An invite now tells a friend without SIGIL what to do: get the app, open the picture in it, and they are in. An invite can go to a whole chat. Everyone in it who opens the picture in SIGIL can join, so pick a chat that has only the people you want. If you copy the picture after opening SIGIL, come back and tap Read a glyph, then Paste.

Groups, reworked. The compose screen now says who can read your next sigil, and the control that changes it sits directly under that sentence: Start a group when you have none, New group after. The Groups sheet leads with a decision instead of a form. It says what a group is, what SIGIL does not do (there is no delivery — you send the picture yourself), and offers two doors: start one, or join one. Join by typing the key words. The route the app has told you to write down since 1.0 finally has a screen. Your invite is a card. It carries the SIGIL mark and a line saying where it opens, so the person you send it to can tell an invitation from a message. Send the invite is on screen the moment the sheet opens, and every group row now says where the group came from: you started this, or you joined this. A row records the time an invite left this phone when it can see it leave. The free rule is a count, not a meter: one group you start, unlimited joining, and nothing you write or read inside a group counts against anything. The daily 13 is for open sigils only.

Sign your cards. With SIGIL Premium, turn on Sign my cards in Settings, type a name, and it goes on every card you share: inscribed by you. Every card, free or Premium, now carries the line "reads back in SIGIL", so a sigil sent to somebody without the app says where it opens. The note that travels with a shared sigil is now a switch in Settings: Send with the note. Premium rules every send; on the free tier the day's first sigil always carries it. The app icon is back to its original drawn ring.

Read a sigil with the camera, straight from the app. Sending a circle key now carries a line saying what it is and where it opens. Sharing a sigil now links straight to SIGIL on the App Store. The free share card says where the mark reads, so a forwarded glyph still leads somewhere. On a first launch the read door comes first, for anyone who installed because a sigil arrived. You can rate SIGIL or write a review from About.

Sharper at every text size. - History now shows the sigil itself in every row — your archive finally looks like one. - Creating a circle is clearer: Done never discards a filled form silently, and errors appear right where you are. - At the largest accessibility sizes, everything important stays on screen: the verbs, the save confirmation, the price, the full auto-renew terms. - Text near a scroll edge no longer fades while you read it. - On iPad, the app now says iPad.