A NEW LOOK Folio now wears the tab bar and buttons of the latest iOS, so getting around feels like the rest of your iPhone, and a swipe from the edge takes you back. IPHONE DUO Open your Duo and Folio opens with it: two pages side by side, the book you're reading on one and everything about it on the other. A BOOK'S PAGE Every book now has four parts: its Timeline, its Reading Arc, its Passages and its Details. DETAILS Tap any line in Details to change just that line. Tap the cover to choose another, or Update Details to find your edition and pick which of its details to take. ROOMS A book on your shelf shows the rooms it lives in right under its title, and one tap adds it to another. WIDGETS Now Reading comes in four sizes. On the larger ones, your books sit side by side; tap one to bring it forward. This Year comes in a large size too, and a tap on From the Margins opens that passage. Larger text sizes fit better across Folio, and VoiceOver reads Home more clearly. And a handful of small repairs.

HOME Home now keeps your place. A thin line beneath the book shows how far you’ve come, and a tap on it moves your bookmark. Your latest passage sits underneath, with as much of it as your screen has room for; tap it to read the whole thing. Add a passage or capture one from the page without leaving Home. THE TIMELINE Open any book, from Home or your Library, and its page now tells the story of your reading: when you added it, the day you started, the passages you kept, the days you read, how much you read, and the day you finished. Swipe back through it, or open View All to read it from the beginning. THE READING ARC A small arc beside your progress opens it, from Home or from any book. PASSAGES Open any passage to see it whole, with your note, and every other passage from that book one tap away. LIBRARY Each room remembers how you last sorted it, so Finished can stay on your highest rated while Reading keeps your own order. WIDGETS The widget always shows the same book as Home, and a tap takes you straight there. And a handful of small repairs.

Folio feels faster with a growing library. • Smoother scrolling through long Season timelines. • Faster library search and sorting. • More responsive navigation between your books and reading history.

• Shared book recommendations now keep the cover you selected. • Adding a shared book to your shelf is faster, with book details filled in automatically. • Improved description lookup for shared books. • Fixed a crash when searching for another book after adding one.

Finding your next read just got easier: • Improved search results for titles, authors, and ISBNs. • More cover choices when adding or editing a book. • Better handling of edition details and page counts. • Reading dates stay consistent when you travel across time zones. • Reliability improvements for syncing and loading covers.

This is Folio's largest update yet. ROOMS Build rooms of your own. A book club, a summer stack, one room for a whole genre. A book can live in more than one room, and a room whose season has passed can be closed without losing what it held. THE READING ARC Every book now keeps the story of its own reading. Each day you save your place is drawn on one line, from the first page to the last. Open it from the leaf on any book. Ebooks and audiobooks can keep their place by percent. PASSAGES Quotes and notes now sit together on the book's page, newest first, with room for who said it and where. WIDGETS Folio comes to the home screen. The book underway, how far you've come, and a one-tap door to lift a line off the page. And beneath all of it: backup improvements, steadier search, and dozens of small repairs.

Fixes an issue where review categories could appear twice after setting up Folio on a new device. Reviews now include only the categories you've actually scored, a swipe clears a score you didn't mean to set, and retired categories show exactly which books still use them. Book search also handles tricky titles better.

Reordering your shelves is smooth, restoring from a backup is now completely safe, search keeps up as you type, and large libraries use less memory.

Fixes a crash when opening the camera to capture a passage, and makes iCloud syncing more resilient to rare hiccups.

Faster, smoother scrolling through large libraries, with covers that load as quickly as you can browse. On the Shelf and Reading now keep your own order, just drag to rearrange.

Improved book search Change Cover: pick from the editions Folio can find, or use Find the Right Book to fix a wrong match Arrange your Reading and On the Shelf books by dragging. Also press and hold on Home to move a book to the front A refreshed book detail page with a clearer reading progress leaf A better organized Data & Storage screen with automatic daily backups and a Back Up Now button, plus steadier iCloud sync

This update is about looking back on your reading. Reading goals. Pick how many books you want to read this year, and Folio keeps a running count so you always know how close you are. See the Year. A look back at your whole reading year in one place. It shows how many books and authors you got through, the month you reached your goal, how your reading was spread across the seasons, the books you lingered in the most, and the year laid out as a wall of covers. You can open past years the same way. The Grades. Your own ranking of the books you finished. Folio sorts them into tiers, from "Loved it" down to "Did not finish," based on how you rated each one, so you can see the shape of your year at a glance. Rename the tiers to whatever suits you, and share the list as a card. Read it again. When you revisit a book, Folio keeps each reading on its own, so a favorite you've read three times is remembered three times over. Seasons. Your reading history gathered season by season and grouped into years. Each season is its own card showing the books you read and the notes you kept, and you can scroll all the way back through past years. Covers in your Library. Every shelf now shows your books by their covers instead of a plain numbered list, so the ones you're looking for are easier to spot.