This version makes the numbers visible. ■ New: Usage Settings → Files & transfers → Usage shows how much Guyun itself transferred. · Today, this month and last month side by side — so a bill can be read against the month before it · The totals cover every device (a bucket is shared); "of which cellular" counts this device only and stays on this device, written to no bucket · Broken down by bucket and by device: which storage is doing the work, and which machine · Previews and thumbnails are counted too, shown as their own line rather than added on top · The total is what Guyun transferred: anything you did with the same bucket elsewhere is not in it, so it is usually smaller than your provider's bill · This device keeps 24 months · "Refresh (read every bucket)" now shows that it is reading, and reports how many storages answered and how many records came back from other devices; a storage it could not reach is named as such ■ New: Storage size A storage's page now has a "Total size" row: file count, total size, when it was measured, and how many listing requests it cost. · A large bucket can be finished over several taps of Continue once the budget runs out · The result stays on this device and is never refreshed on its own — the order of magnitude is the point · A demo storage is measured automatically ■ Improved: turning a lock off now asks for authentication Switching off the Face ID / Touch ID lock, or a single storage's lock, requires one device authentication first; cancelling it leaves the lock on. ■ Fixed · With a Chinese system and the app set to English, file dates appeared in a Chinese format — dates now follow the app's own language · "Last read" no longer claims a fresh read when a storage could not be reached ■ Also · Clearer privacy wording: keys live in this device's Keychain; they leave the device only when you deliberately hand a storage to another device — the handoff code contains them in plain text, so treat it like a password

New · Setting up a storage is now one screen: pick the service and the place, and the app fills in the display name, region and endpoint. You supply the bucket name and a key pair limited to that bucket — Tencent COS also asks for your APPID, Cloudflare R2 for the account id, self-hosted servers for the endpoint. · Alibaba Cloud OSS, Tencent COS, AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, MinIO and any other S3-compatible service, each with its own list of places. · Detailed guides for every service live on our website, in your language, with a link straight from the app. · Going off to read a guide no longer costs you the form: switch to the browser and come back, and everything you typed is still there. · Setting up the same storage on a second device has an entry of its own on that first screen: scan the code shown on the device that already has it. · Thumbnails now work without server-side image processing too: a small copy is made on this device when you upload, and stored in your own bucket so every device reuses it. Files already in the bucket are filled in when a thumbnail is missing (images up to 5 MB; video reads a 1 MB header first; never on cellular). · A domain of your own mapped to the bucket can go straight into the endpoint field; the app then uses that address as it is instead of putting the bucket in front of the host. · Grid or list, and the sort order, are remembered per bucket: a photo bucket can open as a grid by name while a bucket of logs stays a list by size. New buckets start as a grid, by name. · A skeleton list appears while a bucket loads, instead of an empty screen. · Being offline, behind a captive Wi-Fi, or with cellular data turned off now says so plainly, with a retry right where the list is. · A new setting decides whether uploads and downloads may use cellular data; listing and previews are never affected. · Unfinished transfers show as a small pill you can tap to open Transfers. Its colour says whether they are moving, waiting for you, or stopped — the words and the glyph say it too. · That pill can be picked up with a long press and moved out of the way; it stays where you left it. Fixed · On the Mac, the window title followed the system language instead of the app's own. · Uploading a file or creating a folder failed on Backblaze B2 ("not implemented"); both work now.

New · Archive storage: files in an archive or cold-archive class are now marked, and reading one asks before starting a restore (how long it usually takes, that your provider bills it, and that it cannot be cancelled). Once it finishes, come back and the file previews or downloads normally. · Transfer progress is visible everywhere: a small pill in the corner shows how many items are moving and how far along they are; tap it to open Transfers. · Background transfers on iOS: files up to 200 MB are handed to the system as one request, so they finish on their own after you switch apps or lock the screen. Larger files continue during a background slot the system grants. · Sorting is now on the file list itself: name, modified, or size. · A storage can be hidden from the sidebar (Settings → Storage services brings it back). · Demo storage: add one at any time, add several, rename them, and see exactly which files a reset or removal will delete. · New app icon and brand colour (teal cloud on white), with one consistent accent in dark mode. Fixed · On the Mac, some spots in the grid did not select the file you clicked. · On the Mac, uploads could fail with -996 when two copies of Guyun were around. · A long file name pushed the file size out of the list row.