• Album sync with your other devices, device to device — each device chooses which albums it receives; its own photos always go out. • Camera: receive camera photos from your other devices. • Delete once, gone everywhere — review the photos before anything leaves your library. • Faster photo wall and viewer, date scroller, Live Photos play on a long press. • Notes: Recently Deleted. • Many fixes.

• Photo sync: turn it on once and your albums stay the same on all your devices. New photos, deletions and album renames follow, with no server in between. • Favourites sync by default. • Live progress, and whether you're connected locally, peer-to-peer or through the cloud. • Devices that share one iCloud Photos library no longer get duplicate photos. • Free for your first 30 GB of photos; Cove Pro is unlimited.

Your devices, private by design. - Your devices now form a group with its own random key, not your account. Removing a device really removes it: the group moves to a new key it cannot read. - Photos from shared chats are no longer saved to your Photos library automatically, and photos and videos you send to a shared chat no longer carry their location. - A work folder added on one of your devices appears on the others right away. - No more banner listing every synced folder each time you open Cove. - Devices find each other with Tailscale on, and folders with subfolders sync reliably between all your devices. - A device still on an older version is named, with a prompt to update it. Signed in with Apple? Link your devices once more: Account > Link another device.

Work folders got the fixes they deserved. - A shared work folder that sent every file but delivered none now delivers - Folders keep themselves in step, and the button says so - A folder no longer needs both sides online at the same moment - changes wait in a durable inbox, so a device that was asleep still gets them - An album is now a kind of sync you can create - Two local folders on the same machine can Sync now, without a review step - Eight defects found in a review of automatic sync, all fixed

Cove now speaks thirteen languages - every screen, not just parts - with a language picker in Settings that follows your system until you choose otherwise. - A six-screen welcome tour on first launch - Albums load faster: the synced-album wall no longer decodes full-size originals - The sync board stays quick with many devices - A file too big for the relay now says so, instead of sitting at 0% - 'Waiting for a direct link' is a real state now, and it retries itself - Fixes: a folder card's notes stay with the card; hidden-file rules are consistent everywhere

- Folder sync gains a real lifecycle: Pause, Reset and Remove a sync job without guesswork - A transfer that had to wait now resumes itself instead of failing - The sync board shows which device it is moving bytes with, and who shared a folder with you - Re-accepting a folder you already sync no longer creates a duplicate - Fixed: a message is filed under the room it came from - Favorites and Favourites are treated as one album

Sync your photo albums Keep one album matched across all your devices — however many photos are in it. Cove identifies each photo by its contents, so the same picture is never copied twice. Folder sync is more dependable • A folder Cove can only partly read no longer leaves Analyze waiting — it says which place it could not read. • Very large folders and albums now compare correctly instead of appearing to get no answer. • When two devices edited the same file, both versions are kept and both devices agree which is which. • A device with view-only access can no longer remove files for everyone. • A photo you take out of an album and later put back stays put. A free trial you can actually judge One of each kind of sync is free and complete: one folder across your devices, one photo album, one work folder, and one two-folder job on this device — with no limit on how many files or photos are in them. Also Settings moved to the Devices tab, next to the things it configures.

• Fixes an invisible Back button in the title bar (Android/Windows/desktop). • New: the Account screen now opens on first launch, so it's clear how to sign in and link your devices. • Syncing and stability improvements.

Faster, and quieter about it. The photo album stopped redrawing itself thousands of times while you scrolled, folder scans moved off the screen's thread, and the transport badge no longer wakes WebRTC every six seconds just to look honest. Notes order edits by a logical clock now, instead of trusting whichever device has the wrong time, and a third device no longer switches note sync off for the whole group. Note search points at the match rather than just finding the note. Local folder jobs leave a result and a log behind. This also carries everything from the last update: a deleted file stays deleted, removing a device sticks, and a reinstalled device keeps its identity.

One browser for your photos and files · Thumbnails keep their own shape instead of being cropped into squares, with the name, date and size under each. · Pinch to fit more on screen — or pick a size from the view menu. · Long-press works the same everywhere: select, open, send, share, delete. Sync now tells you where you stand · Every one of your devices, with its own result: what is in sync, how many files are still coming, and when it last checked. · Offline devices stay on the list — usually they are the reason something has not arrived yet. · A sound when a sync finishes, and the activity list now says when each thing happened. Deleting stops asking twice · A photo goes to your system Trash, so there is nothing to confirm twice. · A file in a synced folder keeps a recoverable copy. One Pro purchase covers up to six of your own devices. Faster: the photo grid opens quickly again, and large libraries scroll smoothly.

• Photos can no longer get stuck on "HD loading…" — the full-quality image always arrives, and previously stuck photos repair themselves automatically. • Google/Apple sign-in (cloud backup) is now available after linking devices, and the group's backup account is shown on every device. • Less data usage: images already delivered peer-to-peer are no longer re-uploaded to the cloud.

Your devices, finally in order: • Devices now appear with their real names ("Charlie's MacBook Pro") — no more duplicate or missing devices in your list. • Linking a new device is smoother: scan, confirm, and you're back on your device list automatically. • Your messages always stay on the right side of the chat, even after re-linking a device. • Folder sync is safer: deletions sync properly (with an undo safety net), edits on both sides keep both copies, and interrupted copies can never corrupt a file. Renamed folders now move instantly instead of re-copying. • A new "New sync" setup screen makes the two sync modes clear. • Major security hardening for device pairing and private device rooms.