• Reordering the home list is steadier near the screen edges. Picking up a notepad at the bottom no longer scrolls the list away; the list scrolls only when you move it towards an edge • In Reorder mode, a long press keeps the notepad lifted instead of opening its menu • A notepad's menu now needs a slightly longer hold, so starting a drag no longer opens it by accident • The = key on Numline's pad now adds spaces around itself, just like + - x and /

• Multiple windows on iPad. Open Numline in two windows side by side, each on its own notepad; open the same notepad in both and they stay in step as you type. Each window comes back to the notepad it had. Each window shows its notepad's name, so Exposé and the window menu tell them apart. Also fixed • (Accessibility) VoiceOver reads each key on Numline's pad as its own button • The home list no longer cuts its bottom rows off at the screen edge (seen on iOS 26.6) • Fixed a crash when typing over a selected long line whose result sits on its own row

• Colour themes: Classic, Lime, Violet and Amber. Pick in Settings under Appearance; the theme gallery shows each one as a live sample in its own colours, and your pick applies to the editor and the home previews. Also fixed • (Accessibility) VoiceOver now correctly reads the notepad rows on the home list as buttons • Typing in a notepad no longer slows down as your list of notepads grows

• Pin the notepads you use most, from a row's swipe or its long-press menu. They sit in their own section at the top of the list, and you can drag notepads into and out of it. • Reorder now sits in the Sort By menu, next to Manual and Last Edited. • A User Manual in Settings covers what Numline understands: maths and variables, percentages, units and currency, dates and time, and the keyboard gestures. Its examples are computed live, so they read exactly as they would in your own notepad. New installs now start with four notepads covering the same ground. • A percent line reads like a receipt: under a subtotal it discounts or adds to it, so 100, -50%, total gives 50. A block of only percentages totals as a percentage. • Functions keep units and percentages: abs(-5 km) is 5 km, round(12.5%) is 13 %, min(1 km, 900 m) is 900 m. • Swipe actions on the home list now show their names. Also fixed • A negative percentage stays one: -50% keeps its sign and discounts when added. • A line starting with + no longer errors. • Results no longer show -0.

• Rate on the App Store: a new Settings row takes you straight to the review page. • Sending feedback is a little smoother.

Three new languages, powers, and whole-number currencies. • Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean throughout the app, results and error explanations included. • Powers. ** is now an operator (2 ** 10), and tapping × twice on the pad types it for you. • Smoother pad typing. Numline's own keys arrive with the right spacing, so you stop reaching for the space bar. • Whole amounts for yen and won. Currencies that have no decimal part now show 28,000 JPY, not 28,000.00 JPY.

A keyboard built for maths. Numline's own number row now sits above the keys, so digits, operators and the variables you have named are always in reach. • Number row. Tap for a digit, flick a key down for its corner symbol. • Math pad. Tap # for a full pad of numbers, operators and brackets. • Variable chips. Swipe left for total, prev and every name you have defined. • Key haptics, if you want them. Off by default. • Errors explain themselves. A line that cannot be worked out shows a short reason, and a tap reveals the whole message. • Simplified Chinese throughout the app.