What's New in 2.2.0 (App Store release notes) LinkFindr 2.2 is our biggest update yet — a top-to-bottom redesign built for readers. • All-new look: a warm, editorial design with full dark mode support • Reader, rebuilt: real typography with headings and images-free clean text, Paper/Sepia/Dark themes, adjustable text size, and a reading progress bar • Highlight by selecting: select any text in the Reader and tap Highlight — five colors, saved with your notes • New Home feed: filter chips (Unread, Quick Reads, Offline), rich cards, and a "Read Next" pick at the top • Collections, reimagined: visual grid with cover art built from your own saves • Today digest: a daily reading queue with your goal ring, streak, and weekly recap • Quick Save: paste a link, watch the preview fill in, save in two seconds • Starter Packs: seed your library with hand-picked evergreen reads by topic — refreshed remotely, no update needed • Built for iPad: adaptive layout with a proper tab bar on big screens • Smoother start: redesigned onboarding that respects your attention (no permission pop-ups mid-welcome) • Faster everywhere, with smoother animations throughout LinkFindr is now free to try for a full month — every feature included. After that, go Pro (from £0.99/month or a one-time lifetime unlock) to keep saving. Your saved links always stay readable and exportable, no matter what.

What's New (Version 2.1.0) • Full-Text Article Search — Find that sentence you half-remember. LinkFindr now searches inside the articles you've saved offline, not just titles and tags, and shows you the matching snippet. • Link Health Monitor — A weekly background check quietly verifies every link in your library. Broken links get a clear warning badge, redirected URLs can be updated with one tap, and the Wayback Machine is always one tap away for resurrecting dead pages. • Save PDFs for Offline — Tap "Download for Offline" on any PDF link and it's saved to your library, viewable anywhere with the built-in reader. No more "I'll read it on the train" tabs that don't load. • Smart Auto-Tagging on Every Save — Links saved from anywhere — Share Sheet, Action Extension, in-app — now get on-device language analysis to suggest a project and meaningful tags. Works without Apple Intelligence. FIXES & IMPROVEMENTS: • Fixed a freeze when downloading very large web pages (Project Gutenberg books, long-form essays) for offline reading. • Reader view now prepares long articles in the background instead of stalling the UI. • Improved download safety: oversized pages and non-HTML responses are rejected cleanly. Thanks to everyone who sent feedback after 2.0. Keep it coming.