Emoji picker updates: - Skin tones. Pick a default from the hand button in the emoji picker, or hold any emoji to choose a tone just for that one. - Emoji search. Tap the search field above the emoji, then just type: "car", "pizza", "thanks". Searching works in Portuguese and French too for common words. - Frequently Used no longer fills up with six shades of the same emoji. Fixes: - Missing letters added to the long-press keys: Turkish ı and ş, Polish ą, Vietnamese ă ơ ư đ, and Romanian ă ș ț. Several of these are languages PolyGotcha already translated but could not properly type. - The language list now matches the model you picked. Choosing Apple Intelligence used to show Apple Translation's languages, so a pair could look available and then fail. - Groundwork under the translation engine, with tests, so late results can never overwrite newer text.

PolyGotcha now works on any iPhone with iOS 26, and you can try it before you buy it. - Apple Translation: a second on-device model that runs on every iPhone, not only Apple Intelligence devices. Fast, fully offline, and switchable in Settings. - Your first 10 translations are free. No trial to start, no card to enter. Typing stays free forever. - New Home screen: one glance tells you whether the keyboard, the model, and your language pack are ready, and every line that isn't takes you straight to the fix. - The setup walkthrough now asks which two languages you use, so the rest of it knows what you actually need. - Haptic feedback as you type, in three strengths. - Language packs are easier to find: the app tells you when your pair needs one and takes you there. Apple Translation and haptics need Full Access, which stays off by default and is never requested. Everything still runs on your iPhone: PolyGotcha has no servers.

Fixes some messages coming back as a refusal instead of a translation. Wording that used to get rejected now translates normally.

PolyGotcha runs natively on iPad: the same keyboard, the same on-device translation, the same privacy. Also in this update: - Fixed a translation preview that could linger after you sent a message and do nothing when tapped. - Fixed the setup cards on the Home screen clipping as you swipe between them.

PolyGotcha now follows the conversation. - Smarter translations: the keyboard keeps your last sent messages in memory, so names, pronouns, and formality stay consistent from message to message. Everything stays on your device and nothing is ever stored. - Keyboard size: choose System, Medium, or Tall in Settings. The default now matches the standard keyboard, so it feels familiar. - Fixes: the language list always loads, the emoji drawer draws correctly, and the delete key responds instantly after fast typing.