Version 0.6.1
Export All Decks — back up your whole library • Custom Finder icon for .supercards files • Groundwork for receiving shared decks on iOS
0.6.1 · macOS, iOS
New Features
Export All Decks (macOS)
- Export All…: A new button in Settings exports every deck in your Library at once — one self-contained
.supercardsarchive per deck, collected in a dated folder at a destination you choose. If any single deck fails, the rest still export and you get a clear per-deck summary
Improvements
- “Save a Copy…”: The deck context-menu export action has a clearer name, so saving one deck and Export All read as two sides of the same workflow
- Document Icon:
.supercardsfiles now show a proper SuperCards document icon in Finder instead of a generic one - Claude Connector Delivery: Sharper, more accurate instructions from Claude after it submits a deck, so the hand-off into the Import Inbox is easier to follow
Technical Updates
- iOS groundwork for deck receiving: The iOS app now registers the
.supercardsdocument type and ships a hardened archive unpacker (zip-bomb, path traversal, symlink, and encrypted-entry rejection) with a dedicated test-fixture suite. Opening shared decks on iPhone lands in a future release — this update lays the intake plumbing - iOS Files-app declaration: The SuperCards iCloud folder is now declared for Files-app visibility, byte-identical to the desktop declaration
- Automated security scanning added to CI in both the desktop and iOS repos as part of pre-launch checks
- The release version-bump script now keeps
package-lock.jsonin sync automatically
Feedback
Found a bug or have a feature request? We’d love to hear from you:
- Report issues on our Contribute page
- Email us at support@supercards.io
Thank you for using SuperCards!