Pictures from the TrueDim desktop app now look and save on iPad the way they were made. • Snapshots and pictures whose background was made see-through on the desktop show see-through on iPad, and stay that way when you move them and save. • Saving on iPad keeps every picture exactly as it was, so the desktop app always gets the original back. • Markups made with newer desktop versions open ready to edit on iPad instead of read-only.

Check sets that had been routed, cancelled or stepped into from Keel open again on iPad. • A check set whose history holds Keel's routing notes no longer stops with a request to repair its ledger. Every real saved copy is still checked as strictly as before.

Check sets work again on iPad. • The office connection that check sets depend on is restored. • Opening a check set no longer stalls on large jobs: the checklist and the marks for a sheet are fetched directly instead of scanning everything. • Faster check-set inbox.

TrueDim now requires a Fetzer work account to sign in. Accounts are issued by the company; there is no sign-up in the app. • Sign in with your Fetzer work email — a one-time emailed code, or a password you set after your first sign-in. • Once signed in, the app keeps working offline. Your drawings and marks stay on your device. • Your marks are stamped with your Fetzer account name. • If a sign-in expires you stay in the app: a banner asks you to reconnect, and only check-set actions wait for it. • The Mac update check now reads the Fetzer server feed.