The report is now an honest observation. This update rebuilds it around what public data can actually support: - See your observation window: which posts were included or set aside (pinned, under 48 hours old), and why. - The recent vs earlier engagement comparison now flags when a single viral post dominates the average. - When evidence is too thin or the account's own variance is too high, Audity abstains - and explains what is missing instead of selling a guess. - Removed account-worth dollar estimates and fake-follower percentages. Public data cannot support them. - Removed the TikTok claim. Audity audits Instagram only. - Privacy fix: handles you audit are no longer written to system logs. - Settings now shows your real subscription status (renewing, canceled, or lifetime) instead of a placeholder date.

Ready for iOS 27. • Built with the iOS 27 SDK. Every screen was re-verified on iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro, on iOS 27 and iOS 26. • Toolbar buttons stay readable on iOS 27. The new translucent toolbar material could sit behind "Back" and "Done" and hurt their contrast; those buttons now render as plain text on the app's dark surface on iOS 27. • The last section of a report no longer scrolls under the tab bar. You can now scroll every section's info button fully clear of it. • A new app icon that picks up the system's glass look on iOS 26 and later.

Corrections to how Audity describes its own analysis. • Accurate method descriptions. Each "How this is calculated" panel now states exactly what the result comes from. Some previously described work Audity does not do — including inspecting individual follower profiles, which it has never done. • Account Worth is no longer shown as a suggested per-post sponsorship rate. It is a rough estimate from follower count and public engagement, and is now labelled that way. • Fake Followers is no longer listed as a paid feature. It compares your engagement against accounts of a similar size; it is not a count of inspected accounts, so it should not have been sold as one. • "Reach" wording removed. No public data source exposes reach. Audity now says what it actually measures: public likes and comments on your recent posts, compared against your own earlier posts. • More reliable visibility readouts. Posts are now ordered by publication date, posts from the last 48 hours are excluded while their engagement is still accumulating, and pinned posts no longer skew the comparison. Together these stop ordinary, actively-posting accounts from being reported as restricted.

Accuracy and accessibility fixes throughout. • Honest error messages. If an account is genuinely private or doesn't exist, Audity now says so. If our own service is slow or unreachable, it says that instead — and offers a retry that can actually succeed. Previously both cases showed the same message, so a timeout on our side looked like a verdict about your account. • Deleting a saved audit now actually deletes it. Swipe-to-delete used to confirm the deletion, then the record came back on the next launch. • Buttons no longer hide behind the tab bar. On the home and settings screens, controls near the bottom — including Restore Purchases — could be tapped and land on the wrong tab. Every interactive control now sits clear of it, at all text sizes. • Larger tap target for the handle field, and a more legible placeholder. • Clearer Pro description. The paywall now describes the reach and engagement signals behind your verdict, rather than the verdict itself, which was always free.

Audity now refuses to guess. EVIDENCE GATE If a public account does not have enough recent public posts for our engine to compute a baseline, Audity now tells you plainly instead of producing a score it cannot support. No report is generated, no purchase is offered, and nothing is charged. Previously these accounts received a low-confidence result that looked like a real measurement. SHARING ACTUALLY WORKS The Worth Card now really exports. Share it through the system share sheet, or save a 1080x1920 image straight to Photos. Both buttons previously did nothing. WAITS FOR THE REAL ANSWER A first-time audit fetches live public data and can take 15-40 seconds. Audity now waits for it rather than giving up early - which used to make a perfectly public account look private or unavailable. CLEARER PRICING The amount you are actually billed is now the most prominent element on the subscription screen. TRIAL REMINDER You get a heads-up before a free trial ends. HONEST AI SECTION When the AI niche analysis is unavailable, the report now says so instead of showing generic filler text.