Back up everything, and put it back. Proref keeps your work on your device and has no accounts — which has always meant that reinstalling, or moving to a new iPad, lost it. Not any more. • Export a backup from Settings: one file holding every board, image, finished piece, critique note, saved view and setting. • Restore it three ways — replace everything, add it to what you already have, or pick just the boards you want back. A finished piece comes with the board it was made from. • Backing up and restoring are free. They are how you keep your work, not a reason to charge you. • Settings shows when this device last backed up. Also new: a short tour the first time you open Proref, showing you round the canvas on a practice board that clears away afterwards, and a separate tour for the art journey. Both can be replayed any time from Settings.

Make the board's controls your own. • Rearrange the buttons on a board — reorder them within their group and hide the ones you never use (Pro) • Hiding buttons you don't use gives the rest more room, so fewer controls fold away on a small screen • The board controls layout page fits whatever space it's given — side by side with another app, it shows your controls as a readable list instead of a board shrunk too small, and you can switch between the two views whenever you like • Resize the board's buttons and panels in Settings, with a live preview • Copy or move images to another board — any board, or a new one, from the selection menu • Redeem a Proref Pro code from the Pro screen • Pro features now show a small crown, so you can see what's included before you tap • Deleting a board now also removes its images, so the space comes back • The board controls size slider now starts at 80%, and every step changes the size whether you're using touch or a trackpad • Fixed: the zoom control on the layout page shows the real zoom buttons and readout, at the size your board draws them • Fixed: control names on the right-hand panels no longer get cut short • Fixed: the Pro crown sits properly on its button instead of floating off the corner

The art journey is here. • Keep every finished piece, on a dated timeline you can swipe as a gallery or scan as a list • Attach a piece to the board it came from, and open it full screen • Say what worked and what didn't while it's fresh, and star what to carry forward • Starred notes sit in a pane on the board while you draw the next piece • Hitting a free limit now explains it, and offers the unlock • A new app icon • Dozens of smaller fixes across the timeline, critique notes and the photo picker If you only want reference boards, turn Art journey off in Settings and the app works exactly as before.