- Audio files (mp3 / m4a / aac / wav / aiff / flac) can now be played. Continue watching, continuous playback, playback speed, and bookmarks work just as they do for videos - Added "Background playback" to Settings. When it's on, videos and audio keep playing after you return to the Home Screen or lock your iPhone, and you can pause from the Lock Screen or Control Center. It's off by default - During background playback, photos are skipped so only videos and audio play. If nothing is left to play, playback simply stops - While App Lock is on, playback stops when you leave the app so nothing shows on the Lock Screen or in Control Center - Added "Audio only" to the media type filter, in both Settings and Folder Settings - Audio files can now be opened in Keeplay from the Files app

- Introducing Keeplay Plus, a one-time purchase that adds App Lock, Screen Lock, Bookmarks, and Hide. Everything you could do before works just as it did - App Lock: a passcode (or Face ID / Touch ID) is required when you open or return to the app - Screen Lock: playback continues while the screen ignores touches, preventing accidental taps during exhibits or when a child is watching - Bookmarks: save multiple moments in a video and jump back to any of them anytime. In list view they appear under the video with a thumbnail of each scene - Hide: keep folders and files out of the library and slideshows. Revealing them requires Face ID or your passcode, and everything is hidden again after the app restarts - The grid / list toggle moved to the "…" menu - Changed devices or reinstalled? Tap "Restore Purchase" in Settings to get Plus back at no extra cost - App Lock and Hide don't move your files — they remain visible in the Files app

- Added Folder Settings: set resume, continuous playback, photo duration, media type, and sort order per folder from the "…" menu in the library - You can now choose to always start from the beginning. Your progress is kept, so switching back resumes right where you left off - During a photo slideshow, you can now see where you are in the folder and how long until the next one - Videos can now be swiped to move between items, just like photos - Photo duration now ranges from 3 seconds to 10 minutes — great for drawing reference and displays - Added sorting by date created - The library now refreshes quietly in the background when you return to the app, instead of showing a loading screen

- Videos with missing audio data are now detected when you open them, and can be repaired on the spot so the sound plays through to the end - Smoother video playback during long sessions, with less heat build-up and fewer audio dropouts - Swiping no longer changes pages while a video is playing, so you can use the controls without skipping by mistake

- Paste images or text copied from other apps to save them as files in the current folder - Long press a tile in grid view to open the same menu as list view - Faster startup, so your library appears right after launch

- The video player has been redesigned with its own controls - Scrub to any point with the seek bar, with current time and duration shown - Double-tap the left or right side to skip back or forward 10 seconds - Choose playback speed from 0.5x to 2x - Jump to the previous or next file with a single tap - Picture in Picture support, so playback continues while you use other apps - Thumbnails now show the frame where you stopped watching - Fixed an issue where a video sometimes did not switch to fullscreen right after opening