The update is available for download on the Mac App Store. It's free for existing owners of the app.
A 15-day trial can be downloaded on the website, also for users who previously tried the app.

Force Touch in Yoink makes it easier to select all files, reveal files in Finder, QuickLook files, split up Stacks and pin files to Yoink.
Furthermore, version 3.2 includes many more new features, improvements, enhancements and bug fixes. You can read more about it on my blog.

Should you have any feedback or questions, please get in touch via eMail or twitter. I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

Yoink 3.2 comes with many performance and resource management improvements. In previous versions, I watched every single file you added to Yoink for name changes or if it was deleted.
With a lot of optimizations, Yoink 3.2 only watches files that you can currently see (the ones that are not scrolled out of view) and then only if they're not in a Stack.
To read about how I went about it, you can read my detailed (and technical) blog post here.

Since December, I've been offering a freeware application called SiriMote. It lets you control your Mac with your Siri Remote. Any app that reacts to your Macs media keys (rewind, play/pause, fast forward, volume up, volume down) can be controlled with SiriMote. You can download it for free here.

I was hellbent on purchasing the new iPhone SE, only to find that it would come without 3D Touch. Now, some users love it, some users don't even know it exists in their day-to-day usage, but as a developer, I need a device that has all the abilities I want to develop for.
On my blog, you can read about why I think the iPhone SE should have 3D Touch.