Search results now show page or section locations consistently, with labels that adapt to larger text. Settings guidance has been updated; Mac contact links open an email draft.

Note editing now protects newer saves from stale drafts and checks saved note integrity. Search results stay aligned with query and source changes; document handling and accessibility controls have also been refined.

DocCite 1.1.1 improves reliability, speed, and privacy controls across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. • Large document imports spend less time blocking other Library changes and recover more safely from interruptions. • Share imports and Mac drag and drop now enforce tighter time, queue, and storage limits. • Scanned PDF OCR can resume from verified local checkpoints after an interruption. • Apple Watch captures stay pending until the paired iPhone confirms that the exact note or question was saved. • Encrypted Offline Transfer bundles are processed in authenticated sections, which lowers peak memory use. Earlier encrypted bundles remain supported for import. • Settings now includes a direct Privacy Policy link, and camera, photo, and Face ID permission explanations are localized. • Additional fixes improve DOCX viewing, protected storage, and general responsiveness. Document import, OCR, search, and cited answer support continue to run locally, with no account or developer-operated cloud processing. You decide when to share, copy, print, or export content.

DocCite 1.1.0 adds more ways to review, protect, and move local study documents. • App Lock can require Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode where supported. • Offline Transfer bundles can now be encrypted with an optional passphrase. • Compare Documents helps you review changes between two parsed files, such as a protocol and an amendment. • Highlights let you save selected PDF passages and reopen them later. • Ask answers can now be copied with numbered source citations. Document import, search, answer support, highlights, and transfers still stay local to your device.

DocCite now speaks more languages. The interface is fully localized in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese, and follows your device's language automatically. But note that search matching is still currently only optimized for documents in English. Also in this update: • More reliable document rendering, with faster previews and lower memory use during search. • Stability and performance improvements throughout. Document import, search, and citation still stay fully on-device and private.

DocCite now speaks more languages. The interface is fully localized in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese, and follows your device's language automatically. But note that search matching is still currently only optimized for documents in English. Also in this update: • More reliable document rendering, with faster previews and lower memory use during search. • Stability and performance improvements throughout. Document import, search, and citation still stay fully on-device and private.

DocCite now speaks more languages. The interface is fully localized in Spanish, French, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Vietnamese, and follows your device's language automatically. But note that search matching is still currently only optimized for documents in English. Also in this update: • More reliable document rendering, with faster previews and lower memory use during search. • Stability and performance improvements throughout. Document import, search, and citation still stay fully on-device and private.

This update adds native macOS support and includes minor iOS UI refinements, improved iPad compatibility, and updates to the watchOS companion experience.