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This week brings a mix of sports-focused tools, AI editing upgrades, and performance improvements across the Dashboard and Capture App.
Let’s get into it.
Jersey Jotter just got a big usability upgrade with its own dedicated page:
🔢 Search images by jersey number or color (just like retail search)
🎛️ Easily enable/disable number & color recognition
📊 View totals for detected numbers and colors
📍 Automatically appears for Sports events only
If you’re working high-volume sports, this should make organizing and finding images much faster.

Candy Image Studio continues to level up:
✨ Improved edit quality across multiple nodes
🛡️ Smarter safety system for safer outputs
🖼️ Example thumbnails added to many nodes (so you know what to expect)
🧸 Chibi
🧍 3D Cartoon
🦸 Action Figure

🚀 Faster overall performance across the Dashboard
🎬 Smoother transitions (faster, and some now morph instead of just fading)
🧹 Roster uploads now auto-clean whitespace
Prevents frustrating validation errors from accidental empty spaces in spreadsheets
🔎 Fixed “Find a Participant” link in Sidebar Find
🧪 Fixed false positives in Image Tester filename validation
📄 CORE spreadsheets now supported in roster and PhotoRoster uploads (for those working across CORE workflows)
📩 Fixed duplicate text message edge cases
🤳 Fixed “Upload From Camera Roll” issue on Check-In
This update focuses on improving the Android experience:
📱 Immersive mode UI
🎨 Dark-themed native dialogs for alerts and messages
🔒 Orientation locked to vertical (matching iOS behavior)
⚡ App size reduced ~20% (faster downloads, less storage)
🔌 Fixed devices showing as generic “USB Camera Device” instead of model name
🔄 Fixed Over-The-Air updates not working on some devices
A strong mix of sports workflow improvements, better AI editing tools, and faster, cleaner performance across the board.
See you next week,
Candy 🍬
This week’s updates include something many of you have been waiting for: the first public release of the Capture App on Android. Alongside that launch, we’ve also improved PhotoRoster workflows, tightened up retail safeguards, and rolled out several capture app fixes across platforms.
Let’s take a look.
The first Android version of the Capture App (v5.0.1) is now available on Google Play.
IMPORTANT: This is very new! So it's in BETA at the moment. Meaning, if you want to use Android, we encourage you to try a test Event at your home or office and make sure your flow works with your particular equipment! If you run into any issues, let us know right away!
This release brings feature parity with the iOS app (with the exception of Photo Booth Mode and AirPrint, which currently are not planned for Android):
📷 Supports all of our capture workflows
⚡ Same improved upload system introduced in iOS v5
🔁 Camera-triggered auto-launch support
🎨 Android themed icon support
📱 Edge-to-edge Android UI support
If you’ve been wanting to run Capture on Android devices, the foundation is now here!

A few fixes and small usability improvements landed this week:
🔎 Participant not found message when scanning cards
📊 Image gallery stats now update correctly during uploads.
📂 TKO popup now dismisses properly when setting a folder as TKO.
⚡ New image upload API improves upload speed and reduces device resource usage
📡 Better behavior when signing into events with no connectivity
📂 Event selector now shows only active events when offline, matching iOS behavior
📥 Download PhotoTags directly from the PhotoTags page
📂 PhotoRoster uploads increased
Candy Image Studio uploads now behave more consistently.
Edited images will now reliably appear in all the same places as the original image, including:
Previously, images only appeared if they happened to match faces or were manually assigned.
A couple improvements help prevent confusing edge cases for customers:
👥 Group products now properly enforce group images
🌍 New international shipping notice
Some smaller UI improvements landed this week:
✨ Toggle switches now animate smoothly instead of appearing choppy.
The Android Capture App launch is a big step toward expanding device flexibility, and the PhotoTag downloads and PhotoRoster improvements should make event setup a little easier as well.
See you next week,
Candy 🍬
This week’s update is a big one. The new Capture App v5 for iOS has officially landed with major performance improvements, a refreshed UI, and some helpful workflow upgrades.
On top of that, Candy Culler just got significantly faster, retail got a couple new themes, and several tools across the Dashboard have been refined.
Let’s jump in.
Capture App Version 5 brings a full UI refresh, major performance improvements, and several new quality-of-life tools for shooting events.
A brand-new upload system significantly improves efficiency:
These improvements should make long shooting sessions feel noticeably smoother.
The in-app gallery has been redesigned with better filtering and navigation:
Filters are easy to remove with a single tap, similar to the Dashboard experience.
The Capture App can now warn you about duplicate images during a shoot:
This works independently from the Dashboard’s Candy Culler duplicate detection, giving you duplicate awareness both during capture and afterward.
The event overview page now includes helpful connection details:
This can help troubleshoot upload issues while shooting events.
Photo Booth now supports downloadable background packs:
The default pack is now a downloadable set as well, which keeps the main app much smaller and makes OTA updates faster.
🌍 International phone numbers supported in Positive ID (were already supported in Tap-A-Face)
🧍 Full vertical images now fit on iPhone screens
🔄 Update checks run automatically when refreshing events
📧 Tap-a-Face email validation now matches Check-In pages
🔄 Upload status updates immediately after each upload
📲 Tablets can now use portrait orientation throughout the app
Version 5 introduces a polished new interface:


Overall, the app feels faster, cleaner, and more modern.
Candy Culler processing has been dramatically upgraded.
⚡ Up to 5× more images can now be processed at once, bringing it in line with Jersey Jotter throughput.
This means faster detection for:
Candy continues getting faster and smarter:
Pro tip: Press CMD + A / CTRL + A to toggle Mini Candy.
Several useful refinements were made to the Dashboard:
Candy's Note: We hope you enjoy the pupper pics!
🍵 Matcha Theme – a clean green storefront (great for spring or St. Patrick’s Day)

🍠 Ube Theme – a bold purple theme

Bonus: Retail UI styling also received improvements for tabs, checkboxes, and order tracking.
Mobile users will now feel subtle feedback interactions when using the site:
This makes mobile ordering and check-in feel much more responsive, alive, and engaging!
The Selfie Check-In site received improvements to the local face recognition model, making it more reliable and stable on more devices.
Good news for high-volume QuicPics users:
Selfie Check-Ins and PhotoRoster reference images no longer count as billable images.
That means QuicPics events that use those workflows will be slightly cheaper overall.
On iOS Chrome: Press-and-hold image downloads now open the iOS Share menu, making it much easier to save images. (iOS Safari already supported this behavior.)
The Quic.Pics site now has a proper landing page instead of only a login screen in case end customers stumble across it somehow.
Hopefully this helps it seem more legit while still remaining relatively white-label for your photographers out there!

Capture App v5 is a big upgrade, and combined with the faster Candy Culler and several Dashboard improvements, the entire workflow from capture → cull → sell just got smoother.
See you next week,
Candy 🍬
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