SharePal now names what you save. Drop text on the grid, save a link, or ask Siri to keep something, and SharePal reads it and gives it a proper title, colour and icon — instead of a numbered tile in a random colour. For a link, it reads the page's own title first. • It happens on your device, with Apple Intelligence. Nothing is sent anywhere, and you can switch it off in About. • Siri and Shortcuts now answer with the item's own card. Copy without opening the app at all — Face ID included. A protected item arrives locked, with a Reveal button. • The iPhone rotates now. Held sideways you get more columns, and on the larger phones the sidebar comes along. The same layout follows the window SharePal is given — resized on a Mac, or running on iPad. • SharePal speaks Turkish, its fifteenth language. • The item card is glassier: the action row floats over the grid, and the close button reads properly against the card again. Fixes besides: cards keep their place in the grid instead of jumping a slot, and the keyboard is legible again — its section titles now have a backdrop, and its keys read properly in light mode.