■ Stack your alternates into one tile The more versions of the same icon you make, the longer the list gets. Now you can stack them into a single tile. Tap "Select" at the top right, pick the ones to group, then "New Stack". A single icon can also be added by long-pressing it. The one you set as cover sits in front, so the list itself shows which one you are going with. Tap the tile and it opens right there, without leaving the screen; "Side by Side" lines the alternates up in the home screen preview. Ungrouping keeps every icon in it. Stacks do not count toward the free plan limit. Projects you made earlier open exactly as they did before.

■ AI can now put an icon together for you Write something like "a coffee shop with a warm feel" and it picks the shapes, icons, text, and colors and builds one icon. You can also ask it to change the icon you are working on — "simpler", "make the background warmer". What comes back is ordinary layers, so you finish it by hand from there. Start a new one from + in the list; change the current one from "AI" in the editor. ■ It runs on your own API key The AI calls the Anthropic API with a key of your own. Add it in Settings > API Key. The key is kept in this device's Keychain and is sent nowhere but Anthropic. Anthropic bills you directly for what you use. Without a key the AI does nothing, and the app makes no network requests at all, exactly as before. ■ You can see what it costs The estimated cost of each request is shown right there, and the running total and request count live in Settings. It comes from published prices, so it is an estimate — but you will not be finding out from a bill later. ■ Look before you commit to it Nothing touches your current design until you have seen the result and tapped "Use This". If you do not like it, make another one on the spot; if you applied it while editing, undo brings the old one back. ■ What is sent, and what is not Only what you write, plus — when you are editing — the make-up of the current icon: its shapes, colors, text, and the names of the bundled symbols it uses. Photos you imported are never sent. The Terms of Service and Privacy Policy now cover the AI feature as well.

■ Draw directly with the pen Draw a line with your finger. Two nibs to choose from — pen and marker — with their own color, width, and opacity. After drawing, you can smooth out the wobble or close the shape and fill it. Each stroke is its own layer, so you can recolor it, restack it, or delete just that one line later on. ■ New wave line A repeating wave for water, sound, or a decorative divider. Set the number of waves (1–16) and their height. ■ Straight lines and curves are now separate A line meant to stay straight no longer shows a bend handle, so the line itself is easier to grab. Lines also have a move handle, so even thin ones can be dragged with confidence. ■ A rebuilt interface · The stacked inspector is gone. Controls now live along the bottom, which leaves more room for the canvas · Select an object and the bottom bar switches to what you can do with it. The bar that floated over your artwork is gone · The layer list is now a vertical list, with show/hide, duplicate, delete, and reordering in one place · Double-tap text to retype it ■ Fixes · Frames and handles that reached past the icon edge could not be grabbed. Fixed · While an object is selected, dragging now moves only the selection — another object you happen to touch no longer moves instead · Picking an aspect ratio while cropping made the frame a step smaller every time. Fixed · The export options are now ordered Save to Photos / Share PNG / Share appiconset, and all three share the same look · The default corner radius is shallower, so rounded rectangles are distinguishable from squircles · Dragging the end of a straight line made it bulge on its own. Fixed Projects you have already made open exactly as they were.