Capsule Toy Log - Gacha Note

About Capsule Toy Log - Gacha Note

v1.0.2 is all about logging faster — and being able to fix things afterward. ■ One tap and it's logged Scan a barcode and you go straight to marking it as owned, with no confirmation step in between (and you can rescan right there if you grabbed the wrong item). In the suggestion list, a single tap adds +1 instantly, and if you tap the wrong one, Undo appears right away. Press and hold to change the price for just that one entry. ■ Adding to a series you already collect Adding another item from the same series now uses a lightweight sheet with only name, price, and date. When you log several in a row, the price and condition carry over instead of resetting every time. Start typing a series name and your own existing series appear as suggestions, so a small spelling difference no longer splits your collection into separate entries. ■ Fix what you've already logged Wishlist items can be edited and deleted. Renaming a series updates everywhere at once — mini books, display sheets, and purchase history follow along. You can also delete display sheet pages, rename checklist items, correct the date you got something, and clear a saved barcode (JAN) number. ■ Nothing gets lost along the way Your search, filters, and selected period stay in place when you switch tabs. Wallet now shows your duplicate rate, and the monthly report breaks spending down by series. The "budget remaining" line no longer appears when you never set a budget. ■ Clearer when something doesn't work When you're offline, the discovery feed and photos used to say "nobody's here yet." Now they tell you that you're offline and give you a Retry button. Before you post a photo, you'll see how many you have left today, and you'll get a clear result when a post succeeds or fails. If camera access is off, we'll point you to Settings. ■ Also in this release Edit the date you pulled an item and its notes after the fact, the redesigned Discovery feed, "This month" on Home, completion celebrations that now appear no matter how you logged the last item, and account deletion.

App privacy

The developer, kurihara kazuki, reported these privacy practices to Apple.