The free plan no longer stops at a limit. Past 30 times a month, Swift Eye keeps reading the same way it always does. There is a short wait now and then, but what it reads does not change. Paid plans no longer have a monthly limit at all. You can see this month's usage under Menu → History and Data → This Month's Usage. Also in this version • Voice questions now play a sound when listening starts and ends • Fixed the first words of a question sometimes being cut off • When you reach a limit, we now tell you when it comes back • Various fixes to spoken feedback and on-screen text Thank you to everyone who wrote in.

Thank you for all the reports on 3.3.0. This update fixes what you told us about. ■ Asking by voice Fixed an issue where starting to speak in "Ask Swift Eye" silenced all sound on the iPhone and left the app unresponsive. Your question is now sent automatically when you stop speaking, and if you would rather decide yourself, you can choose "Do not send automatically" under "How long to wait after you finish speaking" in Settings. ■ Sharing from Photos and other apps After analyzing an image shared from another app, you could no longer ask a follow-up question. The keyboard button is now shown so you can ask in writing. ■ Taking photos Choosing a scene no longer takes a photo immediately — pick the scene, then use the centre button. We also fixed the device slowing down and VoiceOver responding late while the pre-capture guide was on, and you can now hide the guidance in the middle of the screen. ■ Controls and VoiceOver Fixed the flash button not being reachable by touch exploration. Also fixed the capture countdown not being spoken when sounds and vibration are on, and no confirmation after sending a follow-up question. ■ Usage and plans Fixed on-device text recognition counting against your monthly usage, and follow-up questions still running analysis after the free limit was reached. Your current plan is now shown in the menu. We also fixed crashes and a wording error. Please send feedback from "Contact us" in the app.

This version brings a complete redesign of the screen and the way you use Swift Eye. ■ A brand-new home screen The whole screen is now the camera — just tap the center to take a photo. Along the top there is a menu of scenes you can keep at hand, such as Describe, Expiration Date, or Price. Choosing a scene takes the photo right away. Buttons now sit in the same place on every screen, so once you learn where they are, you will not lose them. ■ Ask Swift Eye — ask by voice You can now ask a question with your voice, without taking a photo. Questions that need up-to-date information are answered using web search. Swift Eye can also answer questions about what you photographed before — for example, "Which company was on that business card I took?" — based on your history (for those using history cloud backup). Follow-up questions after a photo are sent automatically when you finish speaking. ■ Help while you shoot The light turns on automatically in dark places, and Swift Eye tells you when a photo came out blurry or too dark. Turn on "Pre-capture guide" in Settings and Swift Eye will tell you what the camera is pointing at before you take the photo. With a document, it tells you whether the edges are cut off or the page is tilted. In other situations it names what it sees, with position and distance — for example, "a chair in the center" or "about one meter ahead on the left, a table." ■ Read files In addition to PDFs, images, and text, Swift Eye can now read Office files such as Word and PowerPoint. ■ Create your own scenes Save the things you ask most often as your own scene and place it in the home menu. ■ New plans Pro and MAX have been added, each with a 3-day free trial. If you are already on a paid plan, you keep the same price and the same features automatically. We have also improved the stability of spoken feedback and fixed a number of issues. We welcome your thoughts and requests through "Contact Us" in the app.

This update greatly improves the VoiceOver experience. - Swift Eye now announces "Swift Eye is analyzing" in your own VoiceOver voice and speaking rate - Fixed buttons being read in English and speech continuing after leaving a screen - Fixed an issue where a second analysis from the Share menu could fail - Volume/side-button capture now uses your latest AI tool right after switching

What's New • Fixed an issue where the volume buttons or Camera Control button sometimes failed to take a photo. The setting now takes effect immediately. • Improved recognition accuracy for photos taken in dark places. • You can now select and delete multiple photos at once from your analysis history, making it easier to free up storage. • Improved VoiceOver: Swift Eye now announces while analysis is in progress, reads results from the beginning, and stops reading when you leave the screen. • Clearer plan guidance when analyzing from the Share menu. • Other minor fixes.

Fixed: ・The app quitting after taking a photo on some devices ・Photo capture occasionally failing ・Analysis results occasionally not being spoken ・Photos shared to Swift Eye occasionally not being analyzed ・Results from shared photos not appearing in history ・The "no countdown" setting not taking effect right after launch ・Photos occasionally failing to save to your library ・Screenshots being described with the wrong time of day ・Errors appearing immediately on an unstable connection ・Unclear error messages ・Difficulty typing with a Bluetooth keyboard ・Capture and readout now work when launched from the Camera Control button New settings (in Menu → Analysis settings): ・Read results line by line, or all at once (line by line is now the default) ・Turn the completion sound and haptic on or off separately (both off by default) ・Turn off automatic reading of results ・Choose whether the capture time is used in answers

・Fixed an issue where the app could quit unexpectedly while taking a photo on some devices (such as iPhone 17 models).

Thank you for using SwiftEye. This update fixes issues reported by users: Auto-readout restored The previous "take a photo and have the result read aloud immediately" behavior, which had changed in 3.2.1, is back. Completion sounds and haptics are removed. Gesture fix Two-finger double-tap voice input in the chat input field now works again as iOS intends it to. Action Button (iPhone 15 Pro and later) improvements - Fixed an occasional crash when launching via the Action Button - Silent capture mode setting is now applied to Action Button captures - Fixed the camera preview being locked in landscape orientation - Result shown by the Action Button now matches what appears in the app afterward Other - A few English-only labels right after a fresh install are now in Japanese Thank you for your continued feedback.

Update based on your feedback for 3.2.0. This small update focuses on improvingday-to-day usability. [VoiceOver experience improvements] - AI responses are now read out in full with a single one-finger right swipe (unified into a single accessibility element). - Analysis completion is announced with a light haptic and a soft completion sound(gentle, music-box-like). - Several settings descriptions (e.g. camera settings) that were left in English have been translated into Japanese. [Easier AI tool selection] - Fixed an issue where some tools were displayed twice in the tool picker. - "Read Expiration Date," "Find an Empty Seat," and "Read Price" are now organized as scenario-specific tools. [Switch tools to re-analyze instantly] On the analysis screen, switching tools now automatically re-analyzes the same photo with the newly selected tool. No extra action needed. [Better date reading on receipts and printed content] We refined how the AI handles the photo's capture time versus dates printed in the image (such as purchase dates on receipts). When you ask about the purchase date on a receipt, the AI now correctly reports the printed date instead of the capture time.

3.2.0 brings major improvements to analysis accuracy and everyday usability. [Additional info for AI] Save your situation, preferences, and goals to your profile, and Swift Eye automatically reflects them in every analysis and question. The "Add this to memory" button also lets you save your corrections to the AI's descriptions for future reference. [Choose your response length] Pick from Concise / Standard / Detailed — short and to the point, or thorough when you want to understand something deeply. [Time-aware natural descriptions] The AI now considers the photo's capture time, reducing oddities like "evening dusk" descriptions for morning photos. No setup needed on your side. [New scene-specific tools] Read Expiration Date / Find an Empty Seat / Read Price — dedicated tools you can choose based on the situation. [Auto low-light enhancement] Photos taken in dim lighting are automatically brightened before being sent to the AI. [Flash behavior on launch] Flash now resets to OFF each time you open the app, helping prevent unintended flashes and reducing the mental load of staying mindful of your surroundings. You can choose to keep your previous setting in Camera Settings. [History cloud sync / multi-device & device change] Analysis history and AI settings (additional info, response style, camera settings, etc.) sync across your devices. [Accessibility improvements] VoiceOver announcements at key moments (analysis start/complete, question sent, photo taken) and support for standard iOS gestures (two-finger Z swipe, two-finger double-tap) across every screen. [Learning data contribution (optional)] You decide whether to help improve the AI. OFF by default. [Other] iOS Shortcuts support, TOMOMIRAI account foundation, and data deletion feature.

A hotfix release that addresses issues reported after 3.1.2. Key fixes Fixed the in-app contact form failing to send. Improved the contact email body layout (typing space at the top, boilerplate at the bottom). Fixed in parallel on the server side Tapping the email sign-in link now reliably returns you to the app. Apple Sign-In can again return you to your existing account, and the "logged out after a few days" issue has been addressed via Apple Sign-In configuration updates. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.

A hotfix release that addresses several serious issues reported in 3.1.1. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. Key fixes * Camera settings (silent mode, countdown, etc.) no longer reset to defaults after a cold start. * Fixed a crash on iPhone 17 Pro and other newer devices that occurred right after taking a photo. * The manual flash toggle button has been restored to the main screen, next to the shutter button. * Silent mode can now use the device LED as a pseudo-flash for low-light capture. * Fixed a VoiceOver issue where Copy only captured the last line of the message. * The Back button in the chat view now reads clearly with VoiceOver instead of the fallback app name. * Fixed an unresponsive "Choose photo" button on certain devices. * Fixed an issue where opening Swift Eye from another app's share menu would re-prompt for terms agreement. * Fixed the "Rate on the App Store" button so it now opens the review page directly. * Sort order on the analysis history is now persisted across launches. New & improved * The main camera screen buttons have been redesigned as a unified circular set. * The AI analysis result is now pre-filled into the description field when saving a photo, so VoiceOver can read it back when the photo is touched in Photos. * The description input is now a multi-line editor for easier reading and editing (helpful for low-vision users). * A new "Photo save settings" page lets you pre-select the default albums where photos are saved. * Simplified the "Choose how to save" dialog for camera-captured photos. A note on data: due to platform constraints around the recent change of app ownership, settings, analysis history, and the signed-in state from versions before 3.1 cannot be restored in this build. You will need to sign in again and reconfigure your preferences. From this version onward, settings are stored in a way that prevents this from happening again.

Updated contact information and related links due to app transfer.

We fixed a bug where the silent camera settings would revert to their original state when the app was closed.

Everyone, thanks for waiting. The new Swift Eyes version 3.0 is here! Key changes * Camera settings have been enhanced. * Selecting and saving photos is now more convenient. * You can now view your image analysis history. Please give it a try.

Thank you for using our app every day. We have added information about upcoming updates to the app’s information screen.

Thank you for using the AI image analysis app, Swift Eyes. In version 2.5, we optimized our server-side processing to ensure more stable image analysis. As a result, analysis speed has improved. We hope Swift Eyes will continue to be helpful to you. Update: In version 2.5.1, we made minor internal adjustments to the app.

Thank you for your continued use of Swift Eyes, our AI image analysis app. In version 2.5, we optimized server-side processing to enable more stable image analysis. As a result, we expect improved analysis speed and a lower likelihood of errors. We hope Swift Eyes will continue to be of service to you.

Thank you for your continued use of Swift Eyes, our AI image analysis app. In light of an issue where Apple account sign-in fails in certain environments, we have introduced Guest Mode in version 2.4. If you’ve been unable to use the app due to sign-in failures, please try Guest Mode. Please note that you cannot subscribe to the Premium plan while using Guest Mode.

Thank you for using Swift Eyes. Starting with version 2.3, SwiftEye now offers both a free plan and a paid plan. * On the free plan, analyzing images incurs a waiting period once every three analyses. * If you subscribe to the paid plan, no waiting time is applied. Waiting time is the only difference between the plans—every feature of SwiftEye remains available for free. If you like the app, we’d be grateful if you’d consider upgrading to the paid plan. Open the app and go to Settings → “Subscribe to Premium Plan” to get started. Version 2.3.2 minor bug fixes: * Fixed an issue where the active subscription plan was not properly recognized when analyzing an image via the share menu. * Fixed an issue that, in certain environments, caused the sign-in screen to remain stuck in a loading state after logging out.

Thank you for using Swift Eyes. In this version, we’ve introduced both a free plan and a paid plan. * Free Plan: When you analyze images, a waiting time occurs once every three analyses. * Paid Plan: No waiting time at all. All features remain available free of charge. If you enjoy the app, we’d appreciate it if you would consider upgrading to the paid plan. Open the app and go to Settings → “Subscribe to Premium Plan.” Update: We made some minor internal adjustments in version 2.3.1 of the app.

Thank you for using Swift Eyes. In this version, we’ve introduced both a free plan and a paid plan. * Free Plan: When you analyze images, a waiting time occurs once every three analyses. * Paid Plan: No waiting time at all. All features remain available free of charge. If you enjoy the app, we’d appreciate it if you would consider upgrading to the paid plan. Open the app and go to Settings → “Subscribe to Premium Plan.”

Thank you for using Swift Eyes. In version 2.2 we made the following update: * Fixed the behavior that occurred when the Close button was pressed while an image was still being analyzed.

Thank you for using Swift Eyes. Version 2.1 includes the following updates: * Bug fix: Resolved an issue where saving to the Photos app failed after running image analysis with SwiftEye from the share sheet while another app was open on top of SwiftEye. * Accessibility improvement: VoiceOver now immediately announces “Copied” right after you tap the Copy button in the image-analysis results screen.

Thank you for using Swift Eyes. In Version 2.0, we’ve made the following updates: * Added a sign-in feature, enabling faster issue resolution when you contact support. * Enhanced handling for unstable internet connections to keep the app working smoothly in low-connectivity areas. * Optimized performance so you receive image-analysis results even more quickly.