What's new in version 1.1.1 New Feature: Need List: Inventory is now on iOS 18 - All the features you know and love are still here, and they will work just as they always have. Only one unfortunate compromise is not being able to have the All Items View appear on the bottom near the tab view. If there is enough support for the feature to come to older iOS versions, it will be included in a future update. If you run into any issues with the iOS 18 version, please let me know immediately! Bug Fix: Release Notes - 1.1.0 now displays the correct date it was released. - Just a small fix with the date of when an update was released. Nothing crazy.

What's new in Version 1.1.0 New Features: Track your Items Expiration Date! - Now with any items you have, you can now set an expiration date. This will help you keep track of which items are nearing their expiration date, and when to replenish them. Track your Items Placement! - Now with any items you have, you can set the location in an aisle for them to be stored. This will help you keep track of where your items are. Redesign of the Items - Now with all items, the item view has been redesigned to make the information easier to read and understand. Improvements: Smarter Need System - When you add items to your inventory, the Need amount now decreases automatically to reflect what’s left to get — helping you know when you’re all stocked up.

New Features - v1.0.1 Search by Company Name and Product - Added the ability to filter items by the company they belong to, as well as by the product they sell. Item Name Style Memory - The app now remembers your chosen naming style for each item, automatically restoring it when you edit or reopen the item. Improvement - v1.0.1 Date and Gray Lines in Print - When printing the items, the preview of the page now displays the date the page was created and gray lines that make each item easier to find. Apple Watch Glass Effects - The Need List Apple Watch App now has glass effects. Bug Fixes - v1.0.1 Fixed Parent Company Issue - Resolved an issue where items could disappear after setting a parent company.