Tapping the check-in reminder now opens your sort instead of closing the app. The crisis check recognizes more phrases that can signal someone is in crisis, in English and Spanish.

In Spanish, the pile buttons on the sort screen now show their names whole, without breaking a word across two lines.

A new look, and a few changes to how a sort goes. - After sorting, you check your piles before you narrow them. The step down to ten now comes only when more than ten cards are Very Important. - A youth deck of 48 values from Values Card Sort for Kids by Aria E. Fiat, PhD, for an adult to go through with a child or teen. - Your top five on the home screen, with a plain comparison to your last sort. - Copy a sort as text. - Help now lists crisis lines, from Home and from the menu on every step. - Delete everything in Settings clears your sorts from this device, and from iCloud when sync is on. - In Spanish, the app is now called Tarjetas de valores. You’ll be asked to accept the updated terms once.

Now fully at home in Spanish. • The Spanish translation has been rewritten from the ground up — more natural phrasing throughout, and wording that reads the same whether you're a man or a woman • Your saved sorts now follow your language: switch to Español and past results are translated too • In Spanish, the app now appears as “Valores” • The Privacy Policy and support links point to our new home at myvaluescardsort.com • New support address: hello@myvaluescardsort.com You can also run the same card sort free in any browser at myvaluescardsort.com.