One note, several people — each by name. A share sheet hands the same words to everybody and never tells the app who they were, so "Hi {name}" going to five people was five times wrong or left blank. Now you choose the people first, and each conversation opens with that person's own name already written. WhatsApp, or the share sheet for anything else. It stops at written — no app can press send for you. Blanks you tap instead of type. What you put in a blank before comes back as a chip, in the app and now on the Fetch keyboard too. Inserting the same note into ten chats is ten taps rather than ten rounds of typing the same name. A new setup. Every page fits the screen now, so nothing sits below a fold nobody scrolls. Names appear at once. The naming prompt used to sit empty while the document was read. It now fills the moment it opens and improves itself when the document has something better to say — and the reading is faster besides. Fixed • A file you had just added could stay out of the list until you reopened the app. Photos were the easiest way to meet it. • Making a shelf could take the screen down on iPad. • The guide to blanks was cut off at the bottom on iPhone. • A contact saved without a country code could not be messaged at all.

Shelves A folder is filed once and tidied by hand forever. A shelf is the question instead — "marks card", "insurance" — asked again every time you look. Anything you add later that answers it is already on it, and one file can sit on every shelf it answers without being copied anywhere. Search by meaning Ask for "the thing about the car" and Fetch finds your insurance policy, even if the word "car" appears nowhere on it. It runs entirely on your device and works offline. Much faster Searching a large library is now close to instant. A library of five thousand items answers in about 20 milliseconds. Send a note to several people, each by name Choose who it is for and Fetch writes each message with their own name in it, then opens the conversation ready to send. Notes arrive as notes Sharing a note used to attach a text file, so it arrived as a document to download before it could be read. It goes as a message now, with the blanks filled in before it leaves. Fifteen items free Not a trial. Every feature works on the free tier, there is no countdown, and nothing you have already saved is ever locked away. Also in this version • Recently Deleted now has a home in Settings — restore anything, or empty it for good • Choose how dates are written: 30 September 2026, September 30 2026, 30/09/2026 or 09/30/2026 • The Fetch keyboard no longer asks you to type today's date, finds files by what was read off them, and lets you drag one straight into the message • Files added from the share sheet are read and named the way they are inside the app • A clearer setup, explaining the keyboard, Shortcuts and shelves • Fixed a price that could read as a monthly charge when it is paid once

Search by meaning Ask for "the thing about the car" and Fetch finds your insurance policy, even if the word "car" appears nowhere on it. It runs entirely on your device — nothing is uploaded, and it works offline. Snippets that finish themselves Write {today}, {now} or {clipboard} in a note and Fetch fills them in for you. Only the blanks it genuinely cannot know — a name, an amount — are ever asked for. Dates, written your way Choose how a filled-in date reads: 30 September 2026, September 30 2026, 30/09/2026 or 09/30/2026. The app and the Fetch keyboard both use what you pick. Fifteen items free Not a countdown. Every feature works on the free tier, and nothing you have already saved is ever locked away. Recently Deleted Deleted files now have a home you can actually visit, in Settings. Restore anything, or empty it for good. Also in this version • The Fetch keyboard no longer asks you to type today's date • Lifetime is offered before the monthly plan, with nothing pre-selected • Fixed a price that could read as a monthly charge when it is paid once • A simpler Siri setting that takes you straight where you turn it on

Ask for what a document knows, not just the file it sits in. • Ask for a number held on more than one document and Fetch answers with every one, each ready to copy on its own. • Addresses, e-mail addresses and phone numbers are now read off your documents alongside identity numbers and invoice totals. • Tags stay put, are offered again on the next file, and a tag you were still typing is saved rather than lost. • A note's words are searchable, and an address typed into one is read. • Fetch waits for your whole sentence before acting on it, and listens in the English your device actually speaks. • On iPad and Mac, a question answered by several documents now shows each answer, not just the files. • Fixes: files added or deleted now update every list at once, including while a search is on screen.

The Fetch keyboard — your library inside any app: type to find, tap to paste, drag files into chats • Snippets with blanks: save a reply once, fill in the name and date each time you send it • What you use most now comes first, everywhere • A new look: gold and black, with Light, Dark and System • Swipe a file left to delete it, with Undo • Add to a note by voice: "add milk to my shopping list" • Better document reading: sharper names for PDFs, photos and scans • Fetch Pro is now a monthly subscription. Everyone who bought Fetch Lifetime keeps unlimited access, for good.