What's new

7.4 is here, and this time the trains keep real timetables.

Real running times: a 15-minute hop is a 15-minute ride, and Beijing to Shanghai takes four and a half hours. Step off a long ride part-way and finish it in a later sitting. Prefer the old fixed lengths? Switch back to Classic on the Timetable.

A new Timetable: turn the dial to a length and see every train that runs about that long. Can't decide? Tap shuffle for a random one.

A window on the trackside: masts, wires and signals rush past at track level, and the scenic photos double to 28. Free riders can preview the window seat and ride it once on us.

Board from Apple Watch: pick a train on the watch's departure board and it leaves right away.

Trends now reads in chapters, and Premium adds a note from the conductor on how you focus.

The train on the Dynamic Island and Lock Screen wears your livery, and countdowns past an hour show in full.

260+ new cities across Europe, Japan, the US, Russia, India and China. Liquid Glass throughout, and a new quarterly plan.

All aboard!

7.3 is here, and this time the train rides on your wrist.

Apple Watch, redesigned: raise your wrist to see where the train is on the line, how long is left and when it pulls in, then hold or resume the ride right from the watch. Turn the Digital Crown for your ticket and your last 7 days of focus; your wrist gets a gentle tap when you arrive.

Watch face complications: put Focus Train on your watch face and the countdown keeps running without opening the app. Between rides, it shows today's focus minutes and your streak.

Made for iPhone Duo: everything looks right open or folded, with pages, sheets and buttons kept clear of the fold.

We also fixed the Apple Watch countdown carrying on after you held the train on iPhone.

All aboard!

7.2 is here, and this time you get the window seat.

Sit by the window: choose Window during a ride and the real line rolls past outside in 3D. Pick a simple, porthole or carriage frame; where there's no satellite imagery, the window shows photographed scenery instead.

Choose your locomotive: Electric, Intercity, Diesel and Steam join the Classic, in your own livery.

Short hops from big cities: the major stations now have 25-minute commuter rides too.

On iPad, the window opens wider in landscape, and the tab bar now sits along the top.

We also fixed an occasional freeze when switching window styles.

All aboard!

7.1 is here, and this ride comes with sound.

Departure and arrival: a platform melody or a door chime as the train pulls out, and a call as it pulls in — or pick your own audio from Files.

You'll be told when you arrive: keep the phone locked and you won't miss it, the train lets you know when it's time to collect your ticket.

Stops along the way: longer rides now call at the real stations down the line.

A whole Home Screen page: ten trains at a glance, each one a tap from departing.

Ask Siri to board: start a trip, check how far it has to go, hold at a signal, or roll again.

Seats and carriages are free for everyone now — and share a ticket once for an extra ride.

All aboard!

7.0 is here, and this ride is on a brand-new train.

Journey Map, rebuilt: every line you've ridden on one map, replayed ride by ride, and it opens right where you are.

Pick a companion: choose who rides with you — an emoji, or a cut-out from a photo.

Trends, redesigned: a service report for the day, week, month and year, stamped like a ticket.

Write down how it went: a note and a rating at every arrival, kept on your ticket.

Plus more home-screen widgets, smoother rides, and more routes across the map.

All aboard!

• A fresh glass look. On iOS 26, the home cards and the screens for creating and editing dues and countdowns now use clear Liquid Glass, tinted by your theme color.

• Pick any theme color. Beyond the 12 presets, choose any color you like, and it follows you to widgets, the Lock Screen, the Dynamic Island and Apple Watch. (Premium)

• Settings, tidied up. Alerts & Sounds, Calendar & Holidays and Countdowns each have their own page, so what you want to change is easy to find.

• Premium now comes as a monthly plan too, if you'd like to try it for a month first.

• New in Settings: Request a Feature. Tell us what you'd like in a review. We read every one.

• DuePal is now on iPad. On the big screen your clock and your dues sit side by side, and the clock grows with the screen, upright or sideways.

• Ten clock faces. Four are new: Nixie tubes, LED digits, 8-bit pixels and a big stacked clock. The others are redrawn too, and the flip clock now has real flip cards.

• Changing faces is easier. Tap the arrows under the clock, or tap its name to see every face running live and pick one.

• Your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island now dress in the face you picked, the whole card, not just the numbers. When a due is days away, the Dynamic Island shows hours, minutes and seconds if they fit, and hours and minutes if they don't.

• Made for iPhone Duo. Unfolded, your dues sit beside today's timeline; stood half open on a desk, DuePal becomes a big desk clock.

• New in Settings: choose the day your week starts on, and keep the screen on while DuePal is open, always or only while charging. Settings now take effect the moment you change them.

• Countdowns past 100 hours shrink to fit instead of wrapping onto a second line.

• Dues can now wait for a specific day. Leave the repeat days empty, turn on "On a Date" under the time, and pick the day it should ring. Plan a few days ahead and DuePal reminds you right on time.

• Buttons like Delete Due now respond across the whole row, not just the text.

• Fixed a crash that could happen at launch after updating from an earlier version.

Thank you to the user who wrote in. This feature came straight from your suggestion.

DuePal is now free to download!

• The free version gives you one due and two custom countdowns, with the Live Activity and Dynamic Island included.

• New DuePal Premium: unlimited dues and countdowns, Ring as Alarm, automatic public-holiday skipping, Apple Watch, and every clock style and color. Subscribe weekly or yearly (the yearly plan starts with a 3-day free trial), or buy it once.

• Already bought DuePal? Every Premium feature is unlocked for you automatically, for good. You don't need to pay again. Thank you for your support!

A big update:

• Dues now hand over on their own: set the times of your day once and lunch, clocking off and bedtime count down one after another.
• New Countdowns tab: the weekend, payday, the next public holiday, birthdays and trips.
• Public holidays for 20 countries and regions — weekday dues skip them automatically.
• A new Apple Watch app with complications, plus Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, a Control Center control and Siri.
• On iOS 26 and later, dues can ring like a system alarm, even in Silent mode.
• Six clock styles, twelve color themes, routine templates and quick timers.
• Fixed a countdown that could stall past midnight or over a weekend.

Our biggest update since 6.5 — your three things, looked after from morning to night.

• A new Today screen: it greets you by name, shows three open slots at a glance, and fills with a tap.
• Didn't finish yesterday? Leftovers wait at the top of today. Bring them over or let them go — your call.
• All three done? Close the day with one line, share a card, and plan tomorrow's three tonight.
• Evening check-in: tick off what's still open right from the notification.
• New Day Starts At: set it as late as 6 AM, so a late night still counts as today.
• Later (Premium): park what doesn't fit today and pick it up when a day has room.
• Trends & Search (Premium): completion rate, streaks, a six-month heatmap, and search across every thing and day note.
• Tick things off right on the Home Screen widget (Premium), and add a thing from Control Center.
• A new welcome: name yourself, write today's three, pick a color and icon, then press and hold "I Commit".
• Liquid Glass on iOS 26, custom theme colors, and text that follows your Dynamic Type size.

Siri finally understands your things.

• Just say "Complete the gym one," "Move the email reply to tomorrow," or "What are my things today." Your things also show up in Spotlight. On iOS 27, Siri can act on what's on screen ("complete the second one") and pick up the conversation across your iPhone and Watch.
• Drag to reorder today's things — the order syncs to your widgets, Apple Watch and iCloud.
• History calendar: swipe between months, tap the title to jump back to today, and see a streak badge for consecutive fully-completed days.
• Fixed calendar dates not lining up with the days of the week (thanks for reporting!), and the weekday header now follows your language.
• Widgets, the Live Activity, Apple Watch and daily reminders now follow your app language.
• Adding a thing feels smoother, and it's saved the instant you tap Done.
• Fixed history disappearing after a language change in some regions (e.g. Thailand, Saudi Arabia) — existing data migrates automatically.
• iCloud now syncs only what changed — faster and lighter.

You can now check off tasks after the fact! Open any past day in your history and tap a task to mark it done — or undo it. No more worrying about forgetting to check things off on the day itself.

This update is all about making Fern steadier and smoother.

We fixed a few frustrating issues: after pinching to change the number of columns on Home, tapping a plant could stop opening it until you restarted the app — that's fixed. Occasional crashes when opening a plant page or Fern Wall on iOS 18, and when opening the camera without camera access, are fixed too, and launch is more reliable.

Adding a plant now comes with a quick guide, a smoother input sheet, and faster photo loading.

Fern is on Apple Watch! See which plants need water or feeding today right on your wrist and log care with a tap. Complications, Smart Stack and a Control Center button keep it close, and a shortcut can water everything that's due in one go.

New: Staghorn Q&A with AI. Premium members can ask any staghorn care question and get answers drawn from our curated growing notes — with multiple chats, history, and a thumbs-down to tell us when an answer misses.

Ready for the new iPhone Duo: open it up for four plants per row on Home, a two-page plant view with the profile on one side and the growth log on the other, and layouts that keep clear of the fold.

Care reminders on Home are more compact and color-coded by care type, and coming back from a plant page keeps your place in the list. On Fern Wall, select several plants and share all their profiles at once. Plus smoother zooming in the photo viewer and other fixes.

Siri and Spotlight now know your plants. Search a plant's name or scientific name in Spotlight to jump straight to it. Ask Siri "which plants need care today", "when did I last water it", "show me a random plant" or "open Fern Wall" — you'll get an answer right away, and can log the care in the same breath.

The home screen gets a bottom tab bar: alongside Home, add up to three more tabs (Batch Care, Fern Lab, Fern Stats or Settings) and change them anytime in Settings › Appearance. The "+" button has moved to the top right, and filter and sort now live in the "More" menu, leaving the toolbar cleaner.

Widgets support the new full-page extra-large portrait size on iOS 27 — Random Plant and Fern Wall can fill an entire screen.

Fern Wall is now free for everyone — arrange your plants into a wall, drag them around, and add notes and text.

Batch actions feel better too: finishing one action no longer drops you out of multi-select, so your selection stays put for the next one.

We've also fixed a handful of issues and polished the experience along the way.

This update makes editing in bulk actually pleasant.

Select multiple plants on the home screen and tap Edit Fields to change 14 fields at once — group, species, growth stage, acquisition date, price and more. After applying, you land back on the field list, ready for the next one. Group pages and drill-down lists now support multi-select, Select All and batch actions too, and Select All after filtering only picks the plants you filtered for.

We also fixed memberships occasionally dropping after a brief network hiccup, and moved Growth Replay into the More menu for a cleaner photo viewer.

This one is for everyone with a big collection on lots of different watering schedules:

• See exactly who needs water: tap Water on the home screen and a new Due row sits at the top — the plants that need water now, most overdue first, each with a little water drop on its photo. Tap Batch Water to do them all at once. Feeding, pruning and the rest work the same way.
• A cleaner home screen: + now has its own spot in the top right, and filter & sort live in the ⋯ menu.
• Better batch care: a simpler header, a new History view showing every time you cared for a plant, and reminder settings right on the page.
• Plus a few small fixes.

Thank you for the feedback — several of these came straight from you.

Apple Watch is here — plus a lot of little things that make everyday logging easier:

• Apple Watch: raise your wrist to see which plants need water, and log it with a tap. Add the complication to your watch face to always know how many are waiting.
• Care reminders: get a notification when care is due, log everything right from it, or have it remind you tomorrow. Turn it on in Settings.
• A smoother home screen: long-press a card to log care, a new list view, undo for deletes, and batch editing in multi-select.
• Propagation & Family Tree: note whether it started as a leaf, offset, cutting or seed, link it to its parent, and see the whole family at a glance.
• Widgets: a new Then & Now widget, info you can choose to show, and a Control Center control.
• Siri & Shortcuts: log a watering with your voice, or ask who needs care today.
• Plus: exposure control in the camera, a Photo History page, and new records pick up the photo's capture date.

Take your time — they do.

A big one this time. The highlights:

• Time Machine: two photos of the same plant, side by side — months of growth in a few seconds. Find it in Lab.
• Growth Playback: from the ⋯ menu on a plant's page, play its photos from the first to the latest. The timeline can also be grouped by day.
• Per-plant reminders: watering and photo intervals now belong to each plant. Three weeks for the jade, ten days for the string of pearls — each on its own schedule.
• Trends, rebuilt: browse by day, week, month or year, with streaks, your weekly rhythm, highlights, a full calendar, and a long image to share.
• Memorial: a quiet corner for the plants that have left. Write a line, leave a flower. Also in Lab.

Succulents grow slowly. Your journal can take its time too.

Bug fix

No new features this time — we fixed a few small issues, so things run a little steadier. Succulents are never in a hurry. May yours keep growing slowly — and may you take your time, too.

This is a big one — Bonsai now lives on your wrist and your Home Screen.

• Apple Watch: see which trees need water, feeding or pruning today, and log it with one tap. It syncs back to your iPhone. Add “Care Today” to your watch face to see how many are left.
• Home Screen widgets: show a random tree from your collection, put one tree’s first and latest photos side by side, or bring your whole bonsai garden to your Home Screen.
• Made for iPhone Duo: unfold it and a tree’s page opens up — photo and details on the left, growth records on the right.
• Time Machine: a tree’s first photo next to its latest, so years of change read at a glance.
• Care reminders on Home: how many trees need a photo, water, feeding or pruning, all in one row. Tap in and log a whole row at once.
• Redesigned Trends: monthly care, streaks and a full calendar of your records.
• Growth records are grouped by day. Play back a tree’s growth, or turn its photos into an album to share.
• Memorial Garden: a quiet place for the trees that didn’t make it.

We also fixed translations across several languages and polished plenty of details. Grow slowly, and keep the record.

We squashed a few bugs and polished the small stuff — the app feels smoother and steadier now. Keep recording your bonsai and enjoy watching it grow.

We fixed a handful of bugs and polished the details — everything runs a little smoother and steadier now.

Here's to every tree you're growing.

First release on the App Store.

This is a big one. Thanks for growing up alongside your beardie with us.

• Apple Watch: raise your wrist to see who needs feeding or a bath today, and log it with one tap.
• Beardie Garden: every beardie becomes a cut-out sticker you can arrange, resize and share on a canvas.
• Care reminders on Home: feeding, bathing, soaking, UVB and more. See who's due at a glance and log the whole tank in one tap.
• Growth Time Machine: watch them grow, from the very first photo to the latest.
• Rainbow Bridge: a quiet place to remember the beardies who have left us.
• More widgets: Care Reminders, Beardie Garden, Then & Now, plus Control Center shortcuts.

Also new:

• A Care Records card on every beardie's page, with a timeline for each care type
• Crop photos to 3:4 or 1:1, and rotate them
• Switch weight and length units in Settings
• Customize the tab bar
• iPhone Duo support: unfold it for two pages side by side
• A new single-column large card on Home, plus redesigned Trends and Settings

First release on the App Store.

Bird Days is now BirdingPal.

Same app, same birds, same records — nothing to migrate, nothing to sign in again. Just a name that says what it actually does.

First release on the App Store.

We squashed a few pesky bugs and polished things up, so keeping your pet's journal is smoother and steadier than ever.

Thanks for letting us tag along on your journey together.

First release on the App Store.

Bug fix

Your meal times, your hours.

Eat breakfast late and watch it get filed as an afternoon snack? Yum used to name each entry from fixed hours. Now those hours are yours to set.

Go to Settings → General → Meal Times. Tap any meal to rename it or change when it starts, use the plus button to add your own — Brunch, Late Night, whatever fits your day — and swipe to delete the ones you don't need. The last meal carries over past midnight, so your whole day stays covered. A "Right now" line shows which meal the current time falls into, so you can see the effect as you edit.

Free for everyone. Your existing entries keep their names — the new windows only apply going forward.

Bug fixes and small improvements for a smoother, more stable experience.

Bug fixes and small improvements for a smoother, more stable experience.

DishPal 2.0 is here — from what to eat, to what to buy, to how to cook it, all in one app.

• Weekly menu: AI plans your week, uses up what's about to expire, and turns it into a shopping list in one tap.

• Recipe box: save any recipe from up to 6 screenshots or a block of pasted text.

• Kitchen inventory: snap a photo of your fridge to log what's inside, and get a heads-up before things expire.

• Family sharing: share lists through your own iCloud, with ticks that sync live.

• Lock Screen shopping: your list stays on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island while you shop.

• Now on iPad and Apple Watch.

DishPal is now free to download, with Premium to unlock everything. Bought DishPal before? You keep Premium — no need to pay again.

First release on the App Store.

First release on the App Store.

MeditationPal is now on Apple Watch! Raise your wrist for Box, 4-7-8 or resonant breathing, guided by gentle taps. Sessions save straight to Apple Health, and complications keep your streak and today's minutes on your watch face.

New Journey insights show when you tend to meditate, how your mood shifts, and a personal reflection on your practice — turn any of it into a card to share.

New Lock Screen and large widgets, plus a Control Center button to start breathing in one tap.

A new app icon — a little meditating cat — and lighter, softer covers on the home screen.

Premium is now available as a weekly, monthly or yearly subscription. Prefer to pay once? Lifetime is still here.

Playlists are here! Organize your sessions by purpose — morning, wind-down, focus — and long-press to drag them into any order. You can hand-sort your whole library, too.

Tracks without a cover now get their own soft, generated artwork, so every one looks a little different.

New Home Screen widgets show your streak, today's minutes and your week at a glance, or take you straight back to a recent track.

Siri support: play a track, start a breathing exercise, or ask how much you've meditated this week.

Plus, the Lab and Journey screens now share the same clean header as the rest of the app.

Bug fix

Bug fixes and small improvements, so every session runs smoothly.

When's the best time to get outside today? The new home screen tells you.

• Today's Sun Plan: hourly UV from the live forecast, your best morning and vitamin D windows, and how long you can safely stay out right now.
• Outdoor timer: tap "I'm heading out" and your time outside and remaining safe time show live on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, with a nudge before you've had too much. You can start it from Control Center, too.
• What sunlight does for you (Premium): compares your bedtime, sleep length and mood in Apple Health on days with and without morning light.
• No Apple Watch? Turn on "Estimate without Apple Watch" in Settings and Sunshine works out your daylight from the walks, runs and rides your iPhone records.
• Trends is redesigned, with week, month and 3-month views. On iOS 26 you can also import supplements from your Health medications.

Also: the numbers on Apple Watch now match your iPhone, daily reminders you turn off stay off, and temperature follows your system setting.

Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Bug fix

We fixed a few small issues that were getting in the way and polished plenty of details along the way.

Everything should feel a little steadier and smoother now.

Have a suggestion? We'd love to hear it.

Your vitamin D doesn't only come from the sun.

You can now log supplements — vitamin D, K2, magnesium, omega-3 — with one tap a day. What the sun gives you and what you take add up to a single daily total, so you can see whether you've had enough, and whether you're getting close to too much.

Everything syncs both ways with the Health app, and vitamin D logged in other apps counts too.

New insights show your last 30 days, how much came from sun versus supplements, and which one you keep forgetting.

A big one:

• Live Activity: during an attack, the timer and your pain level sit on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Change your pain without unlocking.
• Apple Watch, upgraded: double tap to log a dose, tick symptoms and triggers when it ends, or start from Control Center.
• Widgets and Siri: start tracking in one tap, or just ask how many headache days you've had this month.
• Doctor report: export a PDF with headache days, medication days and triggers, ready for your appointment.
• Custom symptoms: log the ones that are yours.
• A new first-run guide, so you know where to start.
• Refreshed for iOS 26, now in 10 languages.

First release on the App Store.

Meet the new magazine-style Home! Today's outfit becomes its own cover, with the date and the weather. Below it, your week sits in one strip — tap a day to bring it back — and every month is collected into an issue with its own cover.

OOTDPal is now on Apple Watch (Premium): see today's look, this week and this month right on your wrist, with complications for your watch face.

New widgets: Today's Outfit, Outfit Calendar (Premium) and Lock Screen widgets.

Whim is now a card deck. Can't decide what to wear? Pull a card and rediscover a look you forgot you had.

A brand-new Trends page: your streak, the occasions and weather you dress for, and the days and hours you log most.

Search now has its own tab — find any look by name, tag, place or occasion in seconds.

You can also save today's weather with an outfit, and scanning your camera roll is faster and more accurate.

First release on the App Store.

First release on the App Store.

Bug fix

We've fixed a handful of bugs and polished plenty of small details, so everything runs smoother and steadier.

Here's to letting go lightly, and remembering fondly.

First release on the App Store.

• Unlimited goals and milestones, free
• Checklists, idea suggestions and "already done" goals
• Journal moments on every goal: photos, voice notes and video (video with Premium)
• Footprints: a calendar and a map of everything you've done
• Whim now has 374 ideas to shuffle through
• Share a finished goal as a poster
• New widgets: goal progress, deadlines, wish of the day, Lock Screen
• Apple Watch app with Life Progress complications
• Two-column layout on iPhone Duo

• iOS 18 Supported
• Bug fix

First release on the App Store.

Our biggest update yet: your camera roll now lights up every city you've been to.

• Your photos, your map: every city you've photographed lights up, automatically
• Check in, get a poster: check in the cities that matter and each one becomes a map poster in your Collection
• World Footprint Poster: every city you've been to on one world map
• Year in Review: your year in five pages
• 25 badges and levels, plus a timeline that replays your travels
• Light and dark appearance, and new ways to wish for features and send feedback

Your photos are processed on your iPhone and never uploaded. If you bought Map Poster before, Premium stays unlocked for you.

Our biggest update yet — your poster can now tell your story:

• Drop a heart or a pin on the exact spot where you met
• Add your own title and subtitle: a date, a name, a line that matters
• Crop the map into a heart, circle or arch, and choose from four layouts: classic, top title, framed and vertical
• Pick your own colors for the background, roads, water, parks and text, and add buildings and railways
• Common frame ratios, plus how large each one prints sharply at 300 DPI
• Save any poster as your Lock Screen in one tap
• My Posters keeps everything you make, ready to edit anytime
• Ready-made styles on the home screen — one tap to start

Maps also load faster and more reliably. And we have a new name: Map Poster.

MapPoster is now a one-time purchase with everything included. Thank you for your support!

Bug fix

First release on the App Store.

MusicPal is on your wrist.

See what's playing on Apple Watch, then play, pause or skip. Turn the Digital Crown to set your iPhone's volume, or tap any list to start it on your iPhone. A complication keeps the current track on your watch face.

New widgets

• A large Home Screen widget: Now Playing plus six of your lists, one tap to play
• Lock Screen widgets: the title and progress, or a ring you tap to pause and resume
• An Add Link widget for the Home Screen or Lock Screen

More room for free

The free version now holds 10 tracks at a time, up from 3.

Quieter on launch

Opening MusicPal no longer stops whatever else you're listening to. It only takes over when you press play.

One link, a whole list.

Paste a YouTube playlist and MusicPal saves every track in it as a list, in one go.

Share straight in from other apps

Tap Share → MusicPal in YouTube or your browser and the track lands in your library. Audio files like MP3s can be shared in from Files or a chat, too.

Easier listening

• Playback speed and A–B looping — handy for practicing songs, transcribing, or following a lecture
• Links with a timestamp now start right at that second

Siri, Spotlight and Control Center

Say "Shuffle my library in MusicPal", or search Spotlight for your lists and tracks. Control Center gets play/pause and an Add Link button.

Try a new look

Every player style and palette can now be tried on first. Swipe left or right on Now Playing to switch styles.

You can also share a list with a friend, and turn your stats into a listening card to post.

First release on the App Store.

A big refresh, inside and out

• Chinese text now uses the font you pick — with new Chinese typefaces like Yuanti, Weibei, Xingkai and more (downloaded the first time you choose one).
• A brand-new welcome: a short concert story that shows you around.
• Running Lights and Neon frames are now top and bottom strips, so they never cover your scrolling words.
• Effects preview instantly — tap and see it right away.
• Liquid Glass buttons on iOS 26.
• A smoother, redesigned Premium page.
• Fixed the red ring that wandered around the play button.

Hold up your sign — see you at the next show!

We've fixed a few small issues, so your marquee scrolls more smoothly and the app runs more reliably.

Run into anything odd? We'd love to hear from you.

We've fixed a few small issues, so your marquee scrolls more smoothly and the app runs more reliably.

Run into anything odd? We'd love to hear from you.

• Scene Templates — One-tap presets for concerts, confessions, and holidays. Pick a scene, and text, colors, effects, and background are all set instantly.
• 3 New Animated Backgrounds — Hearts (floating love hearts), Fireworks (bursting sparks), and Flash (rhythmic color strobe).
• History Now Remembers Your Style — Tapping a history entry restores the exact colors, effects, fonts, and background you used — not just the text.

A brand-new AI Detector.

• Clear verdicts: No traces, Suspicious, Likely AI or AI-generated, with the evidence behind them
• A fresh design, with light and dark mode
• Deep Detection for files whose metadata was removed
• Now in 9 languages

First release on the App Store.

Now supporting OpenClaw scanning!

Scan your OpenClaw workspace for security risks in SKILL.md, SOUL.md, TOOLS.md and other configuration files. Detect prompt injection, identity spoofing, memory poisoning, and more.

• New Scan OpenClaw mode with custom workspace path support
• 8 new OpenClaw-specific security rules covering prompt injection, privilege escalation, browser phishing, and more
• Updated example skills with OpenClaw-style malicious and risky samples
• Fixed Keychain access prompting for password on every launch

First release on the App Store.