PicLoom 1.4 is our biggest update yet. • Tap Devices Together: tap two iPhones or iPads together and you share a journal. Each of you writes your half of the page, reacts with an emoji, and the days turn into one book you can share as a web page. • Letters, a new tab: send any page as a letter with a landmark stamp, sealed and postmarked. Send it slow and pick the day it arrives. Friends without PicLoom can read the first page in their browser. • Your letter wall: letters you receive stay on the wall, pin your favorites, and become pen pals with the people who write back. • Stamp Book: 113 engraved landmark stamps. A new city's stamp arrives like a medal; hold one and turn it over to see your days there. • Write on paper: today's page opens as a sheet of paper. Drop photos on it, add stickers, tape and text, or draw, with an eraser for any stroke. • A bookshelf for your journals: books stand by year, your recent pages flow by as covers, and a year opens like a real book. • Footprints shows your albums on the map, stacked on the cities you visited. • Review is lighter: smaller buttons, a To Delete pile, a redesigned duplicates page you can swipe, and an undo at the edge in immersive mode. • Themes can follow your system's light or dark appearance. • PicLoom now runs on iPad, with a sidebar and wide layouts for Review, Journal and Letters. Write and doodle on the page with Apple Pencil, and Tap Devices Together works there too. • Made for iPhone Duo: closed, the outer screen shows your journal's cover; open the phone and the book opens with the hinge.

What's new in 1.3.1: • On-device AI cleanup: Recommended, a new pile at the top of the menu, gathers the photos you're most likely to let go, like extra similar shots, blurry photos, large videos and expired tickets, each with a reason. Among similar shots, AI suggests the best one to keep. • What's inside: review People, Scenery, Cats, Dogs, Food and Documents, sorted by AI right on your iPhone. Nothing is uploaded. When it isn't sure, PicLoom simply asks. • Think again: not sure about a photo? Swipe up to the thought bubble and decide later. • Time Stroll refreshed: a warm new page shows the day you're revisiting and how long ago it was, with each day's photos from morning to night. • Footprints opens much faster: on a library of about 25,000 photos it's ready in about 1 second instead of 4. • Keepsakes now appear the moment you earn them, right on your end-of-batch card. • Share cards show bigger photos when there are only a few, and Messages now includes the card image. • Settings tells you when a new version is available.

What's new in 1.3: • Journal pages: every saved day becomes a keepsake page. Pick from four templates and four papers, or shuffle for a fresh layout. • Auto pages: trips, new cities, holidays, birthdays and activity milestones are laid out for you. Keep, edit or skip. • Flip book: page through your monthly and yearly journals, or share them as images or a vertical video with music (3 free videos; unlimited with Pro). • Time capsule: seal a page for your future self. You'll get a reminder when it opens, and you can add the date to your calendar. • Journal widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen. • A fresh look across every theme, and 9:16 share cards made for Stories. • Haptics while reviewing: Standard, Gentle or Off. • If iCloud can't connect, PicLoom now tells you why and opens Settings when that helps.

What's new: • Albums: swipe a photo up to keep it and file it into an album you choose. Pin the albums you use most so they're always one swipe away. • Immersive review: spread two fingers or swipe 7 in a row and everything but the photo fades away. Batches keep coming without a break, and you get a short summary at the end. Swipe down to come back. • Trips: the Footprints map recognizes each trip you take. Sort that trip's photos in one go; with Pro, save the whole trip as an album. • New share cards: colors follow your theme, photos are blurred by default for privacy, and one tap shares. • Faster: on an iPhone 12, a swipe now takes 6.0 ms instead of 9.3 ms, undo 12.8 ms instead of 17.1 ms, and returning to Review 16.9 ms instead of 41.6 ms (median times on our test device). • Choose your theme and app icon separately, plus a new black-and-gold icon.

What's new: • Sort by type: tap the left tab at the top of Review again to switch to Photos, Live Photos, Videos, Screenshots or Blurry, and sort by newest, oldest or largest. Each pile keeps its own progress; Time Stroll stays the same. • Duplicates and blurry shots: PicLoom finds identical copies, similar burst shots and blurry photos on this iPhone and preselects the ones to set aside. Favorites are never preselected. It opens on your latest duplicates, so you can work through the rest month by month, and anything you set aside can be changed before you confirm. • A cleaner Review screen: the thumbnail row under the card is gone, so your photo shows larger. • Footprints map: tap Take me to visit a place you've been, and tap a date on a card to open that day's album. • Help puts each tutorial replay first, plus small fixes.

What's new: • Footprints map: your photos on a satellite globe, city by city. Swipe for this day in past years, your overview or a random wander. Tap a city to revisit its photos month by month, see the same place over the years, and look at how it is today. • Activity in your journal: connect Apple Health to see that day's Move, Exercise and Stand rings and add them to an entry as a small stamp. While you write, tap the phrases above the keyboard to add that day's workouts or steps. Read-only: nothing is written to Health. • Stories are now called Journal. • City shortcuts: tap a city on a calendar day, a journal entry or a photo's details to fly to it on the map. • A refreshed Review screen with Delete · Undo · Keep buttons, a calendar day album that matches Review, and redesigned photo details. • Widgets show clearer review states and look better in light mode. • Updated tutorials and a fix for occasional issues when the app moves to the background.

PicLoom Pro is now available: one purchase permanently unlocks unlimited reviewing.