Touch and hold a card, drag it and let go — your accounts stay in the order you choose. A pinned account now shows a pin on its card, and the Pinned and Recent headers are gone. Sort your accounts into folders. Each folder is a section on the codes list that opens and closes, and search looks through all of them. Choose an account's folder from its details, and rename, reorder or delete folders in Settings. Deleting a folder deletes no account. Share a Stillcode backup file to Stillcode from any app, and the restore screen opens with that file chosen, asking for its passphrase. A file that is not a Stillcode backup is turned away with a message. Folders and restoring from a backup are part of Stillcode Pro.

Your accounts now show their service's icon, so the one you want is easy to spot on iPhone and iPad. The codes screen is cleaner. Copy and share sit right next to each code, and the title and search slide out of the way as you scroll. Share a picture of a QR code straight to Stillcode. Open any image, tap Share and pick Stillcode. The setup codes in the picture are added, and Stillcode tells you how many went in — and what did not, if an image had no QR code in it. Settings has a new Report a problem row. It opens an email with your app version already in the subject.

Stillcode now runs on Apple Watch. Your codes appear on your wrist, for the accounts you choose. You pick them one at a time on your iPhone, and nothing else reaches the watch. Each account on the watch can also show its own setup QR code, so you can move that account to another device without the iPhone in your hand. The watch asks for your passcode and confirms it is on your wrist before it shows one, and takes the code off the screen when the display dims. It covers the accounts you sent there, not all of them. Apple Watch is part of Stillcode Pro. Your accounts, your codes and your backups are untouched. Share a picture of a QR code straight to Stillcode. Open any image, tap Share and pick Stillcode. The setup codes in the picture are added, and Stillcode tells you how many went in — and what did not, if an image had no QR code in it.

Stillcode now speaks German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian and Arabic — the app itself, not only its App Store page. Arabic lays out right to left. Your accounts, your codes and your backups are untouched.

Copy a code without hunting for it — every card now shows a copy mark, and it turns into a tick when the code is on the clipboard. The migration QR opens full screen, so another phone can read it across a desk. Small things: the add button is easier to find, and the app no longer asks for local network access it never used.