• The Evidence map outlines the ink behind each finding; tap a finding to see it alone. • More accurate readings on lined paper, pencil and signatures, with new findings.

• Bug fixes

• A simpler, quicker start • A reminder before your free trial ends

• More careful signature letters: an on-device handwriting model now has to confirm where each letter sits before letter-level findings are shown • A name you type is checked against the signature word by word, and only words found in the ink are used • Clearer reasons when something can't be measured, including when a name doesn't have the letters a finding needs • Readability now compares the signature with the name you typed • New Acknowledgements screen in Profile

• New Three Zones panel: measures the upper, middle and lower zones of your writing, with the readings classic graphology books give for them • New readings for a strong upper zone, a dominant middle zone and short straight descenders • Exported reports and PDFs now include the zones • The free samples are now cards you swipe through on Home • Buttons respond at once: Scan, Next and Continue never wait for loading • Your subscription status refreshes when you return to the app

Signatures on a page are found more reliably

Vision improvements: handwriting and signatures are read more consistently, and signatures on a signed page are found more often.

What's New in 1.4 One way to analyze everything Scan or import any image and InkSight works out what it is: a page of writing, a signed page, or a signature on its own. When it finds a signature below your writing, it tells you and analyzes both together. You can adjust or clear the detected area before analyzing. Signatures without the extra step An imported signature is analyzed as a whole right away. If you know the name as signed, type it on the Adjust screen to help InkSight read the letters; on a signed page you can also confirm the signature's position was freely chosen.

Thirty new letter-form signs. InkSight now reads the fine construction of individual letters — unequal tall-letter and capital heights, printed-capital trends, stem and bar placement, pointed and rounded arches, straight, curved, and wavy downstrokes, loop width above the line, and descender variation — each reported with the measurement evidence behind it.

New in version 1.1: eight additional handwriting signs. InkSight now measures very tall and short t and d stems; short, long-sweeping, low, and high t-bars; repeated initial hooks; and exaggerated capital letters. Each result includes the measurement evidence behind it.