Starting a starter from scratch now shows the whole week at a glance: each day on a strip, today marked, with one line on what to do. Feed reminders begin the moment you set up a starter, and tapping one takes you straight to the feed form.

Small release. Once your starter reaches established, the app may ask for a rating, once. Under the hood, we now see where a bake stalls between the first step and the crumb photo, so we can fix it.

A tidier Home: the jar leads, and your starter's condition is stated once beneath it. The jar artwork is retouched and sits centered. If a purchase or restore runs into trouble, the message is now in our words instead of a code.

Make a starter from scratch. No starter yet? Mix flour and water and LoafNote walks you through it a day at a time: what to feed, what the jar should look like, and why the quiet days are normal. A readiness check tells you the signs that it can raise bread. Add a starter straight from Home, whether you already keep one or are making one.

The free trial is now a month instead of a week. Sourdough takes time: a starter needs days to wake up, and a bake runs overnight. A month gives you room to get a starter going and put a few real bakes behind you.

Small fixes behind the scenes. Nothing changes in how you bake.

Fall baking season is here! A 'Fall Recipes' shelf appears in your Library for the season: apple pie sourdough, pumpkin sourdough, two rosemary loaves, and cranberry orange scones. Open one to read it, save it to keep it. Recipes with several parts, like a crust, a filling, and a frosting, now import with their groups intact, and each step shows which part it belongs to during the bake.

Run more than one bake at once. Start another loaf while one is going, and see every bake from the new Active bakes section on Home. Each bake gets its own lock screen card. Pause a step. Dough going in the fridge? Stop the clock and pick it up later. The step's reminder moves with it. Home Screen widget. Every bake you have going, with live timers, and when your starter is next due a feed. Finish a bake without rating it and keep the record. You can still log the crumb later from History. Library shows how long each recipe takes, same day, overnight, or two days and more, with a filter to match. Step reminders now name the recipe, and tapping one opens that bake.

- Share recipes: tap the share icon on any recipe to send it by text or email. Recipients see the full recipe as readable text. If they have LoafNote, one tap imports it perfectly. - Redesigned share cards: your bake photos front and center, with a cleaner look built around your loaf. - Links to shared recipes now open directly in the app. - Fixed: imported ingredients without units no longer get grams added automatically.

Your starter's whole story, and your next bake's head start. - Tell LoafNote when your starter began, and it wears its age proudly - Log a feed you forgot, or backfill history from before LoafNote - Leave yourself a note at the end of a bake ("less water next time"), and it greets you when you start that recipe again - Clearer planner language throughout

Small improvements to the bake flow.