Made for iPhone Duo. Closed, it's the iPhone app you know. Open it and the preview gets a proper stage, with the controls beside it. Stand it half-open on a table and the clip plays up top while you tune below — no hand over the frame you're judging. Fold it mid-render and it just carries on. Also on iPad and Mac: a portrait clip now gets a tall preview while it renders, instead of sitting in a black 16:9 box.

New in Settings: Say Hi. Feedback, questions, wild feature wishes, or a bug that wobbles worse than your footage — reach me on Instagram or by email, right from the app. Plus small improvements when you send clips to GridMakr.

New to Video Stabilizer Pro? A first-run tour now shows a real, synchronized before/after, then explains the optional one-time Pro unlock. Swipe between the two screens. Your first three full-quality exports are free with a Video Stabilizer Pro watermark. One purchase removes it and unlocks unlimited clean exports. No subscription.

Tidier on disk, clearer when something goes wrong. • Working copies of your clip are now deleted the moment nothing needs them, instead of quietly piling up on your device. • Pulling a clip out of your photo library shows real progress, not a spinner that never moves. • When something does fail, the message says what happened and what to try next. • New app icon — the waveform stays readable at every size.

Steadier where it matters, and now on the Mac. • Clips that were already fairly steady stay that way: the engine now measures how much it over-reads its own motion estimate and backs off, instead of adding wobble. • The before/after player on iPad no longer sits on its first frame. • Video Stabilizer Pro is now on the Mac — one purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac.

A new look, and a new home on iPad and Mac. • Redesigned from the first screen to the last, with real glass controls floating over your footage. • Before / After is now a wipe: drag the divider across the frame while both versions play in sync. • Pinch the finished clip to see the whole frame or fill the screen. • iPad and Mac lay out around your clip — a portrait video gets a tall stage, a landscape one gets the full width. • Exports keep the original aspect ratio and colour tags, so they look the same in Photos as the clip you shot. • Now universal: one purchase for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. • Speaks nine more languages: German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese. • Supports Dynamic Type.