Latent is now Unshare. Same app, same 100% on-device promise — a name that says what it's actually for: the check you run before a photo leaves your phone. NEW — Clean a photo straight from the share sheet Share any photo to Unshare and get a clean copy back without opening the app. The check now sits where it belongs: the moment before you post, not five minutes earlier. NEW — The report names what it found Text recognition already ran on your device. Now it says what that text is: phone numbers, emails, street addresses, bank account numbers and payment cards are called out by name. Card and account numbers are verified by their own checksum, so an order number never gets flagged as a credit card. Previews are masked, and the real values never leave your iPhone. NEW — A verdict, not a checklist The report opens with a conclusion and the one or two things driving it, instead of a list that leaves you to do the risk assessment yourself. NEW — Proof that your export is clean After every export, Unshare re-reads the finished file and shows you what is actually gone: location removed, serial number removed, regions covered. Most tools ask to be trusted. This one shows the receipt. Film cards, palettes, wallpapers, golden hour and widgets are all still here — they just no longer come first. FIXED — A Live Photo export could hang instead of reporting a failure.

Latent 1.1 — new ways to develop what's hidden: • Golden Hour Planner: a week of golden and blue hours for your location, with optional reminders. Free for everyone. • Spectrum Wallpapers: turn any photo's palette into a lock-screen gradient (Flow, Bands, Bloom). • Home & Lock Screen widgets: a golden hour countdown and a Chinese traditional Color of the Day. • Palette files: export .ase for Adobe apps and .swatches for Procreate. • Clearer text throughout, and small fixes.