Every screen rebuilt around one idea: one job per screen, and nothing on it that isn't doing that job. A REVIEW YOU CAN FINISH • Rating a pizza is one screen now, not three — your score updates as you go • There's a way out from the top of the form; the old one was a Cancel button 1,136 points down the page • Say when you went — now, earlier today, yesterday, or pick the day • Editing a review fixes the review without changing when you wrote it • Finish a review and you get your score, where it landed against everyone else's, and any badge you just earned FIND A PLACE BY NAME • Type a pizzeria's name in Discover and we'll find it — even somewhere nobody has reviewed yet • Every result behaves like any other: directions, their menu, want-to-try, or rate it on the spot • The map follows what you searched instead of sitting on your own location • List and map are two views of one search, and only the tabs move you between them A FEED THAT SHOWS ITS WORK • Like and comment on any review, from the feed or from the place • Been somewhere more than once? All your visits sit in one card with your average across them, and every visit keeps its own score, notes and photo • Your Likes and Comments show on the card without opening anything BADGES WORTH EARNING • Every badge has its own artwork now — 37 of them, across six tiers • Earning one is a moment: the badge, its name, and what you did to get it RANKINGS AND HOME • One ranked list with one kind of row, and the cut-off is shown rather than implied • Home fits on a screen again IPAD • The app fills the iPad instead of sitting in a phone-width column down the middle FIXES YOU ASKED FOR • A review that fails to send is kept on your device with a Retry, and says so plainly — it used to promise a retry it couldn't do • Deleting a review makes it stay deleted • You can unblock someone you've blocked • Your Top 5 saves when it says it saves • The bottom bar stays put while the feed scrolls

The biggest release since the rankings board arrived! Rating a pizza is simpler: you score four things — crust, sauce, cheese and toppings — and the total is worked out from those, so nothing gets double-counted, plus you can tag the visit itself. Every place now carries one TPR Score, shown the same way everywhere, with a "Why this rank?" panel that explains exactly how it was reached and where your review landed against everyone else's. Rankings opens on your own metro area and points you at spots that need a single review to qualify, and it admits when the top two are too close to separate. Discover respects the distance you pick and gives you a way onward if the map can't load. Choose which notifications you get by type, or take a weekly digest instead. There's also a full VoiceOver pass, larger tap targets, no more tiny text, and you can browse the whole app without signing in first — plus a long list of fixes across the review form, sheets, search, photos and sign-in.

BEST OF — RANKINGS THAT ACTUALLY RANK • A new Best Of board ranking the top pizza by area and by style • Browse a whole metro area instead of one city at a time, so "Best NY Style in Columbus" now covers the suburbs too, not just the city limits • Ranked places need at least 3 reviews and use a fairer weighted score — a single perfect 100 no longer outranks a place with a dozen great reviews • A "Newly Rated" shelf for spots still collecting their first few reviews KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR • Every rating slider now has a guide written for the style you're reviewing — great crust on a Detroit pie isn't great crust on a Neapolitan • Guides for all 10 styles, from NY and Chicago to New Haven and Grandma FIND THE GAPS • "One Review Away" highlights places that need just one more review to make the rankings • A new Unrated filter in Discover surfaces spots nobody has reviewed yet • Coverage counts show how much of your city has been rated SHARE YOUR TAKE • Share any single review as a designed card showing your score, style and notes • Share a pizzeria's page with its community score and ranking • Links now unfurl properly in Messages — people see the card, not a bare URL TRUSTED REVIEWERS & BADGES • A gold ribbon marks reviewers with a long, consistent track record • Earn achievement badges for exploring styles, cities, streaks and more NOTIFICATIONS THAT MAKE SENSE • Hear about it when someone reviews a place you've rated • We now explain what notifications are for before asking — and you can turn them on any time from your profile SMOOTHER AND MORE PRIVATE • Reviews can no longer fail to save silently — if something goes wrong you'll see it and can retry • Photos taken on iPhone now display correctly everywhere • Browse as a guest before creating an account • Significant privacy hardening behind the scenes • Dozens of fixes across the review form, maps, photos, search and sign-in

What's New in v3.1 Best Of Rankings — A brand-new rankings tab surfaces the highest-rated pizzas, and you can filter the leaderboard by state, city, or pizza style to find the best slice anywhere. Restaurant Profiles — Every pizzeria now has its own page with all of its reviews and a community score, so you can see how a spot stacks up at a glance. Browse Without an Account — Explore reviews, the Discover map, and the rankings as a guest. Sign in only when you're ready to rate, follow, or comment. Cleaner Discover Map — The map now focuses on food spots (no more banks and pharmacies cluttering the view) and works before you sign in. 12 New Badges — 37 badges to earn across 6 tiers as you review, explore, and climb the leaderboard. Polish Throughout — Smarter restaurant matching (same-name spots in the same city are told apart by street address), clearer comment labels, a refreshed quick-add button, faster feed loading, photo-upload fixes, and security and reliability improvements under the hood. Thanks for using The Pizza Review — keep rating every slice!

- Review the same restaurant multiple times — track every visit separately - Multi-visit timeline on your review cards with your personal TPR average across all visits - See who you’re following and who’s following you directly on your profile - Reviews now open as a smooth bottom sheet throughout the entire app - Tap any reviewer on the leaderboard to see their full review history - Leaderboard now ranks by unique places visited, not total review count

Newly designed dashboard for ease of use after login Updated search and sort capabilities to easily find what your friends are reviewing Dedicated stats page to see your review stats and the TPR community as a whole Check it Out feature on each card allows you to see operating hours, menus and other important infromation for places you want to try Ability to manually enter scores vs. using sliders Many more feature enhancements Bug fixes

UX improvements Cleaner simplified UX, extra info hidden with drop down access Bug fixes

Bug fixes UI improvements

Enhanced Social Features Many enhancements to improve the overall user experience

Added Scoring guide so all users can align to one set of scoreing principles Brought back Invite Friends functionality Bug Fixes Introduced tools for analyitics

Bug Fixes for map issues Better Search and Discover functionality

Fixed issue with push notifications Other minor bug fixes

Bug Fixes

Version 2.0 is a major overhaul of The Pizza Review experience. NEW IN 2.0: • Profile — your profile is now a full tab with your review history, reviewer rank, and stats all in one place • Follow Reviewers — follow pizza fans whose taste you trust; tap any reviewer's name to follow or unfollow • Trending — see which pizza spots are getting the most buzz right now • Leaderboard — top reviewers and the cities with the most reviews, ranked and updated live • Pizza of the Week — one tap goes straight to the full review, no extra steps • Discover improvements — better city search, faster nearby results The Pizza Review — take it seriously.

Version 1.2 brings achievements upgrades: • Added a high contrast option in the profile section if the app seems hard to read • 25 unlockable badges — earn them by reviewing more pizza, exploring new cities, and hitting milestones • Badges visible on community reviews so you can show off your rank • Profile shows earned badges by default with a toggle to see locked ones • Tap any badge to see how to earn it • Funny descriptions added to all 10 Reviewer Ranks • Performance improvements and bug fixes

• New "Find a Place" search — quickly find pizza restaurants by city & state when starting a review • Smarter address autocomplete — faster and prioritizes locations near you • Added 5 new pizza styles: Neapolitan, Sicilian, Grandma, New Haven, and Specialty • Gluten Free is now a selectable pizza style • Review the same restaurant in multiple pizza styles • Updated tab icons for easier navigation