- Just say "Plan a date in Tryst" — even from the lock screen. Siri puts the whole evening together, real spot nearby included, and one tap opens it ready to send to your person. - Ask Siri what's coming up. Your next date, the details, the ones you've already been on — read back to you like a friend who keeps track. - Picking a place got easy. The best spot nearby comes already chosen, and it tells you why. Want a different one? One tap. Rather decide later? Also fine. - Search finally gets it. Ask for karaoke, get actual karaoke bars — not every bar in town — and spots we know have closed stay out. - Tryst knows you two now. Your profiles read like little portraits — what you each love, where it learned that — and it finally asks the dates that matter: their birthday, your anniversary. - Your first idea shows up ready to go, and every button says where it leads. No guessing. - Accessibility filters — crowds, sound, light, mobility — now catch the right ideas the way they should. Send feedback from the bottom of the home screen — every message reaches the founder.

• Smarter venue search — real hosts for activity dates (karaoke, open mic, trivia, live music), not lookalike name matches • Search another city — plan the date for the town you'll be in, not just the one you're standing in • More recommendations — one best pick, then Other Good Options, and "Show a few more" when you want the full list • Real street addresses on every result, and permanently closed places filtered out • Smoother planning — swipe back through steps freely, and search suggestions respond to a single tap • Dozens of smaller fixes across planning, sharing, and account management

The plan screen was rebuilt as a guide: what's set gets a quiet green check, and one button always knows the next step — choose a place, get tickets, start the date, remember it after. Your checklist grew up too: see the evening hour by hour, then rearrange stops, change lengths, or set an exact start time. Tryst Undercover is a proper secret-mission game now — a briefing, five private missions each, phones down, one reveal at the end. Place search got sharper (a basketball game now finds the arena, not a soccer park), ticketed dates ask about tickets, and sharing a plan still works the way it did: a clean link, one-tap calendar, "I'm in" without typing. Plus: your note, a small gift, and a small gesture all travel to the plan page now, and a handful of fixes.

This update fixes a few things to make planning easier. When you finish a date, it no longer sends you back to the start, and moving between steps works the way it should. Your date ideas always load now, the person you're planning with stays on your home screen, and resetting your data works cleanly if you ever want a fresh start.

You can plan a date with Siri now. Say "plan a date in Tryst" and a draft is waiting when you open the app. "Find a coffee date in Tryst" works too, and you can ask for your next date or move one to a different day. Picking a place is simpler. Your plan comes first, and you add a spot if you want one or decide later. Nothing searches until you tap. Search got better. If Apple Maps comes up short we check a second source, so "pottery studio" actually finds the pottery studio. Repeat searches are instant now. You can also search by mood, like "chill" or "rainy day." New date ideas: gym sessions, boxing, pilates, line dancing, club nights, a 5K to train for, beach picnics, smoothie runs, hockey games, and a fireworks night. We also removed some ideas that weren't good enough. Signing up now asks your age group with one tap instead of a birthday picker, and we deleted stored birthdates. Fixed the bug where a second venue search came back empty, plus a bunch of smaller fixes. The app is smaller and faster too. We still don't track you. The app counts anonymous usage so we can find what's broken. No account, no profile, nothing tied to you. You can turn it off in Settings. Select everything inside the box and copy — it's plain text, no formatting characters, pastes straight into the ASC What's New field.

Smarter search — find a date by the mood you're in Search the way you actually think about it. Type "barbecue" and your BBQ spots come up, "chill" finds a cozy night in, "rainy day" pulls the indoor ideas. Results now lead with the closest match instead of everything at once. A more reliable venue search Fixed a bug where searching for a nearby spot a second time could come back empty. Plus a handful of smaller fixes under the hood.

• Fixed a bug that could crash the app when you opened it by tapping a notification. • Gave the in-app date game a cleaner, calmer look — less flashy, easier on the eyes. • Removed a few date ideas that didn't quite make sense (you can't really go rock climbing outside in the rain). • Plus small fixes to make everything run smoother.

Get ready — a calmer way to prepare for your date. a simple, one-thing-at-a-time prep flow. The night before, lay out your outfit. The day of, a couple of quick checks and the time to leave — then you're set. Gentle reminders before your date, never a pile of notifications. A cleaner plan summary that confirms what's done and hands the rest to Get ready. Every restaurant date now reminds you to make a reservation.

A fresh look — new app icon and a cleaner opening screen. Hundreds more date ideas you'll actually search for — Italian, Mexican, Mediterranean, sushi, ramen, Thai, Korean BBQ and more, plus simple staples like a bar night or a walk in the park. Real results, less noise — searching "Italian" or "bar" now finds a real date. After-date moments — once your plan is set, add one small way to end the night: dessert nearby, a walk, a quiet drink. Long-distance dating — turn it on in your partner's profile for ideas built for two phones. Warmer, friendlier suggestions throughout planning.

16 new sports-themed date ideas — pickup basketball, golf, pickleball, baseball games, plus 8 spectator events. Small polish and fixes from your early feedback. Thanks for being here at the start.