User-visible changes per version. APKs are on the releases page; the reasoning behind a change lives in docs/.

Added:

• More than one project on the same watch face. Each is named when you start it, and you can rename it from the projects list or from the editor's Project page.
• Opening a face you have already worked on lists your projects on it, so you can carry on with the right one instead of guessing.
• Update on a face the store has published a newer version of. It starts a fresh project on the new version and leaves the ones you already have exactly as they were.
• Search and sort on Your projects, and every sort now reverses — tap the one already chosen to flip it.
• Duplicate a project, from its row in the list or from inside it. The copy carries the edits the original had and is independent of it from then on.
• Deleting a project asks first and names the one it would remove, from the projects list or from inside the project itself.
• Install setup for phones with no Nearby devices switch for the watch plugin, where freeing the accessory channel takes a different route. The checklist shows whichever one applies to your phone and never both.

Fixed:

• The list of watch faces could stop short of the whole catalogue and stay that way for a week: a store error on a later page read as the end of the list.
• A transfer that had already timed out could go on to report the face as installed, and Reconnect the watch and discover again dropped straight back into the failure it was leaving — which left the whole four-step setup as the only way on.
• The install checklist offered disconnecting the watch in its companion app as a way to free the accessory channel. It does not free it, and nothing on the page says so any more.
• An install failure was printed twice, once in a box and once plain underneath it.
• An edit that failed to save could come back the next time you opened the project, as though it had worked.
• Removing a widget left the editor on a page describing nothing, with the back arrow as the only way out. It returns you to the widget list.
• A face already on your device still offered to download it, then reopened the project you already had without saying so.
• Two projects on the same face looked identical in the list and traded places every time you opened either one. They now carry their own name and the style they were started on, and the list is ordered by when you last edited them.
• On a narrow phone the last sort chip ran off the side of the screen.
• Opening a project showed nothing at all while it happened, and it takes a few seconds, so the tap looked as though it had missed. The row you picked now says it is opening and the others go quiet until it has.

Added:

• A menu in the header of both screens, holding Report a problem, About this app and Check for update.
• Check for update finds a newer release, tells you the size, downloads it and installs it. It keeps going if you close the dialog, and stops if the new build was signed with a different key — installing that would mean uninstalling first, which deletes every saved project.
• About this app shows which version you are running, which nothing did before, and links to the project page for the source, the full notices and the releases.

Fixed:

• Install over Bluetooth said the watch companion app was not installed on phones where it is — it ships under a second name on some models, the Galaxy A10s and A11 among them. Those phones could not get past step 1.
• A phone the app cannot recognise no longer blocks Install over Bluetooth. It says what it could not find and lets you try anyway — only the attempt can tell whether the watch answers.
• Every editor page cut off its own subtitle: "face 00112 · style0" showed as "face 00112 · styl…". The header carries one small menu button now, so the title has room.
• On the library screen that button no longer jumps sideways when you switch between Watch faces and Projects, and it lines up with the heading beside it.
• Switching between Watch faces and Projects no longer moves the two tabs up or down the screen, so the one you just tapped stays where you tapped it.
• Warning text — the "Opaque" note on a widget, the "Edited" badge, the install status — was almost unreadable in light mode, and is legible now.
• Holding the phone sideways shrank the watch face in the editor to a third of its size, and tapping a widget shrank it to a dot. Sideways, the face is now beside its controls at full size.
• Opening a project sideways showed a grey placeholder with the spinner and "decoding images" cut off below the bottom of the screen.
• Coordinates and sizes in the inspector no longer shift about as you nudge them.
• Rows in the widget list no longer wrap the word "frames" onto a line of its own.
• Small grey text — section headings, the record line under each widget, a project's age — was too faint, and worse in light mode. All of it is brighter.

Changed:

• The Report a problem note says what the report contains and stops there. It used to list what it leaves out, which read as though the app were holding that back.
• A crash in the previous run tints the header menu and its report entry instead of replacing the button; a screen reader still announces it as Report crash.
• The list of watch faces is kept for a week instead of half a day. Refresh on the Watch faces tab still fetches the latest whenever you want.

Fixed:

• Empty catalogue on phones whose locale the store refuses — es_419 (default Spanish in Latin America), en_001, en_150, Indonesian, Hebrew, Yiddish, Filipino, Tagalog, Quechua, Guaraní. Repaired where the region alone is at fault, retried in en_US otherwise.
• "Catalogue unavailable" no longer blames your connection; it shows the real reason.
• A failed refresh keeps the cached catalogue instead of emptying the list.

Added:

• Report a problem on both screens: a copyable report of the app version, this phone, and what the app did. Carries no device identifiers, watch addresses or image details.
• A crash in the previous run is offered as Report crash on the next launch.

Initial release.