• Tagging in the background no longer fails: when iOS pauses it, it picks up where it stopped when you come back. Photos already tagged are kept and are not counted against your allowance again. • Browse tags from one row: tap Tags to see every tag, grouped into People, Scenes, Animals, Food and Things. Search them, or pick several to see the photos that have them all. • Find Similar: the photo you started from can be selected with the results, to save, share, tag or delete. • Tag over Wi-Fi only now recognizes Wi-Fi reliably. • Possible duplicates are no longer preselected for deletion; compare them and choose. • Touch and hold a photo in a category to view it large. • Ask now lives on the photo: open any photo and tap Ask. The Ask tab is gone, so EyeSay has three tabs: Library, Organize and Settings. • Built-in categories find more of the right photos. Family also takes photos tagged baby, wedding or birthday, Travel takes landmarks, castles and hotels, Outfit takes dresses and jackets, when the AI is sure of the tag. • Search puts photos tagged with the word you typed among Top Results. When no tag has that name, Search by Description is the first button. • Each photo upload is about a quarter smaller, and tagging waits for the network to come back instead of failing photo by photo. • Category cards show how many photos each one holds, each with its own cover photo. A category opens at its top and stays where you are when new photos arrive. • Tagging shows the time left. Add as many categories as you like; the Add Category sheet tells you when words like "no" or "or" won't work as expected. • Smoother on large libraries: less memory while scrolling, and less work in the background when your library changes. • Clearer messages when the service is busy or limits requests, with an automatic retry when the wait is over.

• Search and ask in Chinese and other non-Latin languages on iOS 18 or later. Apple Translation turns them into English on your iPhone first, and EyeSay shows the English it used. • Find your tags and categories in Spotlight and Shortcuts, ask Siri to search your photos in EyeSay, and use visual intelligence on supported iPhones. • Photos you only favorite, hide, add to an album or re-date are no longer uploaded again or counted as new. • Organize shows how many new photos are waiting to be tagged. • Animal tags the AI is unsure about now appear as suggestions, not facts, so categories such as cat and dog pick up fewer wrong photos. • Search keeps Top Results to the closest matches when many photos are alike, and Pets also finds photos tagged dog or cat. • Faster on large libraries: search opens in a fraction of a second, and tagging sends several photos at once without downloading iCloud originals. • Open photos full screen, select by swiping, and pick up your recent searches.