See which photos your client loved. The Favorites tab now shows the file name under every hearted photo, with a Copy file names button that puts the whole list on your clipboard for Lightroom or Finder. Tap a thumbnail to open it. If a couple hearts from two phones, you see each phone's picks. Help that knows the app. Every guide was checked against the real screens, and 21 new ones cover payment links, downloads and watermarks, campaigns, gift cards, packages, places and check-in, the calendar, finances, billing, importing, exporting, RAW Drop, and more. On a phone, the heart on a photo shows only once it's hearted, so the gallery stays clean.

A calmer Studio on your phone. Bookings no longer stacks three rows of tabs. One title menu takes you to Open dates, Mini sessions, Calendar, Places, Messages, Paperwork, Finances and Clients. Needs you, Active and Completed sit right under the title, the stage counts always add up to what you picked, the first booking card starts in the top third of the screen, and the bottom bar stays on the bottom, even on a short page. Delivering a gallery feels like something. Publish for the first time and a card with the cover appears: copy the link, see it as your client, or show a QR code. When your client opens their gallery for the first time, you get a bell. Once per gallery. Uploading, start to finish. Pick photos and the upload starts on its own. The count and the percent are honest, with a time estimate. Your screen stays awake, the tab title shows progress, and if you try to leave with photos still going, the app asks first. A new gallery lands on its Photos tab, ready for a drop. The gallery email sells the click. Three photos from the gallery sit under the button, and nothing from a hidden set can ever reach the inbox. Every client page leads home. Paid, signed and submitted screens now share one look, with a drawn check and a Back to your session button, and the contract and questionnaire pages wear your studio colors. The gallery feels like Photos. Swipe follows your finger, drag down to close, tap to hide the controls, pinch to zoom. Prints has its own button and RAW downloads live inside the quality chooser. Portraits in the reveal fit the screen, and the heart and save buttons sit on the photograph again. Website hero photos glow. The dark wash over a hero photo is now measured against the photo behind the words instead of assuming the worst, so your photographs show through. Site photos are sharper, and phones get a properly sized hero. Opens straight to your studio. The signed-out flash on launch is gone, the launch screen stays up until Home is ready, and paying from inside the app opens checkout in Safari and updates the page when you come back. Since the last version you had. Packages and proposals: save the sessions you sell once, pick one on a booking, press Send proposal, and your client gets a session page with a Pay your retainer step. Your currency: every invoice, payment link, open date and mini session charges and displays in the currency of the country you signed up with. Print orders email the client a confirmation with an honest status. Didn't book is an outcome with its own tab, and every card payment records against its booking. Also in this version: the keyboard focus ring is visible, error messages are red instead of teal, the tax card no longer turns black in dark mode, headings use the right typeface everywhere, and a long list of small fixes to loading screens, offline messages, autosave and the daily limits that keep the service steady.

Packages and proposals. Save the sessions you sell once, with the price, the retainer and which contract and questionnaire go with them. Pick a package on a booking, press Send proposal, and your client gets their session page with a Pay your retainer step between the agreement and the questions. The page shows the retainer as paid the moment it is. Your currency. The country you signed up with sets the currency you bill in, and every invoice, payment link, open date and mini session now charges and displays in it. An invoice keeps the currency it was issued in for good. Print orders stay in US dollars. Print orders write to the client too. After a purchase they get a confirmation with their cart and an honest status: being prepared, heading to the lab in the next few hours, or queued. Where a gift card paid, the email says so. Finances. Cancel a pending payment request from the Finances page; Copy link there gives the permanent payment page, which never expires. A booking shows one figure for what is still owed. Bookings. Didn't book is an outcome now, with its own tab, so a lead that went elsewhere leaves the board without pretending to be a stage. The board files each card by what has actually happened. Payments, made reliable. Every card payment through a payment page records against its booking. A gallery payment rings your bell and sends the client a receipt. Receipts, reminders and the payment email all show the right currency. The calendar file your client downloads lands in your studio's time zone. Also in this version: security tightenings across the studio's API, a health check on the scheduled jobs that keep money and lab orders moving, and a Country field on your postal address.

A new look for the studio side. The sidebar and the phone's tab bar are a deep evergreen, the shade of the Honeyfell mark, and the work area behind your cards is a quiet warm grey with no tint, the neutral surround photo editors use so your photographs read true. Nothing moved; only the colors did. Home's sidebar is the whole studio at a glance. Today, then your Clients, Schedule, Galleries, Money and Public pages, grouped and named. Pin the bookings, galleries and pages you keep coming back to, up to six, fold away the groups you don't need, and it remembers on every device you sign in on. Inside a section, the sidebar lists that section's pages, as before. A calendar. Everything Honeyfell schedules, on one page: booked shoots, consult calls, mini-session days and the times you've opened for booking, by month or as a list of the next sixty days. Sync to your calendar puts all of it in the Calendar app on your iPhone, or in Google, anown; consult calls come along now. On a phone, tap a day to see what's on it and open it. Finances. Invoices and Payments live under ons up top: collected this month, owed to you, and overdue. The booking page, rearranged. The client's name leads, with one line that says whose move it is and a Message button beside nt's details sit under the money. No more zooming. Tapping a field on a phone no longer zooms the app in and leaves it there. Print orders. Shipping from FinerWorks is quo's real rate, so what your client pays is what the lab charges. Order status changes are recorded on the server, never lost to a c Also in this version: a dozen security tighteAPI, and the Open dates button on the calendar goes straight to your list.

Bookings, redesigned around one question: what needs me right now. Every card ends in one of three things. An amber button when the next move is yours, with the move written on it: send the agreement, collect the retainer, deliver the gallery. A grey line when you are waiting on the client. A green check when a booked shoot has nothing pending. A lead that has waited two weeks, or a shoot thirty days undelivered, wears its age in red; nothing else shows a number. The line under the title adds it up: 9 need you, 5 waiting on clients, 3 all set. Finished shoots have their own tab. Nothing is folded away or capped any more. On a phone, pick a stage and the cards group under Your move and Waiting on them. And "Only what needs me" hides everything else until you turn it off. Sharper photographs. Every gallery is delivered at 3200 pixels on the long edge with a proper resample and sharpening, instead of a quick browser resize that turned hair and fabric into grain. Thumbnails are larger too, so the admin's cover cards stop looking soft on a Retina display. Existing galleries were rebuilt from your originals; nothing had to be uploaded again. Galleries with downloads turned off now show the full-size photograph in the lightbox instead of the thumbnail. A timeline for every kind of shoot. The day's timeline was a wedding thing. Now a family session, a newborn, a senior, a branding shoot and a mini each open with a plan already filled in for that kind of day, ready to edit and send. Weddings are still the only shoot the app reminds you to build one for. Awaiting payment means what you are owed. The home screen used to add up every payment link ever started. It now shows the balance actually outstanding across your bookings. Help has a front door. Open Help and you get a welcome, a search field and six topic cards, instead of a wall of guides. Small things. The email registration card on a booking appears only when it has something to say. The Lightroom plugin is at 1.6, with output sharpening for screens. Places, and a check-in that writes itself. Save the spots you shoot at once, the meadow, the barn, the overlook, with the way in, where to park, the gate code and photographs of the turning. Link a place to a booking and Honeyfell works out when to meet, then emails your client the directions before the shoot on its own.

Places, and a check-in that writes itself. Save the spots you shoot at once — the meadow, the barn, the overlook — with the way in, where to park, the gate code and photographs of the turning. Link a place to a booking and Honeyfell works out when to meet, then emails your client the directions before the shoot on its own. Nobody hunts for a pin in a text thread at golden hour. Golden hour on the booking. Every shoot now shows sunset, when golden hour starts and ends, blue hour, and the time you usually like to finish — from the place's pin, or from your studio ZIP. Open the bar to see the whole evening laid out. The light block and the places both need Pro or Studio. Invoices, fixed in four ways. Invoices start at 1000 instead of 1. Your street address is no longer printed on them — for most photographers that is a home address. There is one button, Send invoice, instead of two that could leave an invoice issued but never sent. And an invoice nobody was sent is never reminded about, so no client is chased for something she has not seen. Rescheduling reaches the calendar. Move a shoot and a client who subscribed to the session calendar now actually sees the new time. Until now the update was sent and silently ignored by Apple, Google and Outlook. Directions your client can keep. Attach a PDF guide to a place or a single booking and it rides along with the check-in email, to open or download. The hub on a phone. The home screen leads with the day's agenda and puts the money in the middle, so the thing you open the app for is the thing you see. Guides with pictures. The help section now shows what it is describing instead of only naming it, and the quick card prints one guide on one page.

A second print lab. Connect your own free FinerWorks account and paid orders go there by themselves after your hold window: Kodak Professional Lustre and Gloss prints, metallic paper, and framed and matted prints, billed to the card on your own FinerWorks account. Ships within the US. Prodigi stays for everywhere else, and the two sit side by side in Store settings with a picker between them. Quick calls. Mark one Open Date as a call date and every new inquiry is offered a fifteen-minute call from the times you set, in the thank-you on your site and in the reply email. A "Book a qlable for your website too. Vendors on the day. A timeline block can now name the florist, the planner, the band. The couple's page shows who is on tedits them, and every link is checked before it renders. The website builder, reworked. The header says what is live, which revision, and how many changes are waiting. Every page of five plain statuses. Publish opens a review that lists what goes live, what is updated and what comes off before anythinga short list, template, layout, colors, type, paper, header and logo, each opening a drawer. Share any page with a copie a QR code you can download. Moving a site here. Seven clear steps bring a site over from another platform: what moves, a rebuild that never duyour domain, launch, and a watch on the old links afterward. A readiness list answers "Can Google find you?" and names the ing. Template photographs. New sites open with lan. Nobody identifiable stands in for your work.

Work the day with another photographer. Invite a second shooter to one gallery and nothing else. They upload into your gallery from their own account, their photographs land beside yours, and the invitation covers that gallery alone — never your clients, your bookings or anything else in your studio. A "Working with others" section appears only once you are actually sharing something. Keep the negatives. On Studio, a gallery can now carry your RAW files alongside the finished photographs. Turn on "Include RAW files" for a gallery, drag the negatives in beside the JPEGs, and each one pairs to the photograph that shares its file name. A hundred gigabytes are included, the gallery shows what it is holding, and your client can download a negative if you want them to. RAW files come down after thirty days and you are emailed twice before anything is removed, with an Extend button on the gallery if you need longer. Covers that sit where you want them. The cover framing tool gained a zoom slider beside the focal point, so you can pull in on a face instead of settling for the crop the shape gives you. The framing now reaches every thumbnail in the app and every client gallery, including password-protected ones, which previously ignored it entirely. The slider tells you how much of the photograph each shape actually hides. Covers that move, if you want them to. A gallery cover can cycle through four photographs once and rest, set per gallery or as a studio default. Off by default, and it respects the reduce-motion setting on your phone. Type that suits the work. A gallery can carry its own font pairing, so a wedding and a headshot session no longer have to look alike. Steadier uploads when two people are working at once. Uploading into a shared gallery now waits for every photograph to be recorded before the batch finishes, so a second tap can no longer add the same files twice.

The wedding timeline explains itself. On a wedding, elopement or event, the Timeline row on the booking now says what it is, shows the day as a span ("1:30 PM to 10:00 PM, 8 blocks") once you have started one, and previews the first three stops of a real starter day until you send your first timeline. Portrait, family and headshot bookings no longer carry an empty Timeline row. The bookings board shows each wedding's timeline state on the card. The wedding timeline explains itself. On a wedding, elopement or event, the Timeline row on the booking now says what it is, shows the day as a span ("1:30 PM to 10:00 PM, 8 blocks") once you have started one, and previews the first three stops of a real starter day until you send your first timeline. Portrait, family and headshot bookings no longer carry an empty Timeline row. The bookings board shows each wedding's timeline state on the card. Nothing lost by accident. Change a booking's session details and press Done, Escape or tap outside, and the app now asks whether to save, keep editing or discard, instead of quietly throwing the change away. Honest words everywhere. Every screen names the lab you actually use. The free plan's gallery line no longer promises originals it cannot deliver, clients are no longer told an app is coming soon, and error messages point at the settings where they now live. A print that cannot be printed can no longer be bought. Money that adds up. "Overdue in 13 days" is gone, the tax report can produce a quarter, delivery is confirmed by you and recorded as your own note, and the two emails the law requires now say why they cannot be muted. One time zone. Two screens used to write the ely; now there is one, and every time you read com

Times and dates the way you say them. Every time and date a person reads now uses a 12-hour clock and month-first dates: "Saturday, October 3 at 5:00 PM", not 17:00 on 2026-10-03. Emails, push notifications, booking pages, receipts and your published site all changed together. Mini session pages, three ways. A mini session's landing page has three looks to choose from, each shown as a card you can preview before picking. Go live now publishes the event's page for you, so there is one button instead of two steps. Ask for a review at the right moment. Add your Google review link in Settings and a quiet line appears at the end of a delivered gallery, after the photographs and the thank-you. A board that is not empty on day one. New studios now start with one clearly labelled sample booking, so the pipeline shows how a shoot moves from inquiry to delivered. Delete it in one click whenever you like. Refunds explained honestly. The button that said "Cancel and refund" now says "Cancel order", because canceling stops the lab and does not move money. Both the confirmation and the canceled order link straight to the payment in Stripe, and a new guide answers the refund questions in plain language. Clearer money, everywhere. A completed booking no longer counts unpaid payment links as collected, payment history says "They paid" instead of your own studio name, and a shoot in the future no longer files itself under last month. Faster, calmer editing. The website canvas shows the shape of your page while it loads instead of a blank white rectangle, galleries stop saying "nothing yet" and the help chat answers the question you asked instead of reciting a whole guide.

Mini sessions got their landing page. Create the event in Studio, tap Go live, and a photo-led page with the booking card rising over the image is built and published for you. Three looks to pick from in the website editor, right on the page: the Field, Compact with a button, or a split panel with the date, location, duration and price beside the photo. The card names the session, day, place, price and how many spots are left before anyone taps a time. Publish from your phone. The website editor's phone view now has Preview and Publish, with a line that says whether what's live matches what you see. The publish receipt names the page you just put up and opens it. Go live does the whole job. One button opens bookings and puts the page live when nothing else on your site is waiting, and tells you exactly why when it can't. - Mini landing page: Field default, Compact and Panel looks, hero eyebrow, layout cards in both the panel and the canvas toolbar, booking section honors the - Go live: event + page in one press, guarded site publish, per-page publish receipts, return to the editor from thLanding tab, event facts on the booking blo - Publish: phone gate publishes, page-aware receipt, fingerprint stable across reloads, "Its page" state on the eveRenderer stamp and npm run check:worker for - Fresh Eyes pass, 21 packs: avatars with photos, one activity feed, one Add photos button, booking next-step row, money once on Home, Timelines and Support b - American clock and dates, studio time zone, mini deletion, landing panel redesign - Both banners stack above the mobile top bar

Bug Fixes

New: build a day-of timeline for your couples — a hero photo, the moments of the day, and a shareable link you can send straight to them and their vendors. New: three Pro-exclusive gallery cover styles (Darkroom, Contact Strip, and The Stack) join your cover options. New: adjust how a gallery's cover photo is cropped, right from the cover thumbnail. New: Mini Session clients can add a roll of film as an add-on when they book. Fixed: your inquiry form now works correctly when it's embedded on your own custom domain. Fixed: a gallery could show as "published" before it actually was — corrected. Fixed: deleting one photo now works the same reliable way as deleting all of them. Fixed: the Bookings / Open dates / Mini sessions tabs no longer overlap oddly on a phone screen. Improved: times now show consistently as "1:00 PM" instead of 24-hour time, everywhere in the app. Improved: Messages is now a real inbox — full conversation view, message bubbles, and push notifications. Improved: your Home screen now shows real numbers and status at a glance, not just section names. Improved: a Save bar now stays with you as you scroll through Branding, Store, and Shipping settings, so you never lose changes. Improved: cleaner, simpler layouts on client detail pages, the booking board, Orders, Contracts, and Storage. Plus dozens of smaller fixes throughout: clearer wording, consistent buttons and dates, bigger tap targets in client galleries, and a confirmation before you delete something or leave a page with unsaved changes.

Open dates. Publish the days you want to fill and clients pick a time and book it themselves, right from your website. Choose whether a request needs your approval or books instantly, and the paperwork follows on its own. Client messages. When a client replies to an email you sent from Honeyfell, the reply now lands in the new Messages inbox in the app. Answer from there, or start a new conversation yourself. Payment links that never expire. Every payment now has its own permanent page in your brand, with the amount itemized. Text it or email it once and it works until it is paid. Gallery downloads on any computer. Clients oneir whole gallery as a zip in the quality you allow, instead of being steered to a phone. Sturdier uploading. Drag a whole folder onto Add photos, stop a batch mid-upload, and a fix for a rare bug that could show duplicate photos in a gallery.

Minor Bug Fixes

A cleaner, calmer Honeyfell. Search everything from anywhere. Tap the search icon to jump straight to any gallery, booking, client or invoice — no hunting through menus. Changed your mind? Deleting now gives you ten seconds to undo instead of asking "are you sure?" first. Your revenue at a glance. The home screen chart now shows twelve months as clear columns, with th Your revenue at a glance. The home screen cha shows twelve months as clear columns, with this month highlighted and anything still owed to you stacked on top. Built for your thumb. Every button and tap target on phone is now a comfortable size, the top bar no longer tucks under the clock, and nothing runs off the edge of the screen. Plus a softer, cooler look throughout, and cl messages telling you exactly what happens after you hit send.

Send real invoices, not just payment links. Invoices are new — numbered, with line items, and they can carry a payment plan instead of one lump sum, so a $4,000 wedding paid in three installments works the way you'd actually collect it. Each invoice lives right next to the contract in the session hub, and reminder emails go out on their own before something's due and again if it's late, so you're not the one keeping track. Discounts actually settle the balance now. A gift or discount you gave a client was showing as money still owed, forever — that's fixed. Your standing discounts (teacher, first responder, or whatever you've set up) now save in Settings so you're not retyping them on every booking, and discounts work on offline payments too, not just Stripe. Print sales keep every cent on Pro and Studio. The old 5% commission on print sales for paid tiers is gone — you keep 100% now. There's also a new screen to turn your promotional campaigns (Early Bird, Abandoned Cart, the anniversary email) on or off and see how each one's doing. Know if an email actually got there. Sent emails now show whether the client's mail server actually accepted it, not just whether Honeyfell tried to send it — so a bounced address shows up as bounced instead of quietly looking fine for weeks. Delete a client, and make a rename stick. The client page has an actual delete option now, and renaming a client updates their past bookings and galleries too, instead of the new name just sitting there unused. The session page is reorganized around your timeline. Before the shoot, the day itself, and after are now three clear sections instead of five tabs, and what you're owed is the first thing in the sidebar, in every state — including when nothing's priced yet. Notes can carry a date and a client now. Set a reminder date on a note and it surfaces as due when the day comes, and you can tag which client a note is about right from the note itself. Also in this build: a sign-in bug that could leave you stuck on a "not signed in" banner is fixed, and the admin screens now match the color you'd expect throughout.

Contracts you can actually use Paste an agreement you already have — from Word, Docs, or a PDF, and it keeps its headings and structure instead of collapsing into one block of text. Blanks like "________" and "[Client Name]" are found for you and offered as fill-in fields. You can bold and highlight text, and mark clauses that require a client's initials before they can sign. Notes A scratch list, one tap from anywhere. Jot down the thing you need to remember without it becoming a client, a booking, or a task. A tidier home screen The three separate "needs attention" panels a client's shoot date, their unsigned contract and what they still owe sit on the same row instead of three places. Easier on a phone The Studio tabs no longer run off the edge of the screen. Plus a redesigned welcome card for clients opening a gallery, faster fixes throughout, and the usual polish

What's New Improved reliability for contract sending — if there's an issue with your connected SignWell account, you'll now get a clear message instead of the contract silently routing through Honeyfell's account. Small fixes and polish under the hood.

Client collections let you group photos into named sections inside a single gallery. A wedding can be Getting Ready, Sales campaigns are here. Set up Early Bird, Abandoned Cart, and Anniversary offers once, and Honeyfell sends them for you — bringing clients back to their gallery without you chasing anyone. Client collections let you group photos into named sections inside a single gallery. A wedding can be Getting Ready, Ceremony, and Reception, all on one link. Pinch to zoom in the lightbox, with gallery photos now rendering at up to 2560px — noticeably sharper on newer screens. The website builder got a lot bigger: 81 section layouts instead of 25, a full-screen section library, and a layout switcher that rearranges a section without rebuilding it. You can also build pages privately and publish them when they're ready, starting from About, FAQs, Pricing, or Contact. Prints now appear in the gallery menu on every device. Plus improved client emails, faster galleries, and a long list of fixes.

Now on iPad. Honeyfell runs on iPad now, not just iPhone. Same account, same galleries — just more room to work with. Setup that guides you. New studios see a short checklist on the home screen: the handful of things worth doing first, each one a step or two from done. It gets out of the way once everything's checked off. Help when you need it. There's a new Help section with short guides for the parts of Honeyfell that aren't obvious the first time — Lightroom export, calendar sync, and more — all in one place from Settings. Built by a working photographer, still shooting every season. If something's wrong or missing, write to me — I answer these myself.

Studio home, redesigned. The screen you land on is new. Your galleries, bookings, contracts and payments are four clear sections instead of a wall of links, your recent galleries show their cover photographs, and the numbers you actually check are across the top. Signing in is quicker, and the sign-in loop a few of you ran into is fixed. Export straight from Lightroom Classic. There is a Honeyfell plugin for Lightroom Classic now, on both Mac and Windows. Select your photos, hit export, and they arrive in a gallery — full resolution for prints, web-sized for the reveal, thumbnails, all rendered on your own machine. Re-export a photo you have since edited and it quietly replaces the earlier version. Download it from Galleries, then Lightroom. Pull your clients' favorites back into your catalog. When a client hearts the ones they love, Library, then Plug-in Extras, then Pull client favorites gathers them into a Honeyfell collection in Lightroom. Their picks are in front of you while you edit, instead of in a screenshot on your phone. Your shoots, on your real calendar. Bookings now carry a start time and a location, and every one has an Add to Calendar button. Or subscribe once from Settings, then Calendar, and every booked shoot shows up in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook on its own and stays up to date as things move. Say who a gallery is for. Galleries that arrive from Lightroom start out with nobody attached. Now you can name the client from the gallery's Overview tab — pick someone already in your list or add them on the spot — and attach their booking at the same time, which marks it delivered and puts the share link where you will look for it. Also in this release: link your Etsy, Gumroad or preset shop from your own website on Pro; clearer labels for payment and contract setup in Settings; and better flagging when something is blocked or declined so it reads as a problem rather than as decoration. Built by a working photographer, still shooting every season. If something here is wrong or missing, write to me — I answer these myself.

Print ordering is here. Choose prints on metal, acrylic, or framed — see your photograph inside the actual product at its true size, and hang it on a wall before you decide. Also in this release: Sizes too small to print sharply are now marked, so an enlargement never arrives blurry Shipping at checkout now matches exactly what you're charged Faster gallery browsing, with sharper thumbnails Steadier sign-in