Print QR labels for your drawers, Gridfinity templates, and a say over AI photo search. • Print QR labels for every drawer from an organizer's menu: Avery 5160, Brother DK-11201, A4 and Letter sheets, and Gridfinity label strips. Scan a label with the app to jump straight to that drawer • Scan a drawer label while signed out and the app opens that drawer once you sign in • Six Gridfinity baseplate templates on the 42 mm grid, and a Gridfinity filter in Templates • WhichDrawer now asks before your photos go to the outside AI service behind photo search. Say no and everything else still works; change your answer any time in Account • With app lock on, coming back to the app keeps your place and any item you were halfway through adding • Resetting your password now works when two-factor authentication is on • Opening the app with no connection after a long break shows your things instead of the sign-in screen (Standard and Pro) • Offline edits sync more reliably after a dropped connection, a long spell in the background or a plan change, and the app syncs when you come back to it • Fixes across sharing invites, templates, the layout editor, export, barcode lookups and alerts

Smarter AI search, safer passwords, and a long list of fixes. • AI search shows a short list of likely matches instead of twenty, and leads with one item when it's confident. When its best guess is weak, it says so • A tip under an item's photos suggests adding one of the item itself, out of its box, so AI search can find it • New passwords are checked against known data breaches. The check never sends your password • The link in your sign-up email now signs you straight in • When several of your items share a barcode, scanning asks which one is in your hand • Small-pack UPC-E barcodes now look up product details, and 8-digit codes read correctly • When a barcode lookup finds an Amazon listing, Buy goes straight to that product page • After a launch with no connection, your organizers, where each item is stored and the drawer picker all load from your phone (Standard and Pro) • An organizer shared with you that its owner has moved to the trash now says so • The layout editor stops at 12 × 12 and tells you why • The app badge respects your notification settings • Fixes for comma decimals in custom fields, single-column CSV imports, expiry list errors, household invites and more

A large round of fixes, mostly for things that showed out-of-date information or quietly failed to save. • Expiration and purchase dates show the day you entered. In the Americas they printed a day early, and items were marked Expired the evening before • Saving is more careful. A second tap on Save no longer sends the edit twice, a date or number the app can't read is refused with a message naming the field, and clearing an optional field such as Minimum Quantity now really clears it • Quick taps on a drawer's quantity stepper count every tap • If a new item's drawer or category doesn't save, the app now tells you instead of leaving it out quietly • Layout editor changes save all at once or not at all — never half a layout • A partial CSV import says which rows made it in and why the rest didn't • Exported CSV files can no longer run a formula when opened in a spreadsheet • Item counts on your organizers and low-stock status on the Reorder tab update as soon as an item changes • New organizer invites appear when you come back to the Organizers tab, and show who sent them and which organizer they're for • An organizer its owner has moved to the trash no longer stays listed under Shared with Me • On a slow connection the app waits on its splash screen instead of briefly showing the sign-in screen • If the server refuses an edit you made offline, a pop-up tells you, rather than only a banner • If the app couldn't load your plan, creating an organizer asks you to check your connection instead of showing the upgrade screen • A broken item link now says so straight away

A big update — most of it is new surface rather than fixes. • Sample organizer: new accounts start with a stocked workshop to explore, then remove it when ready. It never counts against your plan. • Custom fields: define your own text, number, date, URL, yes/no and dropdown fields in Settings, and fill them in on any item — including offline. • Redesigned Add Item: camera scanner on top, a clearer manual-entry path below. • AI Visual Search now shows you how many free searches remain and refuses gracefully at zero, rather than a generic error. • Sharing overhaul: shared organizers look read-only because they are — no phantom controls. Editors can rearrange the layout. • Offline: add, edit and delete items in airplane mode; cold-launch still shows your things; sign-out clears everything. • Layout editor no longer silently reverts a merge when reopened within five minutes. • Moving an item no longer leaves a blank sheet stuck on screen. • Two-factor sign-in goes straight to the code prompt with no loops. • Photos load faster and hold their place.

Notifications that behave, and a few rough edges smoothed. • The app icon badge now clears once you've handled the last low-stock or expiring item — before, it could stay stuck at its final count • Every switch in Notification Settings now actually takes effect • Notifications follow the account you're signed in as, even after you switch accounts • Sheets that ask you to type stay put instead of hiding behind the keyboard • A tidier first run, plus stability fixes throughout

More small follow-ups to the Heirloom Workshop release. • Deleting an item now cleans up its photos completely • Sharper diagnostics under the hood, so we can find and fix issues faster

A small follow-up to the Heirloom Workshop release. • After you map out a drawer layout, WhichDrawer now offers to walk you through cataloguing your first item — the fastest way to feel the app earn its keep • Quiet improvements under the hood, including a better sense of how people find WhichDrawer

WhichDrawer got a head-to-toe refresh. We call it the Heirloom Workshop. • A whole new look: warm paper, brass and sage, typewriter labels, stamped badges — and a new icon to match • A new lamplit dark mode — warm, not gray • Scan barcodes from photos in your library, not just the live camera • Import items from CSV; export to CSV or JSON • Share an organizer by email — invitations now arrive even if the recipient hasn't signed up yet • AI photo search is more dependable: every photo you add becomes searchable • New Security screen: set up two-factor authentication and Face ID lock • Password AutoFill support at sign-in • New in-app feedback board — tell us what to build next • Polish for iOS 26, plus dozens of fixes

• New dashboard home page with stats overview and recent activity feed • Full dark mode support throughout the app • Filter recent activity by items or organizers • Animated stat counters for a polished look • Improved push notifications with iOS action buttons • New onboarding experience for first-time users • Security improvements and bug fixes

• Improved stability and performance • Added in-app feedback for feature requests • Bug fixes and optimizations