A fresh install now opens on the latest version of Settik straight away, instead of the one built into the download. Everything else in this release has already reached your phone as an update.

Dragging a player on the pitch saves again — it had been moving back on reload. Drawing on the pitch is reliable on a phone. A tap now adds one player, not two stacked on top of each other, and deleting one removes it. With a tool picked, a tap places it where you tap: end a run inside a zone, put a marker right next to the attacker, place the ball at a player's feet, draw a pass to a teammate. Also: the editor fits the screen, the drawing tools come first in the toolbar, and the training planner keeps its order after you remove a block.

Fixes for everything the app does in its first five minutes. Starting a routine from a template crashed the screen — the very first thing the app suggests you do. The play button did nothing, and the previous routine's ball hung over the next one. On smaller phones the pitch was cut off with no way to scroll to the rest of it. Also in this build: a keeper you set on a player now saves, players can carry a nickname that is readable on a printed set piece, and you can mark who belongs to the B team, the U18s or the U16s.

Match reminders. Settik can now send a notification about your own fixtures — your match tomorrow, a squad with nobody given a job yet. You choose whether to switch them on, and you can switch them off again in Settings. Nothing promotional, ever. Everything else in this release has already reached your phone as an update, so this build is mostly the plumbing that makes the reminders possible.

Player links now work. Each player gets their own link showing only their run and their cue — this had never worked since the feature shipped. Logging a set piece during a match no longer needs the minute first, so you can tap the type, whose it was and the result, and save. The dialog no longer shifts under your thumb as you tap. Much faster cold start — the app no longer sits on a blank screen while it updates in the background. Add your club crest in Settings. It appears on the links you share and on the matchday deck cover. Training sessions can hold routines now: pick a set piece, set the minutes, add a coaching point, and mark the session trained. Your next match appears on the home screen again. Bigger touch targets across the playbook, penalties, the squad and the matchday deck — this app gets used on a phone in the rain. Fixes throughout the German, Spanish and French translations, including the message that goes to your players.

Set pieces you plan now actually land on your matchday. • Fixed: adding players to a match silently failed, so match plans came out empty. Your squad now attaches properly. • A new routine offers itself to your next fixture in one tap. • Invite your staff with a link — no need to know their email address. • Now in German, Spanish and French.

Your work no longer depends on one device. Settik now offers to save it to an account the moment you have something worth keeping — your club, squad and subscription stay exactly as they are. • A new match starts with your squad and your set pieces already in it, instead of empty. • Fixes to PDF export and sign-in.

Sign in with Apple now happens in the app, with Face ID — no more being sent out to Safari. • The app opens on a welcome screen. Log in, create an account, or look around first — and if you look around, you start with a squad and a playbook rather than a form. • The Matchday Deck has its own place in the menu: build the full pre-match presentation off a match and export it to PowerPoint. • Send each player a private link showing only their run, their role and their cue. No app, no login for them. • Exporting the PDF book works again. • Setting up a club takes one field, not five screens. • On Elite you can add and switch between multiple teams.

Your account and your club now stay yours. • Signing out no longer creates a new guest account. If you had a club, it is still there when you sign back in. • Creating an account now works properly — your email is attached immediately, and everything you have built syncs across your devices. • You can reach the login screen from the app, and choosing "I already have an account" no longer discards the work you did as a guest. • New matches arrive with your squad and your routines already attached, instead of empty. • Matchday Deck: build the team talk — line-up, tactical boards, timetable and opposition — from a match you have already set up, and export it as a presentation.

Live set-piece logging. Log corners, free kicks and throw-ins as they happen from the new Live tab in Match Prep, then see what actually worked in your analytics dashboard. Faster start: the app now takes you straight to creating your first set piece or match instead of leaving you on an empty screen. Also: clearer plan information when unlocking a paid feature, and a fix for the pitch editor layout on iPhone and iPad.

• You can now delete matches directly in the app. • Added confirmation prompts before deleting a set piece or match — no more accidental deletions. • Performance improvements and bug fixes.

Added Sign in with Apple and Google. Settik Pro and Elite subscriptions — unlock 3D preview, PDF export, video export, analytics dashboard, and more. All core features remain free.

• Sign in with Apple and Google • Fixed an issue that could log you out unexpectedly • Smoother account sign-up