Dates now mean what they say: your access code's expiry reads exactly as the date on your account, and every cloud backup carries the moment it was taken.

Account and backups

• Expiry date — Preferences → Account shows your access code's expiry as exactly the calendar date on your account, wherever in the world you are.
• Cloud backup dates — each cloud backup is dated by when it was taken, and the Backups list runs newest first by that date, including backups that came with you when your access code changed.
• Backup status you can trust — if an automatic cloud backup can't go through, the Backups tab says so, with the time and the reason, and tries again on your next change.
• A clearer choice when combining libraries — when you sign in with a different access code, DCT explains what "Keep Separate" means: the Cloud Backups list stays empty in that browser and nothing in Udico Cloud is changed. You can combine later with Sync….

Also, via Udico Cloud

• Backup history that moves with you — when your access code changes, the cloud backups that come with it keep the same daily and weekly history they would have had, counted from when each backup was taken. This change lives in Udico Cloud, so it reaches the iPhone, iPad and Mac apps as well, with nothing to install.