NEW: Photograph the Space Station crossing the Sun or the Moon. • Satellite Transits, in Tools, finds the moments the ISS — or Tiangong, or Hubble — passes directly in front of the Sun or the Moon from where you are. The whole thing lasts under a second and is only visible from a corridor a few kilometres wide, so it is won or lost before you leave the house. • Pick the dates you're free. You get the times, where to stand, and a map with the centre-line drawn on it — then navigate straight to it. • A sketch shows how big the silhouette will be against the disc, so you know what focal length to pack before you go. • It tells you how old its orbit data is. Orbits drift, and stale data quietly moves the corridor — so the app states the age instead of handing you a confident-looking answer that would send you to the wrong field. • The maths runs entirely on your device. Once the orbit data is downloaded, the search itself needs no signal. Fixed: • Restore Purchases now tells you what happened. If there's no active subscription on your Apple ID, or the App Store can't be reached, it says so — instead of appearing to do nothing at all. • Found one worth driving to? Turn it into a shoot plan, or put it in your calendar with a reminder to be set up before it happens. New tools ship almost every week.