New card designs The card editor has a new Design section with a live preview of your own card. Choose from six new looks: Aurora, Horizon (photo on the left or right), Midnight, Editorial and Sunset Split. The original design is still available as Classic. When you share a contact card, its link preview now matches the card’s design, with your photo, name and title. Better on iPhone Duo Spryly’s buttons now sit in the column beside the status bar, so they no longer cover your card. On the front display, Favorite, Add and More move there too. Faster card shortcuts The button at the bottom right now opens straight away to Share, Copy URL and Edit, plus a list of your favorite cards to jump to. Long lists scroll instead of running off the screen, and the list now works in Cover Flow too. Email settings A new Email section in Settings lets you choose whether to get the weekly card summary (views, saved contacts and link taps) and trial and account reminders. Every optional email has a one-click unsubscribe. Fixes Contact details you haven’t filled in no longer leave empty labels on the new designs. The QR code now dims the whole screen, and tapping it twice no longer opens it twice. Fixed an empty list in Settings → Card for message sending.

The Create PDF feature had a bug but now works reliably and no longer runs titles over the QR code. ICS 211 check-in collections can now print the FEMA Incident Check-In List — filled in or blank, on 11×17 or Letter. Fixed card images disappearing after a card was saved.

Spryly is optimized for iPhone Duo, and supports every device pose. Closed, it runs on the outer display; opened flat, it shows your cards beside a card list, the editor shows a live preview, and a Cover Flow view is added. Half-folded like a tent or a laptop, it opens Table Tent: your name and title in large type for the people across the table. It works in portrait and landscape on iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo.

Fixes a crash on launch on iOS 27.

Bug fixes and faster card loading. We also skipped a minor release number to align with some other work.

More bug fixes and improved loading information for accounts with many, many cards. We're also laying the groundwork for supporting foldable mobile devices.

Fixed a bug related to saving content inside the card editor. Also fixed some content alignment issues in story templates. We bumped the version numbers to match the web version. Thanks for continuing to use and enjoy Spryly!

Fixed a few bugs and improved the loading speed for cards. Also corrected some issues related to AI image generation.

We're introduce @handles! So, now you can reserve your own handle and associate it with one of your cards. Easier to share and remember. This feature requires a paid account. Access it via the settings menu.

Introduce a tiny bug in the previous build related to accidentally zooming content when pressing navigation buttons on the dashboard. We fixed it!

Faster card pages, a new animated launch screen, and a fix for the splash screen briefly reappearing after a card had already loaded. This app also catches up to the web version previously released.

Improved display performance for cards. Added a new Story Card component for polling. Additional minor bug fixes and tweaks also made.

Fixed a few bugs.

We've added offline caching. So, if you find yourself in an area without adequate Internet coverage your previously loaded cards will now still appear. You'll be limited in what you can do while offline, but at least you'll be able to show your cards to someone and generate a QR code, if necessary. This functionality has the added benefit of improving application load times, even when online, since cards and media are initially loaded from a local, on-device cache.

There were some changes made to our video hosting provider which required us to update the app. We also discovered that we had a bug in our wallet prep code which has now been fixed. Finally, we made some performance improvements to the app startup sequence.

Made some important fixes related to how new accounts are created as well as a few additional usability tweaks.

Figured that since we had a new Countdown component we should add it, automatically, to any new event created. It can be edited or removed, of course. Another Story editor change we made is that the move component buttons have been enlarged. They are now easier to select. And, we added a way to duplicate components. We also changed the logout button, slightly, in the side-menu. Just some late-Summer, early-Fall cleaning up!

We know that our previous release was just days ago. But, we couldn't help ourselves. We needed a countdown timer and that led to our creating a new Story component you can add. It's pretty cool and useful if you're using a Story card to create an event invitation. You pick a date and time in the future and the new component will show a nice readout of remaining years, months, weeks, days, hours or minutes until that time. It's highly configurable. Additionally, we made links to Spryly contact cards and Story cards stay within the app rather than forcing them to open up in a separate browser window.

Where did the summer go! Well, we've been busy tweaking and tuning and fixing. This release features a fix for how profiles are displayed within Story Cards. Also, you can now hide web links from displaying on a Story card and only appear in the list of links.

We've added the ability to convert a contact card to a Story card. We also smashed a few bugs along the way.

Updated how the app handles magic links so it's easier to login without worrying about passwords. There was also a missing "Sign in with Apple" button missing on one of the forms that we added back in.

We've added the ability to specifically set a title and description for when Story cards are displayed as Open Graph previews, such as within apps like Messages and on sites like Facebook, Twitter(X), Discord, etc. There's a new component type available in the Story editor. In the absence of this information, the title and description may be pulled from a title item in the Story or the title and description of the first event found.

We've added the ability to zoom in and out of photos displayed within cards and stories.

We've added the ability for event organizers to have and share a public URL that will display attendee information. You'll find the new feature when you edit events within Stories. The link can be enabled or disabled, but anyone that has it will be able to see event attendees if it's enabled.

Fixed a race condition related to opening some cards from an external URL before the app started.