Getting started • Your first screen says what the app is for: put your books on the map, and neighbours can ask to borrow, buy or take one. You set the terms. No fees. • After your first book, the app asks whether to put the shelf on the map. Your exact location is never shown. • Start a book club from the phone. Your clubs are listed on the Shelves screen, with what each one is reading. • "Add your first book" gives you the choice: scan a barcode, photograph a shelf, or type a title. The camera is only asked for once you pick it. • Sign in with Apple lands on the handle step like every other sign-up, with your name filled in. Finding books • Tap any book and it opens: on the map, on a neighbour's shelf, in a little library, in a club's poll. • Tap a place's name on the map to open it. The little (i) still works too. • A book in a little library is shown as one, with the box as its place. • Book pages link out to the catalogue's shops and reading sites, and say which link pays us. • Share a little library, bookshop or library from its page. • A bookshop or library that has been claimed says who runs it, and shows what they have put on the map. Adding books • Type a title and the catalogue suggests the book as you type, cover included. Pick one, or keep what you typed. • The viewfinder counts every spine in frame, not just one. • Adding by hand asks how you are sharing the book: free, borrow, rent or buy. Free is the default, and the row remembers your last answer. • A barcode scan's "Added" note says how the book was listed. • Sweep a shelf before you take the photo and every barcode the camera saw is already in the review, ticked. Profiles • Profiles show handoffs, books read, little libraries mapped and books shared, plus a reader's links to their other accounts. Reading together • Every reading list has a switch: tell me when a book on this list turns up nearby. • A club reading alongside a podcast, video or article shows it under the current book. Small things • The placing card reads at the largest text sizes. • "Are you sure?" questions open beside the button you tapped. • Stray borders and gaps on the Shelves, profile and Account screens are gone. • One spelling everywhere: neighbours, catalogue, organiser.

Scanning • Wrong match? Tap "Not this one" on any row in scan review and pick the right book before it's added. • A book with nothing printed on it no longer stops you. The screen says it couldn't read this one, and "Add it by hand" is right there. • The count of books found sits where you're looking, under the reticle. • Point at a barcode while the photo picker is open and the barcode no longer takes over. • Rent and Buy listings show their mode on the scan summary, and you're told when a batch can't be listed yet. • Point at a barcode while the photo picker is open and the barcode no longer takes over. • Rent and Buy listings show their mode on the scan summary, and you're told when a batch can't be listed yet. • Scanning a little library you've already catalogued confirms what's still on the shelf instead of adding it twice. • Two more kinds of hard-to-read spines now match the catalogue. Reading together • Start a reading list on the phone, and see the books ticked off it as you read them. • Follow a neighbour's shelf, not only their little library. • Club organisers can run the vote on the next book from the phone. Around the map • Placing a little library waits for a real fix, so the crosshair lands where you're standing. • The "not your nearest box" warning no longer fires when the phone's location can't tell. • Nearby-library alerts now say why they're quiet if Precise Location is off. Your account • Add your photo the moment you pick your handle. It's optional and never holds you up. • The Account tab shows your photo, and its header opens your profile. • Your shelves show coloured spines instead of the same grey books. • Wide photos on profiles, clubs and places no longer push the page sideways. • Book pages say where a synopsis came from.