- Screenshots are filed automatically into category folders with their own tab; Spotlight searches inside the open folder. - Search shows why each result matched and highlights matches inside the screenshots; it finds AI summaries, app names and approximate names, and numbers match dates. - The source filter takes several sources at once; the Devices filter lists every device, and each screenshot shows the device that captured it, Vision Pro and AirDropped iPad screenshots included. - On iOS 27, objects pictured in a screenshot are tagged on device. - Screenshot view: pinch to zoom works again; recognized text, tags, links and detected dates, phones, addresses and codes sit below it. - A toolbar toggle highlights the recognized text in a screenshot. - Export with Frame from the Share menu: background, padding, corners, shadow, ratios and presets. - Editor: tools in one row, filled arrowheads and text plates; tool letters work with an iPad keyboard. - File names: AI names, date and time, or your own template; AI names explain a language mismatch or a model still preparing, and Settings shows the naming queue. - A new screenshot arrives in one smooth insert with its text and smart name; groups expand in place. - Screenshots kept only in iCloud import as previews, and their originals follow. - A mark shows which screenshots still have a copy in Photos; deleting can remove that copy too, and a banner offers to remove screenshots you already deleted from Photos. - Redrawn onboarding that fits iPad, Display Zoom and landscape; each step moves on with its button, and an Apple Intelligence step appears once when it is unavailable. - No Calendar permission anymore. - Settings are regrouped and show each permission's state, every on-device AI feature and only real iCloud sync errors. - Spotlight finds a screenshot by its smart name. - The app is available in Russian. - Upload progress is a thin bar. - A free trial shows its end date instead of Expired. - Diagnostics are on by default; turn them off in onboarding or Settings. - Photos scanning, search and feed preparation no longer freeze the app, and sync retries a screenshot that changed while uploading.

- Search shows why each result matched, finds AI summaries, app names and approximate names, and numbers match dates. - The source filter takes several sources at once. - Screenshot view: pinch to zoom works again; recognized text, tags, links and detected dates, phones, addresses and codes sit below it. - Add a detected date to Calendar; CloudShots only adds events and never reads your calendar. - A toolbar toggle highlights the recognized text in a screenshot. - Export with Frame from the Share menu: background, padding, corners, shadow, ratios and presets. - Editor: tools in one row, filled arrowheads and text plates; tool letters work with an iPad keyboard. - File names: AI names, date and time, or your own template; AI names explain a language mismatch or a model still preparing. - Groups expand in place. - Each onboarding step moves on with its button, and an Apple Intelligence step appears when it is unavailable. - Settings are regrouped and show each permission's state and every on-device AI feature. - Spotlight finds a screenshot by its smart name. - Upload progress is a thin bar. - A free trial shows its end date instead of Expired. - Diagnostics are on by default; turn them off in onboarding or Settings. - Photos scanning and feed preparation no longer freeze the app, and sync retries a screenshot that changed while uploading.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

- Onboarding shows your real feed behind it, with your 7 newest screenshots from iCloud and Photos. - The Action Button banner appears from the second launch. - The space under the onboarding page dots is tighter. - AI names and summaries synced from another device appear right away, and screenshots you open are indexed first. - Pro unlocked on another device carries over for 30 days, never past the subscription's end date. - Granting Photos access during onboarding brings your newest library screenshots to the top of the feed behind it right away. - From your second open, if CloudShots isn't on a Mac yet, a one-time reminder to get it arrives about 30 seconds after you leave the app. Tapping it opens the Send Link sheet. Turn it off in Settings, Notifications, Mac App Reminder. - Marking a screenshot private removes it from Spotlight; unmarking it brings it back. - Settings shows your Pro tier and end date. - A refunded Lifetime purchase stops unlocking Pro on this device. - Signing out of iCloud removes Pro that came from another device; a brief connection problem keeps it. - The paywall is redesigned: a new headline, equal plan rows and a trial timeline. - Settings → About & Support offers Reset Onboarding after a confirmation.

- See your screenshots right after allowing Photos access; import counts up to your library limit. - On-device AI settings now live in About & Support and show whether Apple Intelligence is on. - Notifications are silent; code and phone-number alerts cover only the last 10 minutes and stack by kind. - Screenshots arriving from your other devices share one notice with a preview. - Duplicates taken on several devices merge into one screenshot and keep its smart name. - AI names and summaries stay stable and sync correctly between devices. - Siri and Spotlight find the screenshot on screen: "open the screenshot with…", "share this one". - Bug reports take up to five screenshots; one Export Logs item makes a single file. - Widgets: dates fit their cell, and every widget has a clear name. - The iPhone app on a Mac no longer crashes during import.