• New installs: the free plan is now 50 files or 1 GB, whichever comes first; the one-time purchase removes the limit • New iCloud encrypted auto-sync (part of the one-time purchase): every device on the same Apple Account stays identical, only encrypted files go to iCloud, and neither Apple nor we can read them; on a new phone, open the app and it asks whether to sync everything over • Try each advanced feature free 3 times before you decide to buy

- Media tab works like Photos: oldest at the top, newest at the bottom, sorted by the date taken. A date pill appears while you scroll; tap it to jump to a month. Photos and videos now record when they were taken. - Info button in the viewer: size, dimensions, length, date taken, folder, and note. - Camera catches up with the Camera app: Live Photos, HEIF or JPEG, maximum resolution, 720p/1080p/4K at 24/30/60 fps, HEVC or H.264, lens shortcuts and pinch zoom, tap to focus, grid, light for video. Settings are remembered. - Passwords moved from a banner to a key icon in the top bar, next to Settings. - Grid size is remembered per tab; small grid tiles for folders and documents now show their names. - Fixed: Add from the Collections and Share tabs did nothing. It now opens the picker and adds to the top level.

- Fixed: in some cases (for example after an app update), the app asked for your recovery key before Face ID or Touch ID could be used again. This no longer happens.

- Corrected the App Store description: “No Storage Limit” is the only paid item. One purchase includes every paid feature; there is no subscription.

- Live Photos: add a Live Photo and it stays one Live Photo, just like in Photos. Touch and hold (or tap LIVE) to play it. - Save to Photos brings it back as a real Live Photo; exports, backups, password zips and the Share area keep the photo and its motion together, and bring it back as one Live Photo. - Live Photos already in your vault were saved as still photos by earlier versions. Add them again from Photos to get the motion.

- The first tab is now called “Overview”. Tap it again to jump straight back to the top level from any subfolder. - The Media filter drops the redundant “All” option: Photos, Videos, Audio, Files. - In list view, the last items are no longer hidden behind the bottom bar. - Tapping a folder no longer leaves it highlighted after you come back. - Saving an entry in the password list no longer triggers iOS’s “Save Password?” prompt; your vault passwords stay in the vault.

- Recovery key: shown once at setup (existing users: first unlock after updating). With it plus your vault PIN you can get the vault back after switching phones, restoring a backup, re-enrolling Face ID, turning off the device passcode or losing the keychain. - Tighter unlock: once every vault is protected by the recovery key, the Face ID step no longer accepts the device passcode. - Transfer area: plug into a Mac and drag files in or out with Finder, then add them to the vault with one tap (included in No Storage Limit). - Notes: create and edit text notes inside the vault; add a note to any file; paste from the clipboard; duplicate items. - Also included in “No Storage Limit” (still one purchase, no subscription): an encrypted password list with quick copy, and PDF merge and split. - Fixes the lock-screen countdown loop.

- Fixes a lock-screen issue where Face ID could report a failure right away and start a countdown, locking you out of your own vault. - Face ID is now handled entirely by iOS, the same way banking apps do it: if Face ID fails, the system lets you enter your device passcode instead. The app no longer keeps its own retry lockout. - If you were stuck in that countdown, updating clears it immediately.

- Updated App Store listing and minor improvements. - Everything from 1.2: drag and drop import, whole-folder import, new encrypted backup format, Zip64, backup reminders.

- Tap the current tab again to jump to your newest item. - Faster photo viewing: the viewer shows the thumbnail instantly and swaps in the full-size image. - New default backup format: everything including file names is encrypted (AES-256-GCM, 600,000-round key derivation); choose zip if you need to open it on a computer. - Password-protected zips now support files larger than 4 GB (Zip64); zip and backup passwords require 12+ characters with a strength meter. - Add whole folders from Files (subfolders included), or drag and drop files and folders into the vault. - Backup reminder when your vault grows, and a clearer unlock screen with no technical error codes.

- Importing very large files (multi-GB videos, archives) no longer runs out of memory. - If an import is interrupted, the partial file is removed and no longer takes up space; leftovers from earlier interrupted imports are cleaned up automatically the next time you unlock, or manually from Settings. - Add from Files now accepts folders: the whole folder is imported and its subfolders are recreated in the vault. - Deleting now always asks for confirmation, because deleted files cannot be recovered.