- I added a new optotype (digits), which is the numbers 0 to 9 in the same font as the main letters. - The "randomise" chart action will now pause/play a video. By default this means you can tap the screen to pause / play a video. - Oh, and a BIG bug fix. You know how if you connect to AirPlay after starting the app, or it drops out and you have to reconnect and sometimes the scaling is off? Yes, well that's been fixed! Sorry it took so long to fix it!

This version adds Siri shortcut support to enable you to control the app from a distance just with your voice, or anything else that integrates with the Shortcuts app. You can both perform actions like increase letter size and you can open a particular named chart. To name a chart, just hold your finger on a chart shortcut. There's also a new Optotype that follows the BS4274.3 standard. And there's been a bug fix. If you've noticed that your chart is running slowly, that's likely because a bug has caused the shortcuts list and the recent shortcuts list to keep doubling itself. This version fixes that bug. You may need to reset your shortcuts back to the default to remove all the double-ups.

The randomisation of letters has been made less random, so that the same letter never appears in the same place, and letters in the line above or below never repeat in the same location. Despite being less random, this makes the charts look more random...

- Added two new gestures: two finger swipe up & two finger swipe down. - Added two new gesture actions: move line up & move line down. - If you set a gesture action to "move line up" (or down), which only works on the multiple line chart, then it will work as an enlarge / reduce action on the other charts. - Also, if you move the line up (or down) too far, then the chart will change to the next larger / smaller chart (this also works for the Apple TV app). I suggest changing the single swipe up / down to move the line up / down, and make the double finger swipe up / down the enlarge / reduce actions. This works really well. There's also a brand new Settings screen if you're on iOS 16 or above.

- Fixed appearance of confusion bars. - Added Apple TV (tvOS) app. - Added HomeKit support: If your room lights can be controlled by HomeKit, you can now have them switch automatically with a chart change. Or, just make a chart shortcut that only changes a HomeKit Scene without changing your chart. Bug fixes: - Chart indicator lines keep their style better as you change lines. - Tapping the top or bottom row of letters on a multiple line chart will change to a larger (or smaller) chart.

- Fixed bug where the calibration screen is shown when a display is connected rather than a chart.

This version adds: - "International Sloan" letters, those that can be recognised by multiple language speakers. - All devices on the one iCloud account share the one "store monitor configurations in iCloud" setting, which makes monitor configuration automatic when replacing a device or moving a device to another consulting room. And a few bug fixes including: - Switching monitors when the calibration screen is displayed will correctly update the calibration screen and show the right screen on the monitor.

- Display visual acuity in metric (eg. 6/6), imperial (eg. 20/20), decimal (eg. 1.0 or 1,0) or logMAR (eg. 0.0 or 0,0). - Added an extra line to the chart (6/96) for correct logMAR progression. A couple of bug fixes: - The iCloud switch setting was not being saved, and was resetting between uses of the app. - The "+" button to add a shortcut was not being shown if the TV was connected before starting the app.

- Fixed device chart not updating after purchasing on iOS 12. - Added skip forward and skip back buttons to video chart. - Restricted random letters to the Sloan standard (CDHKNORSVZ). This does not affect the standard charts A, B, C. - Image/video charts now have black background when switching between images. - Added new Worth 4-dot chart with shapes instead of circles. - Displayed chart is now removed from the shortcuts list. - Store monitor configurations in iCloud and share them between devices automatically (turn on the switch in the configuration screen). - Changed layout of configuration screen. - and help by a jedi

We've been working hard on updating this app and making it more reliable. Specifically, the following is in this new versions: - The app can remember multiple monitor / TV configurations, and will use the name of the TV or Apple TV to automatically switch between them. So if you use your app in multiple places, or have multiple screens in your consulting room, you can now switch between them without having to re-enter the configuration data. - Added a large (3 line) step increase / decrease to the single line chart for quicker size changes. These actions can be assigned to gestures. - Fixed video playback. No longer will starting the app with a video cause the video to keep playing forever in the background. - Increased spacing in the display of the letter rows on screen to make them easier to tap. - Added the option to sign up for a monthly or yearly subscription in addition to the lifetime subscription option that already existed.

- Ability to add your own videos and have them play! - Replaced "X" with "V" in random charts. - Tapping the change letters button now only cycles between A/B/C, not through Random. - When adding a new shortcut with the "+" button, the shortcuts list will now scroll to the added chart.

Quick bug fix release. - Fixes bug preventing drag and drop of chart onto shortcuts Also all the stuff from 1.03: - Lots of bug fixes. Major additions: - Improved accessibility support. - Ability to change default chart gestures. Minor changes: - Recent shortcuts list is managed better. - Random letters only allow the same letter once now. - Letter size on chart display.

- Lots of bug fixes. Major additions: - Improved accessibility support. - Ability to change default chart gestures. Minor changes: - Recent shortcuts list is managed better. - Random letters only allow the same letter once now. - Letter size on chart display.

- Larger selection of default chart shortcuts - A couple of bug fixes