NanoSnap

New • Recent edits: the last 10 exports are kept on the Home screen. Tap one to return to that session — color, border, watermark, platform preset, export mode and the exact crop area all come back. Remove entries individually or clear them all. • Preview before saving: see the final image with border, watermark and color applied. On iPad's split layout the preview stays live in the sidebar. • PNG export: choose your quality tier first, then JPEG or PNG. • Batch processing now applies watermarks, borders and color adjustments too, using the same pipeline as single-photo editing. • Platform previews rebuilt: profile pages, feed posts, full-screen immersive, masonry and watch layouts now follow each platform's real structure — avatars appear where avatars go. • The Share extension now has a real interface instead of a silent hand-off. • iPad keyboard shortcuts: ⌘S save, ⌘P preview, ⌘Z / ⇧⌘Z undo and redo. • Location data is now removed from exports by default. Full-quality exports keep camera and date info; you can opt in to keeping location, or strip everything (Pro). Improved • iPad layout: the editor now uses a proper split view on wide screens, editing panels lay out in multiple columns, and panels open expanded. • Border corner radius and thickness are now relative to the image, so the same settings look consistent at any resolution — and they're remembered between sessions, like watermarks. • The border panel now has a live preview, matching the watermark panel. • Border, watermark, color and metadata buttons show when they're active, so you can tell at a glance what will appear in the export. • Watermark previews match the exported result. Text size, padding and tile spacing stay consistent for portrait and landscape photos alike. • Exporting watermarked photos is much faster, uses far less memory, and no longer produces unexpectedly enlarged files. • The editor opens faster, and applying color adjustments no longer freezes the interface. • Blurred padding backgrounds are no longer stretched on very wide or very tall canvases. • Brightness and contrast sliders now cover a more usable range, making it easy to return to neutral. • Saving no longer interrupts you with an alert: a brief confirmation appears with a shortcut into Photos. • Batch results now read as "saved / failed / skipped", so the numbers add up to what you selected. Fixed • Importing from the system Share sheet now works reliably, including when NanoSnap is already open. • Picking the same photo twice in a row opens the editor again. • The editor no longer closes from an accidental swipe, so your work isn't lost. • Drag-and-drop imports keep the original photo's metadata. • Photos that fail to load now show a message instead of doing nothing. • "Restore Purchases" on the unlock screen now actually restores. • Batch processing handles large photos without running out of memory, applies the same free-tier limits as the editor, and reports any photos it skipped. • The watermark panel's preview thumbnail no longer goes missing.