• Minor Fil tweaks

Meet Fil, and find every copy you forgot you saved. • Duplicates, new in FileSort +. FileSort looks through your folders and your photo library for copies: the same file saved twice, the same photo imported twice. Delete them all in one go and the best copy of each always stays, or go through them set by set, tap any copy to keep or delete it, and touch and hold to look closer. • Only true copies are marked. Files must match byte for byte. A photo must be the same picture at the same size; shrunk copies and burst shots are shown as similar and left for you to decide. • Nothing is gone straight away. Deleted files wait 30 days in Recently Deleted, and deleted photos go through the usual iOS confirmation into Photos' own Recently Deleted. • Say hello to Fil. A small folder now waves you in when FileSort opens, and turns up when a screen has nothing to show. FileSort has a new icon to match. • Warmer pages. Light mode now sits on pale manila paper. • A tidier Home screen, with the folder list doing the talking.

• Look closer, properly. Tap a card and the preview now loads the file at full resolution: pinch, pan or double-tap to zoom right down to actual pixels and check focus before you decide. The frame's dimensions sit in the corner, and a 100% badge tells you when you are seeing real pixels. Culling a shoot? Settings › Previews can open every picture at full size to begin with. • Cards are the shape of the picture. A 3:2 frame is dealt as a 3:2 card instead of a tall one with the sides cropped off — the same for screenshots, panoramas and PDF pages. • Turn the phone. The deck and the preview now sort in landscape, where a wide frame gets the long edge of the screen. Delete and keep move out to the edges your swipes already point at. • Photo cards are sharper, and photos in iCloud say so while they download. • Start sooner. A big day of photos, or a music library still being read, now offers to start on what it has found instead of holding you at a spinner. The rest join the end of the deck as they arrive. • Fixed: the end-of-session card counts everything you let go, including files that live only in iCloud, and states the storage figure at once instead of creeping up to it.

Minor bug fixes

Updated app icon

Minor Box Fixes.

Smarter sorting, an easier start, and a long list of fixes. • Worth clearing, rethought. The deck now leads with files that are both old and worth freeing, opens with easy decisions, and keeps anything you used this fortnight further back. Files that live only in iCloud are dealt last and say so. • Honest dates. Cards say Opened, Modified or Added, whichever the file can vouch for, and carry a badge when it explains why the card is here: installer, archive, screen recording, looks like a copy. • Quick setup. Two picks cover iCloud Drive and Downloads. FileSort now shows exactly what to tap in the Files picker, and Home shows what it can see. • Sort order is a labelled control on the deck. Review kept files without rescanning. A deck that was cut short says so. • Faster and steadier. Folders open without waiting behind counts, abandoned scans stop, thumbnails use far less memory, and big Photo and Music libraries no longer freeze the screen. • Photo and Music sessions. Leaving with queued deletes goes through the confirmation instead of losing them, the Downloaded filter keeps your progress, and deleted-photo space is explained. • FileSort +. The offer fits on one screen with the price spelled out on the trial timeline, a peek at both modes, Restore Purchases that tells you what happened, and a cancelled trial that is never told it will renew. • Fixed: a crash when re-adding a folder, kept files and Restore surviving app updates, undo after a failed move, ad breaks after a failed ad load, and more.

Flow improvements and quality-of-life changes throughout. • A smoother first run.