Signatur – Sign & Edit PDFs

This release rebuilds the bottom bar and turns several things that only looked done into things that are: • Three equal keys with full names — Signature, Fill, More. Red belongs to the one action in the top corner, and the bar no longer hides itself • After signing, saved and sent are reported separately: a failed save to Documents says so and offers a retry that only retries the save; the redundant bottom Send is gone — sending lives in the top corner alone • Nothing clips at the largest text sizes: the bar widens first, then becomes three full-width rows, each with the complete action name • The drawing toolbar is laid out in two rows, every target big enough for a finger • The Face ID switch in Settings now actually guards signing — the old switch looked on but stopped nothing; when it's on, signing requires Face ID, and a failed check says so instead of waving you through • Voice fill recognizes speech on your device only, nothing leaves it; devices that can't do on-device recognition simply don't offer the feature rather than quietly going online • The paywall promises only what the App Store actually grants: trial days appear only when you're eligible for one, and an unreadable price shows a dash and a retry, never an invented number • iPad: Apple Pencil signatures land when you tap Done — lifting the pencil no longer commits; keyboard shortcuts act on the current window only; the welcome screen's More offers a menu instead of jumping straight into Settings