- Your invitations in one place — every invite someone sends you now lands in the app instead of a notification you might scroll past, so nobody misses a meal they were asked to. - Tell Pixx how it went — when a plan fizzles or the group ends up somewhere else, Pixx asks where you went and why, and you can search for the place instead of typing it out, so the picks get better at knowing what your group actually does. - Not that one? — ask for a different spot or hand the choice to the group to vote on, so a surprise you don't like isn't the end of the plan. - The board keeps up — if people join or drop out after Pixx has found places, you're offered fresh options instead of a list built for a group that's already changed. - Stays signed in — a brief connection problem won't drop you back to the login screen anymore, so you don't lose your place. Plus a steadier app throughout, with fixes to the taste quiz, share-link invites, meal times, and photo loading.

-More than one schedule per group — a group that eats on more than one rhythm now sees every schedule it runs, each with its own time, place and guest list, so a second standing dinner stops being invisible. - Meals that close themselves — if your group set a deadline for picking a place, the vote now actually closes and locks in the winner when it arrives, and it leaves the board alone when nobody has voted rather than choosing for you. - Something to watch while you wait — food tumbles onto the screen while we're finding places, and it leans and slides as you tilt your phone, so the wait isn't a blank spinner any more. - A friends list worth opening — see who you're actually connected to, and unfriend or block someone straight from their profile instead of hunting for the setting. - Polls that agree with themselves — schedule polls now say which dates they're asking about and their counts match what's on screen, meals that have already happened are read-only instead of pretending they're still up for a vote, and clearing your notifications takes one tap. Plus a smoother app throughout, with group cover photos, a faster suggestion screen, and fixes to trip planning and profile stats.

- Suggestions that are actually open — we now only show places open at your meal time, so a 6am breakfast stops coming back with spots that don't unlock their doors until dinner. - Breakfast that looks like breakfast — early meals search cafes, bakeries and brunch places instead of everything nearby, and late-night leans on diners and bars. - See who a place works for — group meals now show whether an option suits everyone, and name who it doesn't work for, so nobody finds out at the table. - Your meal time, exactly as you set it — a scheduling bug could shift a meal by several hours, and it's fixed on every path that creates one. - Inviting people is easier to find — the friends screen now says what each option actually does, and if nobody you know is on Pixx yet it hands you an invite link instead of an empty list. Plus a steadier app throughout, with tidier restaurant cards, a clearer solo setup, and fixes to location handling on iOS.

- Start the plan, sort the restaurant later — create a meal in seconds and share one link, and Pixx waits to build the restaurant list until your friends are in, so the options reflect who's actually coming and what they can eat. - Invite by link and by name together — pick the friends you want and still share a link for everyone else, from one control instead of two switches that used to argue with each other. - Watch the group fill up live — the roster updates the moment someone joins or RSVPs, so you always know where the plan stands without refreshing or asking around. - More to go on before you swipe — every restaurant card now carries the address, how far away it is and how long it takes to get there, and the full details open in the app instead of bouncing you out to a browser. - Say more when something's wrong — attach several screenshots to a feedback report. Plus a steadier app throughout, with invite links that open Pixx properly, notification wording that no longer over-promises, and tighter privacy in group chat.

- Your decided meal on one screen — once the group settles, the place, the plan and what happens next sit together instead of spread across two screens that repeated each other. - Directions and a call button where you need them — open directions in your maps app in the travel mode you actually chose, or ring the restaurant, so nobody's hunting for the address at the last minute. - Reservations carry through — when a restaurant takes bookings, the reservation link comes with it, so the group isn't left to figure out the last step on their own. - A share card worth posting — the image you get when a meal is set has been rebuilt, so telling people where you're eating doesn't mean sending a screenshot. - Setup reminder emails are yours to switch off — you can turn them off on their own in notification settings without silencing anything else. Plus a steadier app throughout, with fixes to the travel breakdown on a decided meal, restaurant details that could hang while loading, and a notification setting that could skip a type.

- Rate the places you already know — Restaurant Swipe asks where you've been and how you felt about it, so your recommendations sharpen from the first few taps, and anything you mark as wanting to try lands on your Want to Try list without you having to save it yourself - Enough to judge somewhere you've never been — tap the info button on any card for the address, rating, price and a link straight to the menu, photos and reviews, instead of deciding from one photo and a name - Invite a friend with a QR code — the friends tab now carries a scannable code for adding someone sitting across the table, and a share link can be capped to a set number of uses and regenerated whenever you want one back - Know what's left to do — a Get Set Up card shows the pieces of your profile you haven't finished and takes you straight to the right field when you tap one, and invitations now recognize you, so you're never asked to accept something you already accepted - Reminders that arrive when they're useful — a heads-up the day before and again a couple of hours out, a nudge when the group has gone quiet without deciding, and a prompt to say what you thought once the meal is over, with nothing landing in the middle of the night. Plus a steadier, better-looking app throughout, with fixes to solo meals showing group travel details, a missing profile name locking you out of other tabs, the home screen widget losing its session, dark mode, and a black flash on launch

- Reserve a table — finalized meals now show a real booking link when the restaurant takes reservations, and hand off to Maps when it doesn't, so the group isn't left to figure out the last step on their own - Pick how you're getting there — price the trip by driving, transit, or walking instead of assuming your saved preference, and see how each person is actually arriving, not just how long it takes them - Eating alone counts too — solo plans are a first-class path now, with a simple invite switch in place of the old solo and group chips, and Surprise Me open to people dining by themselves - Offers you can actually use — a sponsored offer's terms show on the board before the group votes, and you can mark one as used once you've redeemed it, so nobody's guessing what they signed up for - A smoother start, and less friction getting in — a rewritten first-run experience, a home location you can set during signup, and email verification that notices when you've verified, tells you exactly how long you have left, and lets you fix a mistyped address. Plus a steadier app throughout, with fixes to swipe-to-skip, solo meals accidentally creating polls, meal times showing on the group's clock, signup surviving a dropped connection, and live updates recovering on flaky networks

- Describe your meal in your own words — type or say something like "a hole in the wall with amazing burgers and casual outdoor seating in Lincoln Park" and get suggestions that actually match, instead of filling in pickers - Share to Pixx — send a restaurant from TikTok, Instagram, or the web straight into Pixx from your phone's share sheet, and it's saved as a place to plan around later - Your group, all in one place — photos, memories, challenges, polls, and streaks are now tabs right on the group page instead of tucked behind a separate button - Messaging that keeps up — your conversation list updates on its own as messages arrive, and you can see who's typing without opening the chat - "For You" wherever you are, and suggestions that listen — browse recommendations around home, your current location, work, or any spot you choose, and the budget, cuisines, dietary needs, features, and travel distance you pick now shape your results directly. Plus a steadier app throughout, with fixes to sign-in, account deletion, notifications, keyboards, and photos on iPhone

- Dining solo? Plan a meal just for yourself — get a right-sized set of options, then pick your spot or let "Reveal my pick" surprise you - A new For You feed on the Restaurants tab surfaces places chosen for your taste, with themed suggestion lenses and an adventurousness slider to set how far you explore - Your profile, refreshed — edit your profile and dining preferences in one place, earn personality badges, and show what you've shared in a new Posts tab - Invite anyone, even without the app — share a link or show a QR code so friends can RSVP and join the plan - A steadier app throughout — a clearer suggestion board, more reliable messaging and voting, and dozens of fixes across themes, notifications, and trips

- Your profile is now a Dining Journey — your dining stats, favorite cuisines, go-to spots, achievements, and dining buddies, all in one place - Open anyone's profile with a tap — from the feed, a meal's participants, group chat, your friends list, and trips - Shape the group's picks: add your own restaurant to the options, reshuffle when nothing fits, and choose how many suggestions you see - Message a friend straight from their profile, and choose who can see your dining details - A clearer suggestion board — a loading state while options are still generating, a plain explanation when it's empty, and the actual reason when a reshuffle is declined

- Camera Eats First photos now display at full size — tap any photo to enlarge it - Suggestions now show a loading state and refresh automatically while they're still being generated - Calendar invites are fixed — correct event times, plus the meal name and a tap-through link back into Pixx - Stability fixes for realtime updates, contacts access, and app startup

- Camera Eats First — snap a meal photo and post it straight to the feed, restaurant tagged - Reimagined trips — Travel home, shared availability, RSVP, trip chat, and itineraries in one place - Group challenges you can tie to a meal when creating memories - Faster feed photos and smarter restaurant search - Clearer finalize screen plus lots of stability fixes

- "Just pixx for me" — the surprise pick button has a fresh look and name for one-tap restaurant suggestions. - Plan it again — a new one-tap button to quickly re-run a meal plan you loved. - Live notification badge — see new activity at a glance, with a faster-loading Meals tab. - Smoother finalizing — clearer top-choice and vote counts, a new tie indicator, and easier add-to-calendar buttons when locking in a restaurant. - Better restaurant details — finalized restaurant info now shows reliably on the finalized screen. - Smarter location banners — meal travel and dispersion tips are now location-aware, with duplicate multi-city warnings removed. - Cleaner feed & comments — long usernames now display neatly, and banner styling is more consistent throughout the app. - Performance polish — fixed flickering and unnecessary reloads when switching tabs, and meals now stay visible while refreshing in the background. - Stability fixes — resolved several errors around restaurant detail loading and notifications.

This version addresses a location issue when creating a meal and introduces additional options for selecting locations beyond your current and home addresses.

Welcome to the new pixx app! Same great app just with a new name.

Bug fixes.

We have made it easier for you to create a meal if you might not know when everyone is available; polls! Now you can give your guests a selection of choices to let them help pick the best time and date for the group. Give it a try and let us know if you have any feedback!

This release includes bug fixes and minor enhancements.

You can now edit your restaurant visit dates and the visit history section is collapsible for a cleaner view. We've also improved meal creation reliability and calendar integration so your meals sync more consistently to your calendar. And several bug fixes and performance enhancements!

Huge enhancements to restaurant lists — you can now organize saved restaurants into personalized collections with filtering, sorting, and a rich detail screen featuring Google Places photos, AI-powered analysis, open/closed status, user reviews, and an interactive map. More to come in this area soon! Dining suggestions are more diverse with wider Yelp search coverage and better cuisine variety. Messaging got smarter notifications and full emoji reactions with real-time updates. Multiple stability and performance improvements round it out.

MAJOR updates to in-app messaging! We have now made in-app messaging more like what you would expect; the ability to react with the emoji that best fits the mood, being able to edit or delete messages, and all in real-time! It's not perfect, but it is a huge step in the right direction. In addition, we now have the ability to create a dining group without requiring a schedule. So you can create meals with the same group of people as you choose and still be able to share the memories, photos, and chat persisted across time. Other performance enhancements and bug fixes are always included. As always, please leave any and all feedback!

This release focuses on bug fixes and improvements. We have enhanced the friend management experience and added a fun Food Swipe activity to help get our AI model a jumpstart. Thank you for using the app and appreciate all your feedback!

New Feature • Food Swipe - Train Your Taste - Introducing Food Swipe! Swipe through restaurant photos to teach plan'r what you love. The more you swipe, the smarter your recommendations become. It's the fastest way to get personalized restaurant suggestions that match your unique taste. Improvements • Easier Sharing - Fixed issues with meal and friend invitation links. Now when someone shares a plan'r invite with you via text or iMessage, tapping the link works seamlessly - even if you're logged out or the app is closed. • Better Notifications - Improved push notification reliability so you never miss an invite or update from your dining group.

Bug Fixes • Improved push notification reliability on fresh installs • Fixed deep link handling during app startup • Corrected contact sync matching • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

Invite Links - Fixed invite links not working after creating a new account - Improved reliability of friend and meal invite links on iOS Bug Fixes - Fixed photos appearing rotated when uploading profile pictures - Fixed meal times displaying in wrong timezone - Fixed contact sync on iOS