A few prices that ended in half a cent showed one cent off; they now match the price history. Saving a favourite from a card narrowed to your stores, or from your list, no longer raises a false "Prices just dropped". Clear filters in a category now also clears the store choice and the search box. After "Delete push data", a new favourite or follow no longer turns notifications back on by itself; only Profile does.

Only real offers: multipack prices that always apply and promotions that run for months no longer count as deals. Price labels in the price history now always sit clear of the line, also when a price changed today. VoiceOver now reads the price of grouped deals in Dutch when the app is in Dutch.

New: Following. Whatever your favourites and followed brands have on offer right now appears in one row at the top of Today, and in its own overview at the top of Categories. Search now shows products at their lowest price since we started tracking, instead of the same deals as Today, and tapping a store or diet shows the results straight away. Alcohol-free drinks now sit under Beer, wine & spirits, where the Alcohol-free button filters them.

Deals that have already ended now disappear right away, and if a supermarket is temporarily unreachable, Today says so at the top. Price history goes back to when DealLens started and shows every price change as a step, labelled with the price. Your shopping list finds ‘kipfilet’ for ‘kip’ and shows the same products every time you open it, English searches such as “chicken” find Dutch products, and every offer shows how long it runs.

Polished Dutch throughout the app: consistent wording, more natural phrasing and dates such as “8 Oct”. “How DealLens works” is now translated and up to date, and the last English filters, buttons and VoiceOver labels in the Dutch app are translated.

Finding DealLens useful? After a few favorites or plan items, the app now asks at most once per version whether you'd like to leave a rating — never on first launch, and you can simply dismiss it. Also improved behind the scenes: wholesale flyer prices now include VAT, weekly flyers that had gone missing are back in the feed, and multipacks are no longer compared against single items.

Prices stay current when you come back. Opening DealLens from the background used to show whatever it had loaded last time, sometimes a day old, with a "prices may be outdated" warning even though fresh deals had been published hours earlier. The app now checks the feed's age every time it returns to the foreground and quietly reloads when it is more than 90 minutes old. Pull to refresh still works whenever you want it.

Search finally answers the question you asked. Results are ranked by how well they match, not just by how big the discount is. Type "melk" and you get milk — not shower gel that happens to be scented with it. And the list no longer stops at 60: scroll as far as the matches go. New: refine a category by typing. Beer, wine and spirits carries almost two thousand deals; type 24 to see only the crates and trays, or "krat", "blik", "0.0". It reads the pack size too, so a crate that only mentions 24 in "24 x 0,3 l" still turns up. Your store choices are steadier. A shop no longer disappears from Home feed stores during a week it has no folder running. More shops in the feed: Makro, Poiesz, Boni, Nettorama and Vomar have joined, and Lidl now brings its full weekly folder rather than the weekend one.

Save any deal, not just barcoded ones — flyer deals from Lidl, PLUS and the rest finally have a heart too. Cards now tell you when an offer ends: last day, ends tomorrow. Pick your stores. Switch off the ones you cannot reach and their deals leave your home feed and your shopping plan — while Categories, Search and price comparisons keep showing every store. Filter any category by store, right next to sort and brand. Cheese is mostly Albert Heijn; now you can see what the others have. Tick items off your list while you shop, and share the list — or a single deal — as plain text. Home tells you how much has arrived since your last visit, and how much of it is from brands you follow. Favourites, followed brands and your list now back up to your own private iCloud, so a new phone keeps them. You can switch it off in Profile. Also: a clearer category and store picker, and Dutch translations for the Search filters.

• Six more stores: DekaMarkt, Vomar, Nettorama, Poiesz, Boni and Makro promotions now flow into your feed. • New Alcohol-free category: 0.0 beers and alcohol-free drinks get their own shelf you can browse, follow or hide. • Home feed categories: the editor now covers every category — toggle any shelf on or off your feed. • Hidden categories is now a full picker: hide or unhide any category with one tap. • Fixes: the shopping plan no longer answers a typed variant (like "0.0") with the wrong product, and a phantom button on products without a barcode is gone.

Fixes and polish, mostly things that should never have shipped: • The onboarding Next and Start buttons now respond anywhere on the button, not only on the words themselves. • First launch no longer opens on a category questionnaire. Every shelf is on your home feed from the start — turn off what you don't want in Profile. • Product images stay put while you scroll instead of falling back to brand placeholders. • Typed shopping-list items resolve to the right kind of product — "melk" now finds milk, not milk chocolate. • Search no longer lets autocorrect rewrite Dutch brand names, so "melkunie" returns Melkunie. • Swiping a category off Today can be undone, and the button now says what it actually does. • More of the app is translated, and dates follow your language choice. • VoiceOver reaches the Profile settings, and the smaller buttons are easier to hit.

Browse everything Categories and Search now show every aisle — beer and wine, baby, pets, world food, vegetarian, health. Six of them used to sit behind an onboarding toggle you could skip, which quietly hid a fifth of the app. Those toggles now only shape your Today feed, and a category that isn't on it offers a one-tap way to add it. Totals you can actually pay A multi-buy in your list is now counted at what the till charges for one item, not the per-item price you only reach by buying several. A "2 for less" note keeps the offer in view. Better search Matching now respects whole words. Typing "ui" no longer returns a third of the app, and "ijs" finds ice cream instead of rice. Notifications that go somewhere Tapping a price-drop opens that product. Cleaner prices and shelves Thousands of Dirk and Jumbo products moved to the right category — cheese under Cheese, fish under Fish. Different pack sizes of one product are no longer merged, so a six-pack shows a six-pack's price instead of a single can's. Misread "discounts" that were really price rises are filtered out before they reach you.

• Brand filter, rebuilt: search brands, select several at once, and browse them A–Z with duplicates merged • Price history charts now show dates along the timeline • New Price alert button on product pages — get a push when the price drops • Cleaner Search tab: recent searches appear when you tap the field, and the page opens straight to this week's picks

• New notification inbox — tap the bell on Home to review price drops and brand offers • App icon badge now clears when you open the app • Search now suggests popular brands and top picks of the week • Tab bar minimizes while you scroll on iOS 26 • Search results open on a dedicated page; sort categories by price and filter by brand • Notifications for followed brands now arrive reliably, plus many fixes