Selfime now opens reliably on iOS and iPadOS 27.2, where it could close straight after launching. Also in this update: - Security updates and patches - Better support for foldable iPhones: the deck now turns with you when the device is opened.

Selfime 1.1 brings new voices, tape sharing and a faster deck. Listen to a practice Listen to built-in guide readings, or have your device read a practice aloud. Choose a voice when you start Read-Along and adjust its speed beside the pace control. You can also press a practice straight to tape in your chosen voice, without recording it yourself. Send a tape Share a tape through Messages or another app. The recipient can open it in Selfime and choose whether to add it to their library. Your journal stays private and is never included. Read along with your own voice Turn off narration and follow the words while listening to a tape you recorded. You can also keep adding to your journal while Side B is showing. Edit with more control Your selected take now shows its trimmer straight away. A magnifier helps you see where you are trimming, and slower dragging gives you finer control. Pauses between cards count down during preview, with clearer playback controls. Pick up where you left off Selfime offers to continue an existing draft and prevents duplicates from piling up. When you discard a recording, choose whether to archive or delete it. Save and share faster Saving and sharing long tapes is much quicker. Playback meters and on-device transcription use fewer resources, too. And a few more improvements • Long-press a tape in your library to open its actions. • The library’s default view is now called Active, making it clear that archived tapes are hidden. • Clearer Health and speech permission prompts help you find the right setting. • If your library cannot be opened, you can keep a copy before starting fresh. • More bug fixes and layout improvements throughout.