What's new
Changes in the app — newest first. The app offers updates by itself, or grab the APK from the home page.
1.0.231 — 21 September 2026
Crashes and speed
- Fixed a crash in conversations with large videos. Serving a photo or video to someone else, catching up a chat and restarting an unsent message all used to read the whole conversation — every photo and every video — into memory at once. On a conversation holding a 14 MB video that was enough to kill the app. Only the one file that is actually needed is read now.
- Nearby shows up first. An incoming peer used to start downloading their profile straight away and compete with drawing the grid. The grid is drawn first and profiles follow right after it.
- Lists load faster. Syncing the wall looked the whole wall up in the database once for every line of the other side's list; now it reads it once. Several "do I already have this post?" checks went from scanning a whole conversation to a single indexed lookup.
Things that were missing
- Work and Lost & found stayed empty. An item is only shown when its author's profile has been downloaded — and nobody ever asked for it, so the item stayed invisible for good. The app now asks for the profiles of the authors whose posts it holds.
- "What you missed" and the wall now agree. The summary listed posts that the wall refuses to show, so opening it led to an empty wall.
- A venue no longer goes back "under review" when its owner moves. Whether a venue moved is decided from the business address, never from where the owner's phone happens to be.
- An invitation to your private timeline can be withdrawn — the Invited section had no action at all. Deleted profiles no longer appear in that list.
Fixed looks
- The tile → profile grow animation drew a blank rectangle whenever the tile photo was not held in memory; it now uses the same photo the tile draws.
- The red frame around a spam profile was cut in half and clipped in the corners.
Reporting problems
- Pull to refresh in the Bug report tab.
- Reports carry the device name and system version, like a crash report does.
- Reports are no longer copied to the server's disk — they live in the mailbox.
iPhone
- The iOS build works again. A library update shipped an iOS artifact built with a newer Kotlin than the app uses, which broke the build twice in a row.
1.0.192 — 31 August 2026
Businesses and orders
- Export an order to PDF — the PDF button on a row in Orders; the document carries items, total, status and the payment link.
- Business Revolut — Settings → Business has its own revtag field, so personal and business payments stay apart; receipts now request the right amount.
- Prices update themselves — opening a business profile shows current prices, not a stale copy.
- Promote a business — Promote for a day (3 €) pins the business on top of the wall for one day.
- A venue stands at its address — its place in POIs comes from the business address, not from wherever the owner's phone happens to be.
- Company ID verification — the dialog on an unverified business warns you to order at your own risk.
Profile sharing
- QR code for profiles and businesses — an icon on your own profile; the code carries your photo in the middle and shares as an image with your name. Publishing your profile is part of the Extra pack; promo and TIP have it for free.
Wall, videos and privacy
- Post videos play everywhere they appear — wall, profile and private wall.
- Photos on the wall — the strict filter no longer blocks ordinary photos of clothed people.
- Sexual preferences and "looking for" are visible on someone's profile only with a close enough orientation match (plus promo/TIP); paying alone does not unlock them.
- What you missed — a new screen and widget summarising what you missed.
- Copying post text for TIP accounts.
Other
- The Nearby grid appears instantly from the last known data.
- Only the business can mark an order as paid, never the buyer.
- Badges (promo, TIP, verified) are derived from the certificate, so they no longer vanish.
Older versions
Notes for older versions live with each release; the app also shows them in the What's new window after an update.