WeldUp Pocket reaches version 1.0: the everyday tools stay free, with no limits; the preparation tools and the workshop documents move to the WeldUp Pro subscription, with a free month on the monthly plan. The Iso sketch gets its P&ID and its 3D. • Download on every PDF drawing: A4, A3, Letter or Tabloid • Iso sketch: the P&ID and the line in 3D on one sheet • Iso sketch: valve types, strainer, steam trap, instruments, slope • Purge: a simulated oxygen analyzer, a timer, a notification at the end • My flat patterns: shell course, cone, hopper and bend, by job • Dimensions on the 3D views • Tube bending: the tube is drawn like an iso sketch • Offset, cut elbows, tee offsets: the straight as a checkbox, or added automatically • In the tools, the drawing shrinks as you scroll and enlarges with an arrow

Ten more tools, three more languages. • Amperage settings: the suggested joint preparation and number of passes, the welding sequence • Offsets: sloping lines; Iso sketch: the rolled elbow by its rise and offset • European Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese and Arabic • Laser cutting: the sheet drawn with a finger, the DXF file for the shop • Miter cut: the cut angle for two sections of different widths • Tee offsets: tee + elbow, tee + straight + elbow • Jacketed piping: the core, the jacket, the spools, two PDF drawings • ISO 5817 acceptance criteria, threaded fittings, pipe color codes, stainless heat tint chart, site glossary • Job file as a PDF; export and import all your data • Every tool: input page by page under the visual; on a tablet, the whole screen • Bend development: the press brake force and the suggested V-die • Iso sketch: a single flange at the end of a line

Fixes and refinements. • Iso sketch: the wireframe 3D view no longer closes the app on iPhone • Iso sketch: the 3D view no longer closes the app on a large drawing • Reducers checked against ASME, EN and SMS; the fitting dimensions tab becomes "Reducers" • Custom reducer: a reducer off the standard's table is flagged • Iso sketch: a reducer's length is suggested from the standard • Tube bending: dimensions are taken to the axis — end to axis, then axis to axis

Nine more tools, the drawing stays in view while you type, and PDF drawings on a proper drawing sheet. NINE MORE TOOLS • Offsets — one menu that opens every shape: offset, rolling offset (3D), single elbow, and the three cut-elbow setups • Elbow branch template — a branch set into the back of an elbow: printable template, hole position, 2D and 3D views • Swept tee — the tee made from a stock 90° elbow laid on the pipe: scribe the cut with a height gauge, then set the elbow on the pipe • Test records — the log of tests done: pressures, hold time, gauge, result, and photos kept on the phone • My ISO plans — save a drawing under a name, reopen it as it was and keep editing • Weld traceability — a record for every weld, by job: welder, WPS, process, parts, filler, inspections • Hopper development — each face laid flat with its layout dimensions, and the triangulated square-to-round transition • Frame drawing — sketch with a finger, the app straightens the lines, and the cut list comes out with its miter angles, in 3D and as a PDF • Cutting optimisation — bars and sheets: the cutting plan that wastes the least, offcuts included THE DRAWING STAYS IN VIEW In every calculator the drawing stays fixed at the top and the entry runs step by step below it, pipe first. PDF DRAWINGS TO STANDARD Flat patterns, the frame drawing and the iso sketch come out on one drawing sheet: border, title block, arrowed dimensions, standard scales. ALSO • Iso sketch: numbered welds with the field-weld flag, 3-way valve, a calculator in every dimension, pinch-zoom on the sketch • Home search understands phrases, questions and typos • Amperage settings: choose the number of passes, root passes recalibrated, machine settings for aluminum • Hydrostatic test: which gauge to use, range and class • The screen stays on while the app is open (adjustable) • 3D views: pinch to zoom, momentum when spinning, edges or solid rendering • Pipe branch template: offset branch, 3D view and a printable hole template • ISO elbows: dimensions brought in line with the EN standards

Seven more tools, the iso sketch becomes a real shop drawing, and every tool opens on its drawing. SEVEN MORE TOOLS • Single elbow — one elbow and one cut piece to reach a point: angle, piece or advance, the rest comes out • Short offset — the offset cut from stock elbows: the angle to trim, the piece, the envelope • Pipe bank & flag — several lines on one route: dimension the reference line, the others follow, cut list line by line • Element lines — divide a pipe, a cone or a hopper into equal parts: pitch on the tape, chord on the compass • Weld spacing — intermittent welding: the tool gives the pitch, the count and the marks to lay out • Bump bending — a large radius on the press brake: hits, pitch, die and checking template • Trigonometry — the right triangle to fill in, and squaring with the tape across the diagonals THE ISO SKETCH BECOMES A REAL DRAWING Elbows at their true angle from 5 to 90°, roll to the degree, oriented tees and branches drawn as full lines. A reducer changes the diameter of everything after it. The PDF carries a title block, a bill of materials and a minimum weight, on iso grid paper. EVERY TOOL OPENS ON ITS DRAWING A principle sketch until something is typed, and dimensions on a backing that lifts them off the lines. ALSO • Offset: the rolling offset in true 3D, each elbow its own axis, dimensions from the elbow face • An off-standard diameter can be typed everywhere, at the top of diameter menus • Purge: the gas comes in and out through the dams — argon or nitrogen • Amperage settings: pass plan with adjustable root face and V angle • Section weight: IPE, IPN, HEA, HEB and UPN beams • Bend development: the profile is drawn bend by bend • Search understands all six languages and foreign shop talk • Welding distortion becomes Weld shrinkage

Nine more tools, the branch template that prints at full scale, and the whole interface rebuilt. NINE MORE TOOLS • Custom elbow — the take-out of an elbow cut to an angle the catalog does not carry, with the three cut dimensions • Custom reducer — where to cut a stock reducer for the size you are missing: ASME, ISO and SMS • Drilling and tapping — speed, feed, pilot hole, and the drill to pick for any M size • Section weight — square tube, angle, flat, round, at the length you need • Flange gasket — start from the fluid, not the gasket: the trade's first choice, the fallbacks, the traps that cost • Flange bolting — how many bolts, what diameter, what length, what wrench: EN 1092-1 and ASME B16.5 • Accessory library — a valve's or flange pair's face-to-face, measured once and dropped onto a drawing in one tap • Tube bending — where to mark, how much to cut, what the wall takes • Piping symbols — twenty-two isometric signs, sorted by family THE BRANCH TEMPLATE PRINTS The development comes out as a full-scale PDF, to wrap around the pipe and mark out. A 100 mm check square tells you whether the printer cheated. THE ISO SKETCH EXPORTS The dimensioned sketch, the fittings in trade symbols and the full cut list, on letter or A4. Every elbow now picks its angle and its roll: the sketch leaves the grid and looks like what will be installed. THE OFFSET GIVES YOU THE PIPE TO CUT Standard, size and wall in all three modes: the cut length comes out directly, elbow take-outs and root gaps already subtracted. THE WHOLE INTERFACE REBUILT A halo in the trade's color, glass cards, two typefaces. On iPad a tool reads across two columns: entry on one side, results on the other. No more frame inside a frame — hierarchy comes from text size, not from borders. ALSO • Elbow radius is now a choice — 2D or 3D in steel, 1 D to 3 D in sanitary • DN20 elbow take-out corrected: 38.1 mm, not 28.6 • The app asks once for its terms of use to be accepted • Many more markings recognized by the scanner: duplex, nickel, titanium • The app stays in portrait, except to read a pipe marking

Everything it took for the app to last a full shift: find a calculation you already ran, tie it to its job, send it. The phone becomes an instrument too. NEW TOOLS • Amperage settings rebuilt from scratch — process, material, thickness, joint and position, and a 10 A window to dial into the machine • Welding distortion — shrinkage, angular pull, the gap to build into the fit-up • Material specification — which pipe, which plate, which grade for which job, backed by real loads • Material traceability — the camera reads the pipe marking; the image is processed on the device, nothing is sent • Level and plumb — two full-screen vials, zeroed on the spot • Gas selection, shell course development, tappable torch diagrams DAY TO DAY • Jobs: calculations attach to the open job • Seven days of history, reopened from a single line • Share a calculation sheet by text, mail or chat • Floating notepad, within reach from every tool • Tool search that forgives typos • Imperial mode: inches to the sixteenth, feet, psi, pounds • A keypad sized for a gloved finger THE APP IN SIX LANGUAGES German, Italian and Polish join English, French and Spanish — interface, reference sheets and release notes. INTERFACE Light theme rebuilt, floating navigation bar, two-column iPad layout, home screen tightened around search. ACCESSIBILITY Screen reader and voice control supported, larger text respected everywhere, "reduce motion" honored, tap targets enlarged. Plus around thirty fixes, including a history that filled itself up and labels left in French in the other languages.