Photo Booth App for Events

- A new Accessibility screen under Settings lets you set the app in a typeface that suits you — OpenDyslexic, Lexend or Atkinson Hyperlegible alongside the standard one — and turn haptic feedback off. - Templates now open on a real category instead of the catch-all list, and your own designs have a Custom section of their own at the front. - Accessories explains the Apple Watch remote, so you can run the booth from your wrist. - PhotoBooth adopts Apple's new Liquid Glass look on iOS 26: the navigation bars, the tab bar and the editor toolbars are now made of the system's glass material, so your photos and templates show through and colour the chrome as they scroll underneath. On earlier versions of iOS the app looks exactly as it did before. - The tab bar gets out of the way as you scroll down through your events and templates, and comes straight back when you scroll up. - The Apple Watch remote picks up the same new design on watchOS 26. - A brand-new install now shows every template category from the first launch, with placeholders while the catalogue arrives instead of a screen that looks empty. - Sliders in the editor click through their steps under your finger, and copying your user ID confirms it did. - The app launches faster and the booth stays responsive between shots, especially once you've hosted lots of events. - Smoother scrolling in the Events and Templates galleries. - Swiping through photos in an event's gallery is smoother, and browsing a long event uses much less memory — a real difference on older iPads. - The templates gallery now downloads only the designs that are new or have changed instead of the whole library on every launch — it opens sooner and uses far less data, which matters on a venue's patchy connection. - Template previews appear as soon as the gallery opens rather than being drawn from scratch each time, so the grid fills in immediately. Thank you for reading this release notes! Please email me at info@thephotoboothapp.com any suggestions to make the App better for you. Manuel