Verró 1.1 is a new app from the inside out. • A premium redesign: black and champagne gold, serif headlines and calmer motion, from the first screen to your personal member card • Now in Japanese and Korean, with reports written in your language • Weekly membership with 25 authentications a week; the price and billing period are shown before you confirm • No tracking: Verró does not track you and never asks to Thank you for being a member. If Verró helps you, a rating on the App Store means a great deal to us.

Verró 1.0.5 — a new look and three new tools • Porcelain: a new ivory-and-green design as the default. The dark themes are still in Settings. • Ask Verró: follow-up questions on any report — what to check on the bag, whether the price is fair, what a finding means. • Date Code: decode Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Hermès and Dior stamps on your phone, with the checks to do on the bag. No photo or subscription needed. • Before You Pay: an eight-point checklist to settle with the seller. • Redesigned home with a toolkit, and six new screenshots.

Verró reads stitch pitch, hardware finish, logo proportions and date codes, then tells you which details support the piece and which do not — with a market value and a PDF you can send a buyer. Changed in this release: we now ask for your rating after a report you chose to keep. A new app has no stars, and that is the fastest way to fix it. If Verró has been useful, that is your moment to say so.

No new features this time — the app itself is unchanged. This update only refreshes our App Store listing. Ideas or problems? elliotalderson985@gmail.com

Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese — the app and this listing are now in thirteen languages. Exported reports can be drawn on black as well as on white. Paper is still the one to print; Noir is for reading on a phone, which is where most reports are actually read. A new icon, and a membership screen that says what one authentication costs rather than only what a week costs.