Keep a couple of covers and Vibatorial will ask, once per update, whether you’d like to rate it. Your rating is how other people find the app. Plus small fixes throughout.

Cop or Drop — a new voice that answers the question you’re actually holding in your hand. Point it at the thing in the fitting-room mirror and get a straight answer. Choose how your covers look: let Vibatorial pick the type and treatment for each photo, or keep every cover the same. It’s in Settings, under Cover Design. Every cover you make is now saved, edits included, in Saved Covers. Landscape and square photos keep their sides, and faces and pets stay in the shot. Plus: Vibatorial follows your text size setting, the caption handles stay on the cover, there’s a Cancel button while your cover is being made, and dozens of accessibility and polish fixes.

FOURTEEN VOICES, NINE OF THEM NEW Roast now actually goes at you, and PG Roast is the same joke clean enough to send their mom. Nerdy notices the one mechanical detail nobody else did. Fit Check rates the look and names the piece carrying it. Fashion Roast reads the clothes as a character choice. Museum Placard catalogs it, Nature Doc narrates it, Auction Lot grades the condition, Vibe Check reads the room, and Cute credits what you actually did. THE ART DIRECTION IS AWAKE Nine cover templates, from a newsprint front page to a fashion masthead to one word of the headline written by hand — and the art director picks the one that suits your photograph rather than a default. Four ways to build the cover, too: type over the image, a paint chip naming a color sampled out of it, a paper poster with the photo inset, or the whole thing set as one piece of writing. BIGGER TYPE, AND YOU CAN GRAB IT Statement covers are set much larger and no longer sit under a scrim that was never meant for them. The caption handles are the size of an actual fingertip, so resizing works the first time instead of the third. And Vibatorial's own badge scales with the canvas — it used to export at eleven pixels, which is to say invisibly. FIXED Settings, sign-in and Restore Purchases are reachable before you make your first cover, not only after. Sign in with Apple works. When your free covers are used up the app says so up front instead of waiting until you've picked a photo. The toolbar stays put while you're still learning where things are.