Caddy 1.0.1: Haptics, Japanese, and Five New Store Languages
Caddy 1.0.1 is a smaller, polish-focused release two weeks after launch — a bit of physical feedback, and a first step toward a global audience.
Haptic feedback on copy
Copying a snippet now gives you a short haptic tap the moment the clipboard write completes, so you get a physical confirmation without having to glance at the screen. It’s a light impact on both platforms — UIImpactFeedbackGenerator(.light) on iOS, VibrationEffect.createOneShot on Android — tuned to feel like a light tap rather than a buzz.
Japanese paywall localization
The subscription screen is now fully localized into Japanese (ja), covering the trial explanation, pricing, subscription terms, auto-renewal notice, and the Subscribe and Restore Purchases buttons. The rest of the app’s interface is largely non-verbal — icons, labels you write yourself — so the paywall was the one place that genuinely needed translation first.
Store listings in five new languages
Caddy’s App Store and Google Play listings — title, subtitle, and description — are now localized into:
- Spanish (
es-MX/es-419) - Portuguese, Brazil (
pt-BR) - German (
de-DE) - French (
fr-FR) - Japanese (
ja/ja-JP)
Google Play listings went live as soon as the translations were ready. Apple doesn’t allow adding new locales to a listing that’s already live for the current version, so the App Store listings ship together with this release.
Update to 1.0.1 from the App Store or Google Play, or read more on the Caddy product page.