• Zoom the whole set, a single slide or the looks side by side: pinch on the trackpad, press ⌘+ and ⌘−, or pick a size from the zoom menu in the toolbar. Zoom to Fit (⌘0) shows every slide at once and stays fitted as the window changes.
• Zooming keeps what's under your fingers in place, and each view remembers its own zoom.
• iPhone Duo: capture the open Duo on its side, 2853×2007, and Stoot draws it the way Apple's landscape bezel shows it. Any landscape capture now lays its device on its side.
• Captures take whichever Duo display is lit, so the folded and unfolded simulator both work.
• Show an element on chosen targets only, like a closed Duo beside the open one on the Duo's set alone. An iPad placement carries over to the open Duo.
• Reads Xcode 27's device types for exact screen sizes and masks.

• Make It Move in the inspector turns header or search art into a looping video, 5 to 30 seconds at 30 or 60 fps: scenes that take turns with headlines and screens, transitions between them, and slow drift on the background and the device. Press play on the canvas to watch it.
• Loops without a seam: Stoot checks that the last frame meets the first, and checks the safe area and text size at every quarter second.
• Export writes an MP4 beside each moving piece's poster PNG. Stoot writes the H.264 itself: the header at 3840×1646, search at 3072×2048 so phones play it smoothly, in colors that match the stills.
• Screen recordings play inside devices, and numbered image sequences animate backgrounds.
• A font named SF Pro now uses the system font.
• For agents: creative_upsert takes motion (scenes, transitions, keyframes, waves), render_creative shows any moment or a filmstrip, and capture_video records the simulator. On the command line: stoot video -c header, stoot render --time or --filmstrip, and stoot capture --video.

• Header & Search in the sidebar: add the product page header (3840×1646), the search results asset (3840×2560) or one universal asset (5244×2950). Each is a slide on its own canvas, with the same texts, devices, images and fills.
• Apple's safe area on the canvas: it marks what every device shows, so words and the focal point stay inside it. Stoot warns about text outside it and text too small to read in search results.
• Laid out for you: texts fit the safe area and keep the lines you wrote; add a device and text and phone sit side by side.
• Export writes them next to your screenshots (exports/ios/ios.header/…), ready to drop into App Store Connect's Header and Search Results.
• Every App Store text is now checked against Apple's asset rules: no prices, discounts, web addresses, ©, other platforms or Apple's own badges.
• For agents: creative_upsert, render_creative (with the safe area outlined) and creative_delete. On the command line: stoot render -s header --guides.

• Looks view (⇧⌘E): every look in a row, labelled Original and Treatment A–C the way App Store and Google Play tests run them, or one slide in every look, larger.
• Text every look shares stays shared: fix a typo in one look and it's fixed in all of them. To test other words, set a text to This look.
• Make Base turns the winning look into your main screenshots. The old base stays as a look, and every other look draws exactly as before.
• Export All Looks writes the base and each look into its own folder, ready for a store test. A look that can't be drawn stops the export, and export folders of deleted looks are cleared.
• For agents: render_overview with all_variants compares every look in one call, and variant_promote makes a look the base. On the command line: stoot overview --all-variants.

• Looks: keep several designs of one project (an A/B test, a bold and a calm version). Captures, translations and placements stay shared; render, compare and export each one.
• Open styling: your own fonts, text styles per role, slide or element (tracking, capitals, slant, outlines, hard shadows, gradient letters), and highlight, marker and sticker emphasis.
• New pieces: detail cards cropped from a screenshot, curved arrows, any SVG shape, blur and blend modes, radial fills, custom shadows, image crops and masks.
• Smarter checks: unknown fields come back with the one you probably meant; Stoot warns when a translation wraps, a highlight covers the next line, or a font is missing.
• Your edits and your agent's now merge instead of overwriting each other, and parallel agent calls no longer lose changes.
• Fixes: a crash on duplicate slide ids, re-adding an asset deleted it, Android deep links with & in them, exports from a variant replacing the main set.

Projects saved by 1.1 need 1.1: Stoot 1.0 asks you to update instead of dropping the new settings.