Instead of payment per year, I would like an option to buy pro to own.

I use Google photos on iOS. Is there any way to access that library?

Add an edit button so I don't have to replace the clip if I need to adjust it. The IOS version has it but not the android.

Loading snippets on a flight or with a poor connection. I try to make my videos when I have downtime but sometimes I’m caught without internet and can’t use the app. With access to my local photos I was hoping there would be an offline mode.

What is the point of having paid a fee to 1SE if you will not honor long time customers by treating us like all brand new customers and forcing ads. You are backing out on your word. It feels like I paid for nothing and I can never trust online companies to keep their promise. Shame on you guys for neglecting the early adopters of your product.

I have hundreds of images set to the previous maximum duration of 2 seconds. Now that the maximum is 3 seconds, I’d like to change all of the previous images to 3 seconds. It will take forever to do them one by one

I see that you can change this on the mash screen, but that sucks. I am only in the mash screen once a year and the preview screen every day, I would like to make a blanket settings change

An option to make a lifetime purchase but for certain features. I just want to remove the watermark but the music and other features just aren't worth the money in my opinion hence why I don't want to subscription for only one features (Which used to be free). Add an option to pay for certain features instead of having to pay for everythign which we dont want

It would be great to add multiple music tracks per mashed video instead of having the same one looping for the entire video. This applies to the songs provided by the app and custom music from my library.

I do monthly journals combined of photos and videos. When I mash them, I choose a song from my iTunes to play in the background, (which I love having the ability to do that). It would be awesome if the song would automatically lower its volume when it detects sounds from the recorded videos.