Added “Rate on the App Store” in Settings. Small refinements.

You can now compare the Toning Set inks before you buy. - The purchase screen shows the photo you have open, printed in each ink. You choose by seeing how your own photo changes, not by a small colored dot. - The samples carry over the exposure, mottling and grain you are working with. - After purchase you return to editing with the ink you tapped already selected.

Smoother handling, and the export format is now yours to pick. - Purchases and restores always tell you what happened, including an Ask to Buy approval that is still pending. - Framing chips are always tappable: tapping one drops the brush edge and switches to the frame. - Export as JPEG or PNG, with the real output size shown before you export. - No more upscaling past your original photo, so exports stay sharp instead of soft and padded. - Faster previews, even with large photos. - Lower memory use while exporting, so big prints are far less likely to fail. - Better contrast in Dark Mode for text and sliders. - Larger tap targets for the small links and buttons. - The camera permission prompt now appears in English on English devices. - Outside Japanese and Chinese, the seal now reads CYANOTYPE.

A rework of how prints come out, plus more tools. - Deeper, more vivid blue. Development mottling now varies density rather than brightness, so thin areas drift toward pale blue and dense areas toward deep indigo — like hand-coated paper. - After you pick a photo, watch the image rise onto the paper as it develops. - Preset cards show a live sample rendered from your own photo. - New papers: Washi, Indigo-dyed, Coarse - New inks: Steel Blue, Wisteria - New framing: hairline, double rule, plate mark - Now available in Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, German, French, Spanish and Italian, in addition to Japanese and English. - Prints exported for free now carry a small "Cyanotype" seal in the lower right. The Toning Set removes it.