Reminders can now be set for each product. • Up to three reminders per product: six months, three months or a month ahead — or your own period in days, weeks or months. A big jar of cream is worth starting early; a mascara only needs a week's notice • The period in Settings stays the default for everything else • The notification shows how much time is left and until which date Thanks for the idea — it came from a review.

A small update right after launch. • “Rate the app” in Settings now takes you straight to the review page on the App Store • The app may ask for a rating on its own — only once it has earned it, and never more than a few times a year Everything else is as it was — and still free.

Your collection now lives on two phones at once, and the date is read straight off the package. • Syncing between your devices: sign in with Apple, and the collection and its photos arrive on their own. The account can be deleted from inside the app, together with everything that went to the cloud • The expiry date from a photo of the package: the app finds the date and the “period after opening” symbol • Skincare routines: morning and evening as an order of use — with a warning when two actives don’t get along • Collage templates: canvas formats, backdrops, captions and smart placement • A product added from a photo of the package, ingredients read from the label, and advice on your collection — in the second plan Everything the app could do before stayed free: products, photos, reminders, statistics, the shopping list, backups and the widget.

• Price for a product — on its page and in the editor • A “Statistics” screen: how many products you have, how much you have spent, and the split by category and brand. Plus “Year in review” — a card you can share as a picture • Shelf: your make-up bag as covers instead of rows. From there you can put together a collage of up to nine photos — as a grid, a shelf or a scatter; in the last two the background is cut out for you • Archiving now asks why: expired, used up or didn’t suit. That is how the statistics knows how much actually went to waste

• A “Needs attention” widget for the home screen: see what is running out without opening the app. Three sizes, and tapping a line opens the product • Dark mode: now chosen in the app settings, not only in the system ones • The app now speaks twelve languages