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.