WhatChanged – Folder Compare

WhatChanged – Folder Compare

File compare & diff checker

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  • Released
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  • February 20, 2026
  • July 11, 2026

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WhatChanged helps you answer one question fast: what’s different? Use one app across iPhone, iPad, and Mac to compare two files, two folders, or text and get a clear summary of changes. On iPhone and iPad, start in the app or send two files from Files straight to WhatChanged. Perfect for backups, exports, cloud drives, builds, and any “did this copy match?” moment. ◼ How to use • In the app Open WhatChanged Choose two files or two folders (Left and Right) Tap Compare • From the share sheet In the Files app, or another app that can share files, select exactly two files Tap Share → WhatChanged The report opens in WhatChanged automatically Tip: The extension is best for file-to-file compare. To compare folders, open the main app. • Direct Text Compare Open the Text tab Paste or type text on both sides Compare instantly, without selecting files first • Text Diff tools Open a text diff from Direct Text Compare, a supported text file, or a folder-pair text diff Use Copy Diff to copy a unified-diff-style result as plain text Use Find in Diff to search inside the current diff, move between matches, and highlight matching rows Review compact Diff Summary badges for total changes, modified rows, added rows, and removed rows Read cleaner results on iPhone and iPad, with polished layout and no-difference states • Safe Merge Run a folder comparison Open Safe Merge Preview Choose a rule: Newest, Oldest, Smallest (New), Smallest (Old), Biggest (New), or Biggest (Old) Review the output folder and safety preview Tap Merge Now to copy the selected results into a new output folder WhatChanged keeps the original folders unchanged Successful merges include a generated README with the compared folders, selected rule, copied items, counts, output location, and safety notes ◼ Highlights • Compare files and folders (left vs right) • Folder compare with added, removed, modified, and renamed items • Safe Merge for folder results • Built-in text diff for Direct Text Compare, supported text files, and folder-pair results • Copy Diff, Find in Diff, row highlighting, and Diff Summary badges • Improved text diff performance for long text comparisons and large replacement blocks • Optional SHA-256 verification for content-level certainty, with caching for faster re-checks • Smart ignore rules: hidden items, extensions, names, and patterns • Text-friendly options: ignore line endings and whitespace-only changes • Preview supported files, keep recent comparisons, and export/share reports • 25 languages, plus an optional in-app language override ◼ Safe by design WhatChanged does not modify or delete your originals. Comparisons are read-only. Safe Merge writes only to a new output folder after you confirm the merge and safety checks pass. ◼ Official website Product information, support, privacy details, and terms are available here: https://hazybyte.studio/whatchanged/ Requires iOS 16.6 or later. Terms of Use: https://hazybyte.studio/whatchanged/terms-of-use/
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What's New in WhatChanged

1.70.0

July 11, 2026

What’s New in Version 1.70.0: Safe Merge Assistant This update makes Safe Merge easier to review before anything is copied. Safe Merge Preview now includes a new Assistant summary with clear counts for selected items, choice groups, conflicts, blocking issues, and preflight checks. You can also review choice details for each output path. WhatChanged shows which item is selected or recommended, which side it comes from, and why the current rule selected it. The new “why selected” explanations make Safe Merge feel more guided, especially when both folders contain changes for the same path. Safe Merge remains safe by design. Originals are not changed, and files are copied only into a new output folder after you confirm the merge and safety checks pass.

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