The two platforms' version numbers don't always move in sync; check each one separately.
iOS · APP STORE
1.4.0
Released 2026.09.24. Native iPad support, a light/dark theme choice with Follow System, a Frosted Glass toggle for the Rhodes Pass template, auto-refreshing sync device lists, and multilingual announcements, with fixes for reported issues.
Released 2026.09.24. Adds a light/dark theme choice, a Frosted Glass toggle for the Rhodes Pass template, auto-refreshing sync device lists, and multilingual announcements, with fixes for reported issues.
Multi-device sync: binding codes last 10 minutes, require owner approval, and support up to five devices.
Privacy and terms: adds the Terms of Use and a privacy notice before sync is enabled.
Tag catalog: adds Luo Tianyi, Venti, and more, with fixes for reported issues.
Hotfix · APP STORE
iOS 1.2.1
Announcement banner and online tag features fixed
Released after expedited review; includes everything from 1.2.0. See the September 11 update.
In-app announcement banner fixed: the banner was never wired into the interface; it now shows correctly and is marked as read once opened and closed.
Online tag features restored: 1.2.0 kept the bundled library due to a development oversight; live catalog updates are back.
Hotfix · OFFICIAL APK
ANDROID 1.2.1 (14)
In-app announcement banner fixed
Includes everything from 1.2.0.
In-app announcement banner fixed: the banner was never wired into the interface; it now shows correctly and is marked as read once opened and closed.
Regular update · APP STORE
iOS 1.2.0
The online tag library is back (Android first), with a major tag upgrade
The Project Sekai tag color bug from 1.1.0 is fixed — see the earlier announcement. iOS stays on the bundled library (already fully updated) for now and regains online access on Saturday — see the September 11 update.
Online tag library restored (Android first): maintenance is over and the catalog is live again (450 entries / 27 categories); iOS keeps the bundled catalog until Saturday.
Project Sekai color fix: the default six-color split palette is back, with #00A0E9 as the default solid color.
Tag upgrades: press and drag to reorder, Recent and Frequent views, solid / split / custom palettes, per-tag font weight, and catalog version with change history.
In-app reporting: long-press a tag in the library to report an issue or request a new tag; reports queue offline and resend automatically.
Search now distinguishes same-name tags by work and group; exchange codes are persistent and no longer change on every restart; fixed several ticket reports.
Regular update · OFFICIAL APK
ANDROID 1.2.0
The online tag library is back, with a major tag upgrade
Released the same day as iOS 1.2.0. Maintenance of the online tag library is over and live updates are back; see the earlier announcement for the maintenance notice.
Online tag library restored: maintenance is over and the catalog is live again (450 entries / 27 categories); the bundled catalog remains as an offline fallback.
Tag input and colors aligned with iOS: compact pill input, long-press drag to reorder, solid / split / custom palettes, per-tag font weight, and the Project Sekai six-color palette is back.
In-app reporting: long-press a tag in the library to report an issue or request a new tag; reports queue offline and resend automatically.
The tag library gains Recent and Frequent views plus version info; fixed back navigation, icon compliance, and other ticket reports.
Regular update · APP STORE
iOS 1.1.0
Tag library moves in-app; new in-app notifications
The online tag library is temporarily suspended for maintenance and is expected to return with the next regular update; see the earlier announcement.
Local tag library: the tag library is now stored locally in the app, works offline, and no longer depends on the online service.
Notifications: view the latest announcements from the official site inside the app.
Fixed some ticket-reported feedback and known issues.
Regular update · OFFICIAL APK
ANDROID 1.1.0
Tag library moves in-app; new in-app notifications
Released the same day as iOS 1.1.0. The online tag library is temporarily suspended for maintenance and is expected to return with the next regular update; see the earlier announcement.
Local tag library: the tag library is now stored locally in the app, works offline, and no longer depends on the online service.
Notifications: view the latest announcements from the official site inside the app.
Fixed some ticket-reported feedback and known issues.
Hotfix · APP STORE
iOS 1.0.1
Fixes crashes on iOS 17; the scanner supports more platforms
Passed expedited App Store review and is now live on the App Store.
Critical fix: crashes on iOS 17 devices.
Scanner update: now scans QR codes from certain social platforms directly and jumps to the corresponding platform.
Stability update · OFFICIAL APK
ANDROID 1.0.1
Large tag categories no longer freeze
Fixed an issue where opening large tag categories such as Blue Archive froze the UI for a long time and the system flagged the app as unresponsive.
Tag names, aliases, and colors are indexed once when the catalog loads, instead of rescanning all data on every tap.
Category entries get their own index, so opening a category reads its contents directly.
Large categories are now paginated with at most 24 entries per page, reducing main-thread rendering load.
Released after invited testing confirmed the issue was resolved.
Initial release · APP STORE
iOS 1.0.0
The first stable release, live on the App Store
From this version on, iPhone users can download directly from the store — no more TestFlight.
One card for every platform: QR codes for Xiaohongshu, WeChat, QQ, and other go-to platforms live on a single card — no more digging through apps for codes.
Offline exchange codes: exchange works even without signal at the venue; once scanned, the card goes straight into your encounters.
Card front and back: QR codes on the front; self-intro and interest tags on the back, with split-color tag support.
Custom templates: avatar, background image, and colors are all adjustable — you decide how your card looks.
Encounters: who you exchanged with and at which event, stored on-device, with notes.
Initial release · OFFICIAL APKBeta users must reinstall
ANDROID 1.0.0
Feature-parity with iOS, redesigned as a native app
Feature-parity with iOS 1.0.0, released the same day. The Android version is not a port of iOS — it's an independently redesigned native app.
Same features as iOS 1.0.0: multi-platform cards, offline exchange codes, card front and back, custom templates, encounters.
The home screen is a single-card pager: swipe left or right to switch cards; the button on the right edge of a card switches its QR code, and tapping anywhere else flips it over.
Edit, share, delete, and other card actions are unified in the top menu; tap a color swatch to open the color picker.
This release uses the production signing key, which differs from the old beta build, so it can't be installed as an update on top. Beta users should first export a backup in the app via "More settings → Back up all data", uninstall the old build, install 1.0.0, then restore from the backup — otherwise local cards will be lost.
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For the finer details, see the changelog.
The full history of every beta and fix lives in the changelog; major milestones are on the development progress page.
