Digital Reveals

Card Assurance for Voice Assistant. Once a card is coded, a brief, private on-screen note (like "7C" or "KS") lets you confirm it before the verbal reveal. Fully optional, and fully yours to set up: choose how long it stays on screen, its colour and opacity, and drag it to exactly where you want it. New reveal style: Digi-Iniv Fade. Sits right under Digital Invisible on the wheel. Same effect, but the card gently fades into view instead of glitching in. Sets now run smoothly start to finish. Switching between MF Hands Off, MF Control and Colour Change mid-set no longer gets stuck. Touching the card itself now works for MF Hands Off and Colour Change, not just tapping around it. The volume remote resets itself before every new effect, so you're never left stuck at max or min volume with no way to trigger. Fixed a case where the volume remote could stop working partway through a live set. Better support for the iPhone SE and other smaller screens: fixed several places where the card or on-screen controls could run slightly off the edge.

New card back uploader lets magicians photograph or upload their own deck backs (two custom slots), with camera guide and crop tool New effects added: Glitch Reveal, Digital Invisible (with glitch entrance), MF Auto and MF Control (automatic and manual Mercury Fold), Red Hot Digital colour change Dim Mode: screen fades to a low brightness like a phone about to lock, wakes on tap. Fully adjustable timing and darkness One-Hand Calibration redesigned with an adjustable draggable zone for one-thumb performing Full visual redesign (colour scheme, main menu layout, pairing screen)

Menu UI Uniformity: On the intro/main menu, the lower "Enter" buttons have been updated to be uniform in design, matching the style of the first button. Theme Polish: Minor aesthetic updates were made to the default Dark Theme. "Digital Invisible" Reveal Animation: The core method for selecting the card remains identical to the previous build. The change is to the visual reveal sequence: The card is triggered to appear (same as before). The next trigger now turns the card over. The performer can now physically swipe the card off the screen to end the effect.