Today's recording now opens its catalogue record — the place, the coordinates, the accession number and everything else the archive keeps about it. Tap the details under the recording. A vertical recording now fills the width of its catalogue record, rather than sitting in a narrow column with half the screen dark either side of it. Full screen still shows every recording whole, at its true shape and uncropped. Recording a moment now offers both choices on one screen: keep the take privately in your record, or submit it to a steward for accession. It was possible to record something and reasonably believe it had been submitted when it had not. Leaving a take without doing either now asks first, rather than quietly discarding twelve seconds. For witnesses choosing a printed certificate at enrolment: the certificate is now offered once your witness number exists, and carries it. Before, it could be shared before the number had been issued. Recordings are steadier. The camera's own stabilisation is now used while a take is running — the archive still never edits, trims or re-frames what it receives.