Bug fix: Pocket Pages no longer closes as soon as you open it. You can now clear the example page: tap the X on it. Small fixes.

New: a quick tour of how Pocket Pages works, in Settings, Help. New: a morning reminder to check your planner. Turn it on in Settings, Your planner. Settings is tidier: your planner, appearance and sharing are now at the top. Bug fix: the free trial countdown shows the right number of days.

Crop as you replace: the crop button now sits beside the turn buttons when you retake a page, so you no longer have to save it and go back in.

Sharing fixes: sharing keeps working after you change what you share.

Bug fix: deletes now reach the other phone. Deleting a note or page from a shared planner takes it off everyone's phone, not just yours.

Straighten before you save: replacing a page shows the new photo first, with rotate buttons Sharing fixes

New: The day and date now sit at the top of every screen. New: The add button has moved into the bar, in line with your other buttons. New: Rename a category, and move pages from one category into another. New: Add a category from the row of pills, and photograph pages straight into the section you're in. New: Settings shows how your devices are getting on, and lets you sync them by hand. Bug fix: Sharing no longer says nobody has joined when someone has. Bug fix: Sharing problems now say what happened in plain English. Bug fix: A page covering a single day reads as that day, not a range.

Bug fix: sharing pages and notes works again on iOS 26 New: Share Pocket Pages with a friend, straight from Settings Small fixes

Sharing: an invite now carries the planner's name and icon; joining asks for nothing. Alerts: you're told when someone joins or leaves your planner. Sharing: remove a person from your planner in Settings; in a planner you've joined, only your own additions are yours to delete. Bug fix: ending a shared planner now takes effect on every phone in the share. Bug fix: a shaky photo upload no longer stops an iCloud backup; it retries and reports honestly.

Sharing: share your planner out and see other people's at the same time, including more than one. Alerts: they now say what was added, and tapping shows everything new. Sharing screen: see who has joined your planner, and a shared planner that ends now says so. Small fixes: sharing problems show themselves instead of staying quiet, and syncing is steadier.

Dark mode: light and dark, switch in Settings Notes: pin a note to a day of the week Pages: drag pages and categories into your own order Pages: replace a photo without losing its notes Sharing: invites now work first time Small fixes: bigger notes on wide pages, note counts on every page, a calendar that goes years ahead

Sharing and syncing, the full works: • Your planner on every device: iPhone and iPad stay in step by themselves, through your own iCloud • Share your planner with family and choose exactly what they see: pages, notes, other pages by category • Join someone's planner and flip between Mine and theirs; nothing ever mixes • A notification the moment something new lands, with a View button straight in • Allow additions: your call whether they can add or only look • Shared .pocketpage files now open right from AirDrop or Messages • iPad uses the same tabs as iPhone, and Settings is tidied into pages

A big round of improvements, many from your suggestions: • Five tabs along the bottom: Diary, Others, add, Notes and Settings • A real in-app camera: snap page after page, then rotate the whole batch • Sticky notes in colour, with your choice of default colour in Settings • Landscape pages now fill the screen • Select several pages at once to share or delete • Share pages and notes with family, or keep a whole planner in step over iCloud • A bin: deleted things wait 30 days in Settings before they go • A note like this one inside the app after each update

Two nice things: - Pro is now a single small one-off payment: no subscription, yours forever. Your free month still needs no card. - Back up to your own iCloud, and restore everything (notes, pages and photos) on a new phone. Find it in Settings.