Transcribe saved scans, iCloud backup you can see, and search by date. • Transcribe from the Scans tab: tap Select, pick pages, and transcribe them. Pages without text are flagged so you can catch them in one tap. • Full scanning sessions are more reliable. All 24 pages of a session now transcribe, with automatic retries, and you're told before saving any page that didn't. • Back up to iCloud Drive: each journal is saved as a text file in Files › iCloud Drive › InkReader, including your corrections. Backups run on their own after every change, and Profile shows progress through to iCloud. • Search by date in the Read tab: type a date like "March 14, 2023", "3/14/23" or "March 2023" to jump to it. Page titles are searchable too. • Ready for iOS 27.

Fixes for reading and editing long journals. Editing an entry now opens it in its own screen, with its title, date and text together. The text scrolls above the keyboard and stays exactly where you leave it, so you can move to the part that needs fixing without the page jumping away. In a long journal, the scroll handle could not reach the very end, so entries at the bottom — often the ones without a date — could only be brought into view one at a time. The handle now reaches every entry.

Two scanning fixes and a better way to label what you scan. After capturing pages, the button to finish a scanning session could stop responding and leave the app stuck until it was force-quit. Finishing and cancelling a scan are both reliable again. A page scanned into a journal you had already started could be folded into the entry before it instead of appearing on its own, so the Read tab showed fewer entries than the journal had pages. Every scan now stands on its own unless a date ties it to an entry you already have. Entries can be given a title, and a date you set yourself now takes precedence over one misread from the page. Both can be edited straight from the Read tab, alongside the text.

Scanning is lighter on your battery. Each page now does half the image processing it did before. The Read and Scans switch is far easier to see against the page, and buttons throughout the app match the floating tab bar. Your totals on the Home screen appear instantly, even with hundreds of pages saved.

Fixes a scanning issue some users hit on the free plan, where the scanner could get stuck opening. The bottom navigation no longer covers the Save button while reviewing a scan.

Editing an entry is fixed. Corrections you save now actually appear — previously they were saved but never shown. The editor no longer loses your place, Save sits above the keyboard where you can reach it, and the text field hugs your text. A new floating tab bar, with your journal scrolling underneath it. Getting started is quicker: two screens instead of five.

Refreshed App Store screenshots. No changes to the app itself.