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What's New in PhotoSlate
2.1
April 25, 2026
WHAT’S NEW (VERSION 2.1) Version 2.1 adds deep link support so other apps can launch PhotoSlate and return with one tap. When PhotoSlate is opened using the photoslate URL scheme with optional return and source parameters, a return button appears in the top-left corner. Tapping it sends the user back to the calling app. When launched normally, PhotoSlate behaves exactly as before with no return button. This update also includes improved reliability for GPS, heading, and reverse geocoding, along with general performance and UI refinements. --- DEVELOPER NOTES: USING THE PHOTOSLATE DEEP LINK PhotoSlate supports a simple URL scheme that allows any iOS app to launch it and optionally provide a return path. Base scheme: photoslate:// Optional parameters: return = a callback URL your app wants PhotoSlate to open when the user taps the return button source = the display name shown on the return button Example: let url = URL(string: “photoslate://?return=myapp://&source=My%20App”)! UIApplication.shared.open(url) Behavior: If both return and source are provided, PhotoSlate shows a capsule button in the top-left corner. Tapping it returns the user to your app using the callback URL. If no parameters are provided, PhotoSlate launches normally with no return button. Registering the scheme in your app: Add “photoslate” to LSApplicationQueriesSchemes in your Info.plist so your app can check for and open PhotoSlate. App Store fallback: If PhotoSlate is not installed, open the App Store page: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/photoslate/id961512751
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