Polish, front to back. • Smoother opening. Tap a machine in Browse and its page settles straight into place — the photo, name and details no longer jump as it opens. • Made for the fold. Stand your iPhone Duo half open and every screen works around the crease — photos above it, details below. Held open like a book, a photo and its details sit one on each side, never across the hinge. • Neater lists on the big screen. On iPad and iPhone Duo, every row in the Browse sidebar now lines up, and longer prices move onto a second line. • A tidier profile. The card at the top of your profile has more even spacing around your photo and the Edit profile button. • Under the hood. A quicker first launch after updating, and updated crash reporting so we can find and fix problems faster. Built by collectors, for collectors. Got feedback? There’s a button for it in your profile.

Made for iPhone Duo. • Open it up. On the big inner display Orchard uses the whole screen, with toolbars and tabs along the side where your thumb already is. • Around the fold. Half-open, grids in Collection and Search leave room for the fold so no card sits on the crease, and Before & After puts one photo on each side. • Tabletop photos. Stand your iPhone Duo half-open and your photos sit above the fold, with the caption and a strip of thumbnails below to flip through. • Sharper comparisons. Compare now shows each machine whole instead of a cropped slice, on iPad too. • Tidier search. The model grid in Search drops the stray arrows between cards. Built by collectors, for collectors. Got feedback? There’s a button for it in your profile.

Ready for bigger screens, and smoother everywhere. • Your collection, side by side. On iPad your entries now sit beside the one you're looking at — pick any item and its details open right next to the list, with Finances a tap away. • Pick up where you left off. Resize the app, switch layouts, or open and close your device, and whatever you had open stays open. • Cleaner controls. Toolbars and sheets now use the familiar system buttons, rarely used actions live in the standard "More" menu, and the notification bell shows your unread count. • Share and drag. Share any model with a link, drag models into Messages, Notes or Mail, and open a model in its own window on iPad. • Links that land. Tapping an Orchard link to a model or a collector's entry now opens it right in the app. • Better comparisons. Compare now uses the full width on iPad, and Before & After photos fill the screen. Built by collectors, for collectors. Got feedback? There’s a button for it in your profile.

Stability release. Fixed a crash some collections hit while loading, and browsing large catalogs now uses far less memory — which should put an end to the app being closed in the background. Catalog photos load more reliably too.

Polish pass: navigation animations now behave the way you'd expect everywhere, and settings screens load instantly. Plus assorted bug fixes.

The biggest update yet: faster everywhere, a proper iPad app, and smarter everything. • At home on iPad. A redesigned adaptive layout with a real sidebar, a new Discover pane, long-press menus, pointer support, and keyboard shortcuts (⌘1–5, ⌘N, ⌘F). • Faster everywhere. Browse, your collection, and discussions load noticeably quicker, re-download far less, and photos are optimized automatically — much faster on cellular. • Feels alive. Photos and cards now zoom smoothly into their detail pages, and your finances tab charts your collection's spend and value over time. • Part of your iPhone. Find your machines in Spotlight, and ask Siri to open a model, count your collection, or log a boot. • On-device intelligence (iOS 26 with Apple Intelligence): ask questions about your collection in plain language, summarize long discussion threads, and draft entry notes — all private, all on your device. • Translate discussion posts inline, and busy threads now load in pages as you scroll. Built by collectors, for collectors. Got feedback? There’s a button for it in your profile.

Polish and fixes. • Tappable wantlist. Tap any item on your wantlist to jump straight to its full model page. • Smoother model pages. Opening a model from Browse or Search no longer briefly flashes the wrong collection and wantlist state before it loads. • A bigger, fresher catalog. We added dozens of models — the latest iPad Pro, Apple Watch SE, Apple Vision Pro, and MacBook Pro, alongside a deep bench of vintage Macs, displays, and printers — and search now surfaces the newest models first. Built by collectors, for collectors. Got feedback? There’s a button for it in your profile.

See what you own, what it’s worth, and how it stacks up. • Original prices, by configuration. Every item now shows what it actually cost new for its exact build — your maxed MacBook Pro reflects its real launch price, not the base model. Browse any model to see its full launch price range. • New Finances view. Tap the Collection tab to see what you’ve invested (purchases + restoration parts), what your collection cost new, and your spending by year. • Compare models side by side. Open any model, tap Compare, and put two machines head to head across chip, memory, storage, graphics, display, and ports — with a “differences only” view. • More accurate catalog pricing throughout, plus cleaner model pages. Built by collectors, for collectors. Got feedback? There’s a button for it in your profile.

• The Add to Collection button now shows how many of a model you already own. • The Wantlist button shows when a model is already on your wantlist. • Added a confirmation animation and haptic when you add to your collection or wantlist. • Swipe to delete a collection item without an extra confirmation tap. • Refined button styling on the add screens. • Corrected and de-duplicated hundreds of reference photos across the catalog.

Bug fixes and refinements

- Added Machine IDs to applicable models - Added granular OS selection to collection items - Bug fixes

- Improvements to collection item detail page - Enhancements to wantlist functionality