Version 7.3.4 • Fixed: Photos Library and Theater no longer rescan your remote every time you open them. A full scan now runs at most every six hours, and a scan finished on another of your devices counts too. Rescan still works any time. • Improved: Enter Space stays responsive while it launches and while scheduled syncs start. Photos and Theater scans, widget updates, backup checks and bookmark refreshes now run in the background.

Version 7.3.3 • New: Theater in CarPlay. On cars that support video, browse your library on the car screen and watch downloaded or streamed titles while parked. Resume, watch progress and next-episode play carry over, and Now Playing has cover art and an audio and subtitle picker. • New: Settings > Advanced > CarPlay lets you allow streaming from the car for a set time while your iPhone is locked. • Fixed: downloading a very large title, 4 GB or more, could crash the app when the download finished.

Version 7.3.2 • New: Add Remote now offers pCloud (SFTP). Pick your region, sign in with your pCloud email and password, and Enter Space connects through pCloud's SFTP gateway.

Version 7.3.0 • New: the Shortcuts action Confirm File Stored checks with the remote that a file is really there, and other apps such as Sami can use it. • New: opening a remote file in another app now hands it a working copy and uploads every save back to the remote. • New: if a file changes on the remote while you are editing it, saving no longer overwrites the newer copy: the system offers its conflict choices, or your edit is kept next to the original as a conflict copy. • New: the code editor has multiple cursors (with a hardware keyboard or pointer), Go to Symbol, breadcrumbs, a command palette, change markers in the gutter, indent guides and bracket-pair colors. • New: Format in the code editor prettifies or minifies JSON, CSS, HTML, XML, JavaScript and TypeScript. • New: Inline Assist rewrites the selected code with Apple's on-device model; you accept, reject or try again. • Improved: the code editor stays responsive with files of any size, including multi-megabyte files and very long lines, and VoiceOver can read it. • Fixed: iOS no longer force-quits Enter Space when the app moves to the background. • Fixed: a crash when Enter Space created its local HTTPS certificate on devices set to some languages, such as Arabic. • Fixed: dates in file info, restore points and the media timeline were wrong on devices set to a calendar other than Gregorian, such as Islamic or Buddhist. • Fixed: dragging a file out of Enter Space no longer doubles its extension (for example Handout.pdf.pdf). • Fixed: the Apple Watch app is no longer stopped by watchOS while it frees space on a large library.

Version 7.2.3 • New: Drime, Shade, Huawei Drive and Archive (zip, tar) are now available in Add Remote Storage. • Fixed: sharing several photos or files into Enter Space with Save to Remote now keeps all of them, not just the last one.

Optimized for iPhone Duo. The Welcome screen now keeps its Skip button clear of the status column on the unfolded Duo. • Fixed: scheduled syncs that stop because of a rate limit, a stalled transfer or a vanished job are now recorded as that, and back off, instead of showing as cancelled; quick runs now report the files and bytes they moved. • Fixed: a run started with Run Now while another was already going can now be cancelled, and a sync re-run right after Cancel no longer inherits the cancelled run's errors. • Fixed: Scheduled Syncs now opens the editor for a template sent from a banner or the setup wizard even when the window is already open. • Fixed: Git remotes whose access token contains / @ or % now sign in correctly. • Fixed: the code editor's conflict check now sees the remote file. • Fixed: a crash while browsing a folder with names that differ only by case (README.md and readme.md) when Open index.html automatically is on. • Fixed: unsaved code-editor drafts no longer appear in another file that shares a long folder path. • Fixed: Photos Backup checks against a local folder no longer count its folders as files, or report every file missing when the folder is reached through a link. • Fixed: a scheduled integrity check that repairs everything now sends its notification.

Version 7.2.1 • Fixed: re-sending missing items in Photos Backup now starts uploading right away, with live progress, and never replaces the backup's database. • Fixed: a signed-out remote no longer pauses all of Files, and temporary network errors no longer pause it either. Settings now offers Share Files Diagnostics and Reset Files Connection in case it still happens. • Fixed: Enter Space could be ended by iOS shortly after you left the app. • Fixed: scheduled syncs to a Google Drive remote on iPhone and iPad no longer fail at the start with a chunk size error.

Version 7.2.0 • New: Integrity and Schedule. Check any Copy, Sync or Photos Backup against its source to see what is missing or wrong, then repair it in one step. Optionally run the check on a schedule, with automatic repair. • New: Photos Backup can run a full backup on an interval, and Force Backup now also checks Live Photo motion and RAW companions. • Fixed: the Files app could keep showing that Enter Space is paused even though syncs were running.

Version 7.1.3 — security update • Fixed: sharing a video from the Photos app to Enter Space failed. Saving it to a remote stopped at Paste with "could not be found", and opening it showed "no such file". Shared photos and videos are now copied into Enter Space before the share sheet closes, and keep their original names. • Updated to rclone 1.75.2, which includes security fixes from rclone 1.75.2: sign-in tokens, keys and custom headers are no longer passed on to another server after a redirect, crafted paths and links can no longer reach outside a shared or synced folder, and the built-in servers are hardened. • Fixed: Enter Space could leave its internal control server reachable on your local network. • Fixed: deleting a remote's own top-level folder in the Files app deleted everything stored in that remote. That folder can now only be opened and filled; a delete, rename or move of it is undone. • Fixed: a BiSync with no delete limit stopped at the first deleted file. • Fixed: a folder containing a file name with a quote or backslash could appear empty. • Fixed: Edit Remote and Rename Remote on iPad, Versioning Settings and Settings > Scheduled Syncs now open every time, and settings switches move when tapped. • Fixed: Enter Space could quit without a trace when a connection closed first. • Fixed: a new encryption password now applies straight away, renaming an item that was already gone no longer leaves an empty folder, and Markdown previews escape file names.

Version 7.1.1 • Small fixes and improvements.

Version 7.1.0 • Restore to Photos: put backed-up photos back into your Photos library, one at a time or a whole selection. Live Photos, RAW+JPEG pairs, edits, dates, favorites and albums come back as they were, and anything already in your library is skipped. • Photos Backup now saves the RAW of RAW+JPEG photos, the motion of edited Live Photos and each photo's exact original. Existing backups are upgraded automatically on the next run. • Live Photos: tap the LIVE badge to play the motion with sound, or watch it as a video. • Fixed: syncing deletions in Photos Backup now removes deleted photos from backups kept in a folder. • Fixed: remotes on the Mac's Enter Space volume now show their real names.

Version 7.0.13 • Photos Backup now keeps the motion in Live Photos. It used to upload only the still image; the video part is now uploaded alongside it, under a matching filename. • The code editor, media viewer, Siri phrases and Finder extension are now translated into more languages.

Version 7.0.12 • Photos Backup now keeps the motion in Live Photos. It used to upload only the still image; the video part is now uploaded alongside it, under a matching filename.

Version 7.0.11 • Photos Backup now uploads to every S3-compatible service. On some services every photo failed to upload, while ordinary uploads to the same place worked. • When an upload fails, the Activity Log now shows the reason the service gave.

Version 7.0.10 • Folders you've opened before now keep up with your storage: files added, changed or deleted elsewhere appear or disappear on their own. • On Apple Watch, the Digital Crown now adjusts the volume while a video or song plays, with the familiar volume indicator beside the crown. Drag the progress bar to move through a track.

Version 7.0.8 • More of Enter Space now appears in your language: the Photos sidebar and timeline, file states and counts in Time Portal, Doppel's match types, the code editor's status bar, and section titles on Apple TV. • Downloading a whole folder from Finder works again on the Mac. • Long downloads in Finder and the Files app are no longer cut off after ten minutes, and a download that fails now tells you why straight away.

Version 7.0.7 • Downloading a whole folder now works on iPhone and iPad. Before, the Files extension was cut off part-way through ("Couldn't communicate with a helper application") and started over. It now downloads a few files at a time, and waits for its configuration before reading anything. • "Syncing Paused" no longer sticks. Any failure at all used to tell the system you were signed out, which pauses the whole Enter Space location: downloads stop, the list of remotes stops updating. Only real sign-in problems say that now, and opening the app clears a location that is already paused. • New on iPhone and iPad: Settings › Advanced › System › Reset Files Integration, which removes Enter Space from the Files app and adds it back when the system's own state for it is stuck. • A fresh install no longer switches on remotes that live on your other devices. • Folders holding Enter Space's own lock files download again in Finder and the Files app. • Apple Watch: items the watch asked the iPhone for are delivered again, so a library that stalled part-way through now finishes syncing.

Version 7.0.5 • Media and other files no longer stop loading with "Unauthorized" after your screen has been locked. Enter Space no longer renews its internal connection password while the keychain is locked, and repairs one that had drifted out of step. • The Files and Shortcuts apps are now called by their names in your language throughout Enter Space.

Version 7.0.4 • Encrypted (crypt) remotes now open in the Files app and Finder. The key Enter Space prepares for them stopped working whenever any of your devices renewed its internal password, so the Files app could almost never use it. After updating, open each encrypted remote in Enter Space once.

Version 7.0.3 • Folders with accented names, such as "Università", now show their contents in Finder and the Files app, and their files download. • Enter Space's own file browser now opens those folders too, on services that store such names in decomposed form. • Saving from Finder to an encrypted remote on some S3-compatible storage no longer fails with "encrypted hashes differ". • Deleting a folder in Finder now removes its files on S3, B2 and other bucket storage. • Renaming or moving a folder on S3, B2 and other bucket storage now keeps its files in that folder, instead of under a copy of the old path. • Saving a document a second time no longer stops with "changed by another application". • Renaming in Finder no longer greys out Rename and Move to Trash on the folder around it, and no longer downloads the file again. • Saving several times in quick succession no longer brings back an earlier version. • Every upload from Finder and Files is now checked; a save that didn't arrive intact is repeated or reported instead of silently damaged. • TextEdit documents with images (.rtfd) and other package documents now sync. • Moving a file into another folder under a new name now puts it in that folder, and renaming a folder keeps the files inside it. • Updating Enter Space no longer resets its Finder location, so unfinished edits are kept and downloaded files aren't downloaded again. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 7.0.2 • A single-file sync can be saved under a different name. When a scheduled Copy or Move has one file as its source, the new "Save as" field beside the destination names the file that gets written. Leave it empty and the file keeps its own name, exactly as before. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 7.0.1 • "Exclude all other files" now excludes all other files. The rule Enter Space wrote for it could not match a file at the top of the source folder, so a sync meant to carry one named file carried that file plus everything sitting beside it — and for a flat folder, it copied the lot. • A filter rule can name a file, and the browse button finds one. The picker beside every include/exclude rule only offered folders, on local disks, external drives and remotes alike. It now opens files too — and writes the pattern rclone actually matches, which is relative to the source folder, not the absolute path it used to hand back. • A scheduled sync can be a single file. Copy and Move take one file as their source: pick a file in the source browser, or tick "Source is a single file". The run addresses that file directly — no folder is listed, no filter rules are needed, and nothing beside it can be swept along. • Copy Command on the Mac now produces a command that runs. It passed a flag rclone does not have, put every flag where rclone could not parse it, and named two settings the app never sends. Subcommand and paths lead, every flag is quoted and in --flag=value form, and the flags it prints are the ones the schedule really carries. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 7.0.0 • Your storage mounts as a real disk in Finder — and on macOS 27, nothing extra has to be installed for it. Enter Space now mounts its own file system extension directly, so the separate helper app is never required, launched or even asked. The helper was always an optional download, and when it was missing a mount could fail with nothing to explain it. On macOS 26 the helper still does the mounting, and Serve volumes (WebDAV, FTP, NFS) still use it on every version. • The volume is quicker to browse. The extension now talks to the app over a pool of connections instead of one shared socket, so concurrent requests stop queueing behind each other — cold folder listings had been waiting two to four seconds at the head of that line. • Turning a remote on or off edits the mounted volume in place instead of unmounting it and restarting every other remote, so files you have open elsewhere stay open. The provider icon in the storage list is a true master switch: switching a remote off takes it out of the volume, not just out of Finder. • Two data-safety fixes in that extension. A malformed reply used to be read as the end of the file, so a read could come back silently truncated — an image that loads its top rows and dissolves into noise is what that looked like — and a failed write was reported as stored. Both now fail out loud. • Rename many files at once. Select two or more items and choose Rename All. Build the new names from a pattern — {name} for the current name, {n} for a counter that pads itself, {ext} for the extension — or find and replace, and check every old → new name in a live preview. Names that would collide are flagged before anything is touched. • Downloads are a queue you can watch and control: pause, resume and stop them one at a time, three running at once, and stopping one keeps what it already fetched. A half-downloaded file can never play as though it were whole. • The backup warnings read properly in every language. They had been built from an English sentence with the verb and the pronoun passed in as values, which left English words stranded mid-paragraph in the other eight languages. A run's status word and an offline pin's sync state are translated too. • A closed lid is no longer a failed backup. A run the Mac sleeps through — or that Enter Space is quit under — is recorded as Interrupted rather than failed: the result is unknown, not bad, and the next run picks up whatever didn't finish. The Mac now genuinely stays awake for the length of a backup. • A folder Enter Space may not read is a warning, not a failure. When macOS refuses a read — another app's container, a protected system folder — it is counted separately as “no access” in orange instead of a red error, and it no longer fails the run; only a run that could read nothing at all does. Run details now list every item behind each count. • Backups to a NAS or an object store are much faster on the Mac. A box on your own network now checks 16 files and copies 8 at a time, and S3, B2, Google Cloud Storage and Azure check 64 and copy 32; metered clouds keep the careful pace. A run also ends the moment the transfer does, instead of being held open by catalogue bookkeeping. • Two wrong verdicts fixed: a byte count containing 504 or 401 was read as an HTTP status, turning a healthy NAS into “destination offline” or “sign-in needed”; and a rolled internal password could stop a healthy run and blame your remote’s credentials. • The Mac app is Apple silicon only, and the frameworks inside it are trimmed to match, so the download is roughly a quarter smaller. Intel Macs stay on 6.4.2. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 6.4.2 • Fixed a hang that could end in a crash during long backup scans. Enter Space was checking files inside its own Files-app folder to decide whether to skip them — and asking itself those questions while waiting on the answers. It skips them outright now, which also stops iCloud files being pulled down just to be measured. • The Home dashboard was showing the same problem twice — a backup that had never run produced two separate warnings, and it wasn't only that one. One card per problem now, every card has a close button that works, and they all look like the same set of cards instead of drifting apart. • Enter Space can test your restores for you. Every so often, when a destination is reachable, it restores a sample and checks the files came back intact — and only tells you if something looks wrong. On by default for destinations on a network, off for external drives, and switchable per backup. • Restore tests now say what they actually proved. "Verified" means the contents were checked against a checksum; when a destination doesn't publish one, it says so plainly rather than implying more than it knows. Destinations that do publish checksums are now recorded and compared. • A restore test no longer reports a file you deleted as a backup failure. If the original is gone from your Mac too, the backup removed it on purpose, and Enter Space says so instead of raising an alarm. • Fixed iPhone and iPad re-uploading an entire photo library. Enter Space keeps a record of what it has already backed up; if it couldn't reach that record it assumed nothing had ever been sent, and started again from the beginning. It now tells "there is nothing there" apart from "I couldn't check", and stops rather than guessing. It also saves its progress as it goes, so a backup that gets interrupted picks up where it left off instead of starting over. • Enter Space no longer keeps redrawing the screen while it's in the background, which could make it slow enough to quit that iOS shut it down. • Restore tests stopped failing on Enter Space's own files. The app keeps a little bookkeeping of its own next to your backup, and it had been testing those files as though they were yours. They change constantly, so the test could never pass and running the backup again never cleared it. They are no longer counted as part of a backup or included in its restore tests. • Backups to an external drive stopped nagging. A drive that has to be plugged in is no longer treated like an always-on server, and a disconnected drive is described as disconnected rather than broken. • Time Portal opens. It could sit on a spinner forever, or open onto nothing at all; both are fixed, and browsing a large backup index is faster. • The storage locations you had switched on stopped switching themselves off. • Enter Space no longer backs up iCloud and File Provider's internal sync scratch, which had grown the local backup index into millions of records and made browsing it crawl. On Apple Watch: • The player's controls are big enough to hit. The essentials stay on screen at a proper size and everything else moved into a menu that pauses playback while it's open, so nothing goes by while you read it. Swipe to move between items, swipe up for the menu. • Hidden items no longer appear in the synced totals. A count is a disclosure, and items behind your passcode are now invisible until you unlock them. • The folder you pick for a watch face stays picked. • One volume control, one volume indicator, and the level carries from one video to the next. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 6.3.1 • Full localization pass: Help, Welcome Guide, Recovery Guide, Backup Setup, Photos/Theater onboarding, paywall, settings units and caps, and home banners now follow your system language across all eight supported languages. • Product names and UI labels (including Theater, Time Portal, Space Inspector, Git Mirror, and unit pickers) are translated for Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Simplified Chinese, and Italian. • Provider picker descriptions and backup health guidance resolve correctly from the string catalog. Thanks for using Enter Space!