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Version 2.1.1 · 2026-07-12
• Bug fixes and performance improvements
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.1.1, updated 2026-07-12.








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Explore your photo library by color with PhotoShade: a whole new way to uncover your best shots for social media, relive memories, and spark inspiration.
HUE SEARCH
Drag the color slider and watch the photo grid update instantly with all your photos in that hue, whether you’re looking for vivid sunsets, green landscapes, or concert purples.
MOST RECENT
Quickly surface recent highlights from your library, perfect for finding aesthetic photos to post while they’re still fresh.
BLACK AND WHITE
Rediscover your black, white, and gray photos and artwork, ideal for mood boards or monochrome inspiration.
SEARCH IN ALBUMS
Explore photos from any album, including shared albums, to relive memories from trips, events, and special moments.
SHORTLIST
As you browse, drag standout shots into the Shortlist. Then easily narrow them down before sharing, posting, or adding to an album.…
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• Bug fixes and performance improvements
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