Reminders that reach you outside a stream: a note when your free cards come back on the 1st, and one the day after your first night, both off in Settings if you'd rather. One Piece cards: pick your card type in Settings, and Lookup and the island read One Piece, English and Japanese. Choose your price source, PriceCharting or TCGplayer first, and see which one priced the card. Lookup now shows a card's printings and stamped editions, each at its own price, on the cards that have them: 1st Edition or Unlimited, holo or reverse holo, Pokemon Center or Staff stamp. The summary after a stream offers Scanner at any count, and one tap shares your night as a picture. Each share enters you in a monthly draw for a free month of Scanner (US, 18+, rules at pricehud.com/draw). iPhones without a Dynamic Island are told how prices arrive.

The price bubble comes back on its own. If a stream read your cards and nothing showed in the Dynamic Island, this is the fix: the app now notices when the island it shows is not the one the server can reach, and starts a fresh one. If Live Activities are off for PriceHUD, the Scan tab says so and opens Settings.

Prices in your own currency. Pick it in Settings, or let your region choose; card prices are US market prices, converted at the day's European Central Bank rate. Lookup shows graded prices one company at a time: pick PSA, CGC, BGS, SGC, TAG or ACE to see its 10s and its recent sales at lower grades, never mixed across companies. Each ungraded condition gets an estimated price. It finds sealed product too: tap the search box, then Sealed. Give a friend 100 extra cards. Once they've priced 10, you each get 100. Your code is in Settings, and a card's price page can share the price along with it. Settings explains how friend codes work. After a stream, PriceHUD opens on the Scan tab with how many cards you priced and your top card of the night. If your cards run out mid-stream, the island says so, and a tap on it shows how to keep pricing. New accounts get a short welcome, and a notice tells you once a month when your cards are down to the last tenth (you can switch it off). The island strip's default fifth price is now Moderately Played, and the Guide is rebuilt as six short visual pages. Fixes: a card that appeared on a quiet screen and was held still is now priced, and a phone whose sign-in has expired asks you to sign in again instead of showing an empty account. The stream summary's top card is always one the island showed, PriceHUD never reads its own screens, and the summary starts fresh when you switch accounts. Signing up takes two fields, the Plan screen and the out-of-cards sheet follow your text size, and prices in yen or won fit the island.

Running out of cards no longer stops your night. The 500 more cards top-up now shows on the Plan screen for every account, and when the month's cards are used you can add 500, or start Scanner, right on that screen. Your count turns amber when the month is nearly spent, so you see it coming. Redeem a code from the Plan screen. The app also sends far fewer frames when no card is on screen, which is kinder to your data plan and battery. New PriceHUD mark on sign-in.