Zin Flow v2.9.4: The Share Sheet Now Shows Up After Your EPUB Export

Introduction

Making a book in Zin Flow has a clear rhythm: save a few articles, order the chapters, name the book, export. The last step is the one that hands the result to the rest of your system — the share sheet, where you pick Books, Files, Mail, or whatever app you read in.

v2.9.4 is a small release about that last step. On iPhone, it could fail quietly.

When the Last Step Went Blank

The problem showed up after chapter editing. You had finished arranging the book, confirmed, and expected the share sheet to slide up — and sometimes it came up blank, with nothing to tap. The book was fine; the panel in front of it simply had nothing in it.

Getting past it meant waiting, or nudging the app by switching auto-archive off and on again until the sheet decided to populate. Neither is something you should have to think about at the moment you are trying to save a finished book, and both make an otherwise smooth flow feel unreliable.

What v2.9.4 Changes

Now, once chapter editing is done, the share sheet opens right away with your options in place. Export, tap, choose where the book goes.

That is the whole change on iOS — no new settings, nothing to configure. If you have a batch of articles waiting to become an EPUB, this is the release that removes the pause at the end.

Also in This Release

Alongside the fix, v2.9.4 includes routine stability improvements on iOS and macOS — fewer occasional crashes when you switch between apps or quit Zin Flow — and a pass over interface text so that labels mentioning a count read naturally in your language.

Conclusion

v2.9.4 is available now for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. If the blank share sheet interrupted your exports before, this is the update to grab.

Update from the App Store: Zin Flow on the App Store