This update introduces more powerful organization tools and a refined interface to help you manage your library with ease. Improved Library Browsing: Films are now intuitively grouped by date, making it much easier to navigate your history. Enhanced Search Filters: Find exactly what you’re looking for by filtering films by stock or camera in addition to their name. Redesigned Settings: Enjoy a completely overhauled Settings screen for a cleaner, more modern experience. Recorder Improvements: The recorder is now more responsive, with smoother animations for a snappier recording experience. Safety Refinements: Improved deletion confirmation dialogs to help prevent accidental removals. Visual Optimization: Refined record colors for Light Mode users on iOS 17 and iOS 18. Performance Improvements: Fixed a delay where custom aperture and shutter speed sequences would take several minutes to appear on the toolbar. Localization: Minor translation refinements for a more polished experience across all supported languages. Bug Fixes: Resolved an issue where frame date changes were not saving correctly.

Minor UI fixes and improvements

Now supports negative frame numbers (–3, –2, –1, 0)

Added navigation subtitles for improved context on iOS 26 Added a Library search field on iOS 17 and iOS 18 to match iOS 26 behavior Minor UI improvements

Folder sorting on the Home screen has been improved See a selection count when working with films inside a folder Export is now easier to access with a permanently visible button Subtle interface and translation refinements

Fixed an issue where folder film counts were not updating correctly after deletions Fixed an issue where swipe-to-delete could stop responding after using the recorder Fixed confirmation popups appearing in the wrong position when deleting frames or folders Fixed map position issues Added swipe-to-move actions for films in the Trash

Improved toolbar performance and animations Added support for iOS 17 Expanded default aperture values up to f/128 for large format lenses Fixed picker values not updating for custom aperture and shutter speed sequences

This update makes Frames smoother to use, easier to discover, and more accessible. - Performance and animation improvements - Updated welcome screen - Improved accessibility (VoiceOver and Voice Control)

Minor localization updates

Minor toolbar animation fixes for iOS 26

This update brings powerful new ways to export and share your film shooting data. PDF Export: Generate beautifully formatted, print-ready documents perfect for storing alongside your negatives CSV Export: Import your data directly into Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet software Improved Text Export: Now includes complete shot information with GPS coordinates in a clean tabular format All export formats support right-to-left languages and include your complete shooting metadata: shutter speed, aperture, exposure, focal length, flash, metering mode, date, time, location, lens, filter, and more.

UI polish and text tweaks

New: Toolbar Reset Button Added a reset button that appears when you adjust a setting in the toolbar, letting you quickly restore it to the value it had when you opened it.

This update gives you more ways to access Frames: - Lifetime purchase option. Pay once, use forever. - macOS metadata embedding included with every subscription - Minor UI improvements throughout the app Whether you prefer a one-time purchase or a subscription, you can now choose the payment model that fits your workflow.

Updated recorder and smoother experience - Redesigned the iOS 18 toolbar to align with the new iOS 26 toolbar design - Improved performance and animations on the toolbar for both iOS 18 and iOS 26 - Added icons to camera, lens, filter, and film stock labels for clearer selection - Minor fixes and improvements throughout the app

Smoother toolbar animations and a lighter, cleaner welcome screen.

Minor UI Refinements

Small improvements and fixes for a smoother experience - Redesigned the welcome screen for a cleaner look - Fixed translation issues for better localization - Added haptic feedback to recorder buttons on iOS 26 - Improved first column spacing in frames rows - Fixed search bar and map view glitches on iOS 26 for smoother animations and consistent results

Under-the-hood improvements for a smoother experience. - Optimized recorder performance for faster, more reliable logging. - Refined font sizes and weights for better readability throughout the app.

Complete redesign with iOS 26's liquid design language, featuring a reimagined recorder interface and refined interactions throughout the app. - Fully redesigned for iOS 26 with liquid design language - All-new recorder interface with enhanced visual polish and smoother animations - Improved track controls with better precision and responsiveness - Seamless drag gestures and fluid transitions throughout - Enhanced compatibility and performance on iOS 26 devices

Subtle refinements to improve clarity and responsiveness across the app. - Adjusted spacing and typography for a more balanced interface. - Fixed animation issues when collapsing or hiding folders.

This update brings a few nice improvements and fixes. - Fixed an issue where the ISO for user-added film stocks wasn’t being saved. - Gear lists (cameras, lenses, filters, and film stocks) are now sorted alphabetically for easier browsing.

Fixed a bug that could cause the share menu to flicker repeatedly when exporting.

Frames now speaks even more languages, with improved translations throughout. - Added support for Hebrew, Arabic, Romanian and Ukrainian - Polish and refinements throughout the app for a smoother experience

Frames now speaks even more languages, with improved translations throughout. - Added support for Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese, Indonesian, Hong Kong Chinese, and Greek - Refined translations across all languages for better clarity - Polish and refinements throughout the app for a smoother experience