• Payment cards now look like real cards: with colour, network (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), chip, last four digits of the number, owner and expiry date. The eye on the card shows the full number. • In every item's detail the field names are larger and easier to read, without the small icons in front.

• The red dot can now be tapped: it explains why a password needs checking (weak, reused or old) and how to fix it. On iPad and Mac the dot also appears in the list, and every detail view has a “To check” section. • The check runs only on your device: it doesn't verify whether a password has appeared in a data breach. • Fixed: search inside “Password check” now finds items.

• New home screen on iPhone: your passwords become big icons you can tap, with categories on top and a notice when some passwords need checking. If you prefer, switch to the list from the menu at the top right. • Choose the order you like: most used, alphabetical, recently added or last modified. “Most used” counts opens on your iPhone only: it never enters the vault and is never synced. • In the detail view, three big buttons: copy username, copy password, open the site. • Switch spaces from the button at the top left; the other sections are in the “Sections” menu. • Nothing changes on iPad and Mac.

App Store listing update: new name and subtitle to make SafeLoft easier to find. No changes to how the app works.

• Share your vault with your family: in Settings › iCloud, invite someone with their Apple ID. Anyone who accepts can see and edit the whole vault and unlocks it with the same master password (give it to them in person). Changes reach everyone through iCloud, always encrypted. • To remove someone: remove them from the sharing, then rotate the vault key in Security. • The master password now follows NIST SP 800-63B-4: at least 15 characters, no required capitals or symbols (a long phrase is perfect), well-known or predictable passwords rejected with the reason. • The master password hint is removed: it was stored in clear text, which NIST guidelines don’t allow.

• New «Software» type, for programs and apps with username or email and password. Logins without a website address (Wi-Fi, apps) are moved here automatically. • «Logins» is now called «Websites», and you can change an item's type even after creating it. • Reorder fields: in edit mode tap «Reorder» and move each entry up or down as you like.

• Import from Bitwarden (JSON, also password-protected, or CSV): cards, identities, fields, password history and passkeys. • Import from KeePass: open .kdbx databases from KeePass, KeePassXC and KeePassDX directly (key files too), with folders, two-factor codes and password history. • Optional master password hint: it only appears after a wrong attempt. • Safer AutoFill: every request asks for Face ID, Touch ID or the master password again. • Stricter sync and backup restore; wrong master password attempts now count everywhere. • Fixes: a crash after many wrong attempts, exporting on the Mac, purchasing without a connection.

• Email, date and expiry fields are now checked: dates and expiry are chosen with the system pickers and an invalid email address can't be saved. • Importing a SafeInCloud database on iPhone no longer dismisses the master password screen.