Join a shared list right from the start. If someone sent you an invite code, you can join their list before making one of your own. A gentler thank-you. When your partner thanks you for a shopping run, a little rise of hearts drifts up the screen. Calmer tips. Hints show once, then step out of the way. Plus small fixes and refinements.

Stores 1.4 brings the full list experience to iPad. - Keep your lists in a sidebar and the current list open beside them on iPad. - Get an optional reminder when you arrive at a store. Tap it to open the right list, already filtered for that store. - Add a time to a task and choose an exact alert or a daily due digest. - Preview a shared list before joining it. - List owners can stop sharing with one person. Stores explains when access has been removed. - Repeat items by weekday or day of the month. - See the one-time price and what Premium includes in a clearer upgrade screen. - When a shopping trip is done, thank whoever went. They get it even if the app is closed. - Enjoy smaller fixes and polish across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Faces on your lists. - Profile photos. Add a photo of yourself and it shows wherever your name does, for both of you. Part of the one-time upgrade. - Hundreds of new list icons. Tap All icons, search for anything, and give every list its own face. Also part of the upgrade. - Put the list switcher at the bottom. Settings, App, General — easier to reach one-handed. - Tell a friend about Stores from Settings, and a spot to rate it. - Small fixes and polish throughout.

A mic in the add bar, and waves of color - Add items by voice. Tap the mic in the add bar, say what you need, and tap again to add it. Speech never leaves your phone. - The widget comes in a large size now, and the medium size fits six items. If you own the unlock, the widget gets a camera button that jumps straight to scanning. - Soft waves of color roll along the bottom of your lists. It's called the Awning. Turn it off, or match it to your list's color, in Display settings. - Every shopping trip gets a receipt now, even a quick one-item run.

Small polish on the 1.3 partner moments. • Notifications share one calm style now. A comment, a handed-off task, or your partner's finished shopping trip all arrive as quiet toasts above the add bar. • Saying thanks has a new sound: three soft rising notes. • The welcome screen's canvas is gently alive now. It holds still if you use Reduce Motion. • The tips in "Add with camera" are easier to read over the live camera.

Shopping together feels more like it now. When your partner adds things while you're away, you'll see what's new the next time you open the app. Clearing a whole list ends with a little celebration. And when your partner finishes a shopping run, it shows up as a receipt in the Purchased tray, where you can send a quick thanks. Recent trips stay there for about a week. You can also give checking things off a sound, from a soft pop to a deeper one, or leave it silent. It's in Settings, under App. Plus a round of fixes: items no longer linger on the widget after you remove them, the calendar icon only appears when something's actually overdue, and a few smaller rough edges are smoothed over.

- Get a heads-up when your partner comments on an item or hands you a task. Open the list and it's waiting for you. - Your other lists now show a badge when there's something new on them. - Turn due dates on or off for each list, in list settings. - A swipe that starts on the checkbox won't mark an item done by accident anymore. - Your name now comes from Sign in with Apple, so your partner sees who's who without you typing it. - Personalize a list in one place. Color, icon, and background mark now sit together in list settings, and the app picks up the color you choose. - Smaller fixes: a bigger tap target on the add field, the Siri tip now opens help, partner names that showed as "Someone" are fixed, and the list's background mark is a touch clearer.

- Tap any item to open it. You'll see the full name, where to buy it, repeat settings, and more are all in one place. - Leave comments on an item. Ask "which brand?" or note "get two." Each comment shows who wrote it. - Task lists now do due dates and assignments. Give a task a date and hand it to you or your partner. Overdue tasks stand out, and the list puts what's due first. - See who's on a shared list. Open list settings to find everyone who can see it, by name. - The completed list now shows when each item was checked off, your own items included. - Fewer accidental check-offs. The home-screen widget opens the app instead of checking things off, and scrolling the list won't check items by mistake.

• New lists can be shopping lists or task lists. • Press and hold any item to make it repeat. • A new setting tints the app to match your list's color. • Lists with an icon now show a faint background mark. • Smoother scrolling on long lists.