• When a camera connects but its C1–C7 cannot be found, the camera sheet and the unlock screen show the two USB settings writing needs. • A camera with no C1–C7 found no longer reports that the original slot could not be restored; nothing on it was changed. • The X-T30 III can be written to. • The X-S10, X-S20 and X-M5 are written to C1–C4, the four slots they have.

• Tapping the search field no longer freezes the app. • Screenshots read more accurately: in tables and multi-column layouts, values no longer slide into the neighbouring column. • A value that could not be read is read again from an enlarged crop. • Each recipe card decides its own reading direction. • A slot's new name shows as soon as it is written. • The X-T3 and X-T30 are read-only: neither exposes the custom-slot block. • New symbols for the Recipes and Kits tabs and for writing and backing up C1–C7. • A recipe's picture runs to the left edge of its card. • On a kit's film strip, recipe names and sprocket holes are clear in light and dark mode. • A recipe without a photo shows a small scene drawn from its settings. • The unlock screen shows the recipes about to go into C1–C7. • Sharing a recipe or kit sends a card with its picture, main settings, code and QR code. Scanned without Simu, it opens the recipe in a browser. • Frame a photo has six new frames: film strip, darkroom, date stamp, settings sheet, gallery and story. A title and a note can be written in, and the shooting details and date left out.

• Kits are strips of film now: seven frames, each showing its recipe's picture. More than one kit stacks down the page. • Tap an empty frame to choose a recipe by its picture. Each choice moves on to the next empty frame. • Hold a frame and drag it onto another to swap them. While choosing, a picture can be dragged straight onto any of C1–C7. • Tap the thumbnail after taking a screenshot, tap Share and pick Simu to import it. The same works from Photos, and dragging images in and a Shortcuts action work too. • Pictures are cropped better: Simu finds the photograph in the screenshot before squaring it. Refresh Pictures re-crops older recipes and keeps pictures chosen by hand. • A recipe opens on its picture. The C1–C7 buttons under Write to show what each slot holds. • Hold a recipe or a kit to rename, share, duplicate, or add it to a kit. • Deletes can be undone, from the notice at the bottom or by shaking the phone. • Search narrows by film simulation, and recipes show up in Spotlight. • A light appearance, with a choice of Match System, Light or Dark. Dark and tinted app icons on iOS 18 and later. • Camera backups moved to the Camera screen: C1–C7 can be backed up at any time, and old backups deleted. • Writing starts only once the backup is saved. Afterwards the camera returns to the custom slot that was selected before. • How Simu works is now a set of short animated demos, with haptics. • VoiceOver actions, larger text sizes, Increase Contrast and Reduce Motion are supported. • Updated for the iOS 26 design.

• Reads the recipe out of an original JPEG or HEIF straight from a Fujifilm camera. • Recipes and kits can be shared as a code, a link or a QR code. A whole pasted message works too; the code is found inside it. • The library sorts by date added, name or film simulation, and narrows to one film simulation. • Screenshots: two settings on one line, a WB shift split over two lines, and Xiaohongshu recipe cards are read correctly now. • Settings a recipe never named can be filled in by hand. • Large libraries open faster. • How Simu works has two new pages: reading photographs, and kits and sharing. • The purchase screen and its messages are now translated into Japanese and Chinese. • Chinese recipe names are romanised word by word for the camera, so 京都 becomes jingdu.