Add a whole set or a complete CMF series to your collection in one go. • Open a set or series and tap “Add … missing”: only what you’re still missing is added, and anything on your wishlist moves to your collection. • All Collectible Minifigures series are now in one place, newest first, showing how many of each you own. Search for “series 25”, “shrek” or “cmf”, or tap “Collectible Minifigures by series”. • Sets and series appear at the top of the search results, with a photo, in their own section. • “Refresh prices now” now links your whole collection to BrickLink, including figures you added before entering your keys. • Figures BrickLink can’t identify with certainty are listed in the Value tab. Tap one and pick the right match. • A finer theme structure with many more sub-themes, and an updated catalog. • One “View” menu at the top right of your collection for layout and sorting.

Figbook now runs on iPad, and searching got a lot smarter. • On iPad the app uses the full width, with the tabs along the top. • Search now ranks by relevance instead of alphabetically, and multiple words work: “batman cape” finds what it should. • Narrow a search down to a theme by tapping it; it appears as a token in the search field. • The filter bar has sub-themes now — tap a theme to go one level deeper. • You can give a figure your own category when the catalog’s one is wrong. • Above your collection you’ll find three numbers: figures, pieces and themes.

Two fixes, and two things made easier. • “Try again” now reloads the figure’s photo as well, not just the prices. One tap once you’re back online. • The figure count is the same everywhere: the Value tab was counting individual copies instead of distinct figures. • If restoring a purchase doesn’t work, the app now tells you what to try. • “Rate Figbook” is now in Settings.

Your purchase now sticks, even when the App Store doesn't report it back. If you unlocked Figbook on this device before, it stays unlocked — including after a reinstall.