EverScrape release notes

Current: Mac 1.0.12 · Windows 1.0.12. The app updates itself; you can also check in Settings.

1.0.12 · 5 November 2026

Cancelled a plan by mistake? "Keep my plan" puts the same plan back while the paid time still runs: same payments, same dates, nothing is charged.
The "Own it forever" and "stay for half price next month" offers are shorter and clearer: what you pay once compared with what you would still pay, and one button.
Our own confirmation windows instead of the browser's grey pop-up boxes.
The lightning bolt next to your lead count is bigger.

Updates finish reliably: if the new version starts on another address, the page finds it and opens it by itself, and an out-of-date update window now says "You're up to date" with a Close button.
Dashboard: the numbers in the small tiles always fit.
Clearer wording: the mobile count is called "mobile numbers" (the line type is an estimate from numbering records, not a live check that a number is working).

Updates show a real progress bar (download, install, restart) and the page reopens by itself when the new version is ready.
Phone numbers: more formats are read correctly (with or without +, extensions, numbers that lost a leading zero in Excel).
More reliable scraping: a failed import, full disk or crash no longer skips rows, a list cancelled just before it starts is not started, and the app recovers by itself after a stop.
Safer exports: company names that look like spreadsheet formulas can no longer run when you open a CSV.
Many smaller fixes in the dashboard, Validate and Settings, and clearer texts.

New dashboard: clearer numbers, a smoother leads chart and a bigger coverage map.
Validate redesigned: the number database sits in one small status chip, a cleaner layout.
Export by line type: choose mobile, landline and/or VoIP, as a CRM import file, a full CSV or plain numbers.
Settings has a Subscription section: your plan, next payment, card, cancel, and pause a monthly plan once.
Monthly plans: an option to pay the rest at once and own EverScrape for good.

Real businesses are no longer hidden as "unrelated", and a few more non-business categories are filtered out. Found in a large test run.

Dashboard: the niche selector sits on its own full-width row with a label.
Bigger logo in the sidebar.
Settings in five sections; the license key is hidden by default with Reveal and Copy.
Updates install themselves; "Remind me tomorrow" and "Skip this version".
After you press "Get unlimited" the app unlocks itself right after the payment.
Moving a license to another computer needs a code sent to your e-mail.

Installer checksums for the current versions are on /trust.