadows and Highlights sliders that bring out detail in dark carvings. • Offline: a site download can now include its community and archive photos, if you choose. • An updated database and many smaller fixes.

Maya Corpus 1.2.7 - Fixes a crash at launch on iOS 27. - Glyphs: a new Syllabary view shows every attested form of each syllable in a handbook grid, most common first, and a Logograms view lists readings in Maya alphabetical order with their glosses. One Find box searches by syllable, reading, meaning or code across all views. - Filters: the Word class, Region, Technique, Semantic and Surface lists now offer only values that exist in the database, so no choice returns an empty list. - Timeline: grouping by region now shows the main regions (Usumacinta, Central, Eastern, Northern, Southern) instead of every sub-region. - Sáastun AI: Claude Haiku 5.5 and Gemini 3.8 Flash join the model picker. If the connection drops mid-answer, the full answer is retrieved, and Retry now resends your image. Image analyses are limited to 3 per device in 24 hours. - Objects: removed the Structure filter, which could not return results. - Updated database (12 October 2026).

Maya Corpus 1.2.6 - Suggest a 3D model: paste a Sketchfab or Polycam link on any object page and a reviewer pairs it with the object. - Glyphs: the codical sign catalog is now included (539 signs), with Classic and Codical checkboxes to narrow the list. - Codex objects open their glyphs on the codical variant. - 42 new 3D model pairings, now 179 objects with a model. - Updated database (12 October 2026).

Maya Corpus 1.2.5 - Hit list: choose line drawings or photographs for the image column. Drawings are the default; the choice is remembered. - Map: block counts now match the Corpus tab, and the Site code filter is available on the Map and Timeline tabs. - Object photos recovered for 29 objects, with sharper thumbnails throughout. - Glyph blocks that appeared twice in the Blocks view are shown once. - CSV and Excel exports now include up to 2,000 rows. - Updated database (8 October 2026).

- Rewritten About page with corrected corpus figures: over 200,000 glyph readings across about 87,000 glyph blocks. - The Yucatec Maya interface now falls back to Spanish instead of English for text that is not yet translated. - Refreshed database snapshot and small text fixes across all languages.

- Fixed the map: the sea, coastlines, islands, borders and place names display again. - Updated inscription database (September 28, 2026) with more objects, glyph blocks and sites. - Security update.

- Fixed loading images by URL in the Glyph Vectorizer. - Restored thumbs up/down feedback on Sáastun AI responses. - Stability improvements.

- Export your search results to a formatted Excel (.xlsx) workbook, in addition to CSV. - New Classic / Codical filter to browse a single corpus at a time. - The glyph detail popup keeps the previous/next buttons in a fixed spot as you page through results. - Photo credits now appear even when only a citation (no photographer name) is recorded. - Fixed a filter issue when excluding values ("does not contain"). - Broader glyph coverage and reliability improvements.

Minor updates and bug fixes.

Improves usage analytics reliability, including sessions recorded while offline, and updates internal components.

Fixes the app logo and Date Generator glyphs appearing black in dark mode on some devices.

Calendar tools upgrade: the date converter, distance calculator, date generator and pattern matcher now remember your values, even after closing the app. Share any calculation or date pattern with a link using the new share button.

Faster, smoother updates: the app now opens instantly, every time. Database updates download quietly in the background and apply on your next launch, so you are never stuck watching a progress bar, even on slow connections. Also fixes an issue that could re-download the database on every launch.

Improved experience on Saastun AI

Minor updates

Minor updates

Sign details, completely reworked - See every sign with both its MHD drawing and Thompson catalog image, clearly labeled - Browse all variants of a sign (carved and painted), with the right one preselected for each object - Cognates now show full language names like Yukatek and Ch'orti', with complete translations - Attestations, substitutions and complementations include thumbnails, readings and glosses. Tap any of them to open the glyph and swipe through the list - Accurate attestation counts, plus a shortcut to view every occurrence in the Corpus - Cleaner layout on phones and much faster loading

Fixing a few remaining caching issues for downloaded images for offline work

General UX improvements

Multiple fixes on the offline capabilities, and caching mechanism. Also fixed a few UI problems with the Distance Number Calculator

Adjusted the object detail modal