• Turn your phone sideways and the script turns with it. In landscape you can move and resize the teleprompter the way you already can on iPad, and where you put it is remembered. • Reviewing takes: Save to Photos and Delete now sit at opposite ends, and the arrows moved to the edges of the screen where your thumbs already are. • Takes waiting on a decision are marked DRAFT, and the one you are watching shows its number clearly. • With no time limit set, the ring around the shutter shows your parts again.

• Record for as long as you need. The length picker has a new "No limit" setting alongside the timed ones, and it is free for everyone. • Before a long take, Recito now tells you roughly how much recording your device has room for — while you can still do something about it. • If storage runs low mid-take, the recording stops cleanly and keeps what you have rather than failing at the end. • Saving a take that will not fit now says so plainly, instead of blaming the watermark.

• Saved takes now carry a badge showing they are in Photos, so you can tell at a glance what is backed up and what is not. • Your takes are ordered by when you saved them, instead of when they were recorded. • Swipe left or right to move between takes. Save has moved out from under your paging finger, so you can no longer hit it by accident on your way past. • The watermark on free-tier videos is clearer and sits properly in the corner of the frame.

• Recito now runs on iPad — full screen, in landscape or portrait, with the teleprompter sized to read from across the room. • Choose your recording quality before you shoot: 1080p for everyone, 4K with Pro. • Playback now shows your whole frame, exactly as it was recorded — nothing cropped away. • A simpler review after each take: keep it, discard it, or just close and come back later. Your takes stay attached to the script they came from. • See what your unsaved takes are using, and clear them in one go, under Settings → Storage. • Video stays upright when you turn your device mid-shoot. • On iPad, move and resize the teleprompter box: drag it anywhere, or pull a corner to resize. • In Settings → Experiments: choose which microphone records.

• Interrupted by a call? Your take now pauses instead of quietly recording nothing — everything you'd already recorded is kept, and the prompter is still on your word. • Takes recorded in several parts now always save complete — a part with no sound could previously go missing from the finished video. • Your speed and text size are remembered between takes, so you set your pace once. • The pace coach is accurate on takes you stop partway through. • Front-camera video is now consistent from your very first take. • More of the app speaks your language.

• Pause and resume a take. The prompter freezes on the word you stopped at, so you carry on from exactly there — and you still get ONE video. • The record button now pauses. Tap the checkmark to finish your take. • Recorded a bad bit? Delete just that part and record it again — the script rewinds with it. • The ring around the record button shows the parts of your take. • Adjust speed while paused, and hold "Preview speed" to try it before you carry on.

• Recito now speaks your language — the app and the App Store listing are available in French, German, Spanish and Portuguese. • Small fixes and polish.

• Delete a take right from its preview — watch it back, tap the bin, done. No more hunting for where takes get removed. • Share Recito with someone who reads on camera, and rate it, straight from Settings. • Small fixes and polish.

• Your screen stays awake while you record — Auto-Lock no longer dims the display or cuts a take short mid-script. • Clearing takes off a script is easier to find — tap Edit above your takes to remove a draft or a saved link.