• Lock Location: hide items in a location and its sub-locations from lists, search, reports and exports on this device. A 4- or 6-digit PIN, or optional Face ID or Touch ID, lets you view them privately while browsing that location. They remain hidden elsewhere until all protection affecting them is removed. • View Options: in What, open Filters, then View Options to choose which details appear for each item, including photos, category and purchase date. Your choices are remembered on this device. • Reliability improvements for private viewing, Spotlight, Siri, widgets, iCloud reconciliation and restoring backups.

• Connectors you control: see which catalogues Whateren contacts and what data is sent in Settings. Each connector has its own switch; turn it off to stop its lookups throughout the app. • Collections across locations: group related items even when they live in different rooms. An item can belong to several collections, each collection can print its own list, and deleting one keeps your items safe. • Board games from BoardGameGeek: find the edition you own, with its cover and game details. Choose it yourself or review a match found by Premium AI. Nothing is saved until you confirm. • Music from MusicBrainz: find the right CD, vinyl or cassette release, with artist, year, format and cover. Match manually or with Premium AI; scan a music barcode to fill in album details. Optional and off by default. • Sorting and filtering in one place: What and When bring their filters into a single control, show which ones are active and let you clear them from an empty result. Filters stay selected when you leave a tab and return. • Add Home Screen widgets to capture an item, search your inventory, scan a place label or open your Inbox. • Improved Japanese and Hindi translations. • More reliable navigation from Siri and widgets, plus fixes for capture, language settings and iCloud workflows.

• QR labels for your places: print a label for a box, a drawer or a room, in four sizes, or label a whole home in one PDF, on plain paper with cut marks or on Avery sheets, numbered so you can check every box arrived. The larger labels can carry the place's name, its path and what is inside. • Scan a label and land there: point the iPhone's own Camera at a printed label and Whateren opens that exact place, whether the app was running or not. There is a scanner in the app too, in every tab. A label whose place is not on your iPhone says so plainly instead of opening the wrong thing. • Continue on your other device: open an item or a place on one device and it waits for you on the other, in the Dock and the app switcher. Only an identifier and the name travel, never your photos, and only between your own devices. • Remove a photo's background: press and hold any photo and the item is cut out and centred on white, so your inventory shows the thing and not the clutter around it. It happens on your device, offline, and costs no credits. • Split and merge items: have two of something and lend one, and splitting first gives each part its own status, photos and history. Merge folds items back together, keeping the one you started from and telling you exactly what it discards before it does. • Find duplicates: if turning iCloud sync on ever left you with copies of the same thing, Settings can now find and fold them. It only touches your own items, never anything shared with you. • A Search tab: one query across items and places at once, matching names, serial numbers, barcodes, categories and even the title of an attached document, so a shop's name finds what you bought on that receipt. • You decide what happens to your iCloud data: turning sync on when iCloud already holds something asks whether to combine both, keep what is in iCloud, or keep what is on this device, and says what each choice costs before you make it. • Names now sort the way your language sorts them, so Box 2 comes before Box 10 and an accented name sits with its letter instead of after Z. On iPad the list stays beside the detail in portrait as well as landscape, and there is a welcome tour for new users. • Plus more than twenty fixes, several of which could lose data: a restore no longer deletes Inbox drafts, two devices buying credits at the same time no longer lose one of the purchases, a refunded purchase now returns its credits, and a shared property you can only view no longer accepts edits that could never sync.

• Scan a receipt: photograph a purchase receipt and Premium AI reads every product on it, filling in name, price, quantity, category, and the serial number or warranty when the receipt prints them. Review what it found, drop anything you do not want, choose where the items go, and each one lands in your Inbox waiting for your own photo. The receipt is kept as a document attached to every item it created. One credit per item you import. • Documents on your items: attach a receipt, an invoice or a manual by scanning it with the camera, picking a photo or choosing a file. Available while you create an item, while you edit one, and from the item's own screen. • Inventory lists: a plain PDF of what is in a place and everything inside it, with the statuses you choose and none of the insurance details. • A new look for items and places: a large title, the photos as a full-width slider, and one row of tiles for the numbers and the actions, now identical on both screens. • Also: an item needs a place before it can enter your inventory, every place in Where has a button that lists everything inside it, and the edit forms close with a swipe like a native sheet. • Plus a round of fixes and refinements.

• Insurance reports: turn any place into a PDF for your insurer, with everything inside it and its sub-places, including photos, serial numbers, and prices. Saved on the place, ready to send. • Lending and warranties: mark who has an item and when it is due back, and get reminded. Each item keeps its loan history and its warranty date, and a scan can lift a serial number straight from the item's own photos. • Search from the Home Screen: your items and places are now findable in Spotlight, without opening the app. Drafts and things shared with you are never included. • Siri and Shortcuts: ask Siri to add an item or find where something is, in your own language, and build your own Shortcuts from the same actions. • Plus a round of fixes and refinements.

• Team Capture: inventory a home together. Everyone on a shared property can capture; each photo is saved instantly as a draft, AI identifies it on the spot, and you review and confirm from the Inbox. • Enhance with AI: improve an item or place you already added. Run identification on its existing photos and review the suggestions before saving. • 17 new place subtypes, from Vacation Home and Laundry Room to Vehicle, Safe, and Suitcase, each with its own icon. • Redesigned item and place screens: full-width photos, at-a-glance stats, and one consistent look. • New Appearance setting: Light, Dark, or System. • A What's New screen after each update, plus many fixes and refinements.

• New and better UI • A refined, photo-first inventory experience • Optional Premium AI identification powered by Anthropic Claude • Pay-as-you-go credit packs for AI recognition, no subscription • iCloud sync and family sharing • Barcode scanning for books, food, and tagged products • Fully localized in 8 languages