Events that fit your life An event doesn't need a place anymore: leave it empty, or pick one of your usual spots with a tap. And choose "Ongoing" for something you keep adding to, like a family log. It stays open until you end it. Split the bill with your AI Connect Claude or ChatGPT to BoredApp once (open Expenses on any event to see how), then drop in your receipts and say how to split them: evenly, by what each person ordered, or "I've got this one." The event shows who paid what, who owes whom, and the fewest transfers to settle. Guests tick their own lines, and the Pay button opens PayPal or Venmo, or copies the e-Transfer email and amount. No money moves through the app. A trip settles as one tab. A cleaner event page Add to your calendar, see who's coming or get directions right from each line of the event. Series albums show the chat Flip between each event's photos and its chat, and swipe through the whole series. Also - Chats stay on the newest message when you send or the keyboard opens. - Your own new events no longer show the "new" dot. - Fixed a crash when leaving the wide events layout.

Recaps, organized When several people recap the same event, trip, or series, the shelf shows one card with all of them inside. Oliver's birthdays across the years, the cottage weekend from four points of view — one card each. Every past event links to its recaps A Recap chip on the event, and a row at the top of trip and series timelines. Hosts with no recap yet get the sentence to ask their AI.

Reply to any message Long-press a message in event chat, a DM or a group chat and tap Reply. Your answer carries a quote of the original; tap the quote to jump back to it. Task lists in the order you want Reorder Tasks in the list menu, or Move Up / Move Down on any task.

Co-hosts, one tap away Hosts get a Co-Hosts item in the event menu, plus a Make co-host button on Edit Event's guest list. The info chip shows the date The ⓘ chip now carries the event date, and your first few events open with the details showing. A dot shows where you're needed A poll to vote, questions to answer, a task with your name on it, new photos or AI posts. Same dot the app uses for unread chats. Also: photos in chat get breathing room, and event pages open faster on big albums.

Your invite card can say more Add a note from you, a dress code, what to bring, and how many are going — all on the card, in whichever look fits. Photos keep their whole frame Recap frames and invite cards no longer crop faces at the top and bottom. And when you zoom into a photo, you can pan around it — it no longer flips to the next one. Sharing is two clear buttons Copy link, or Share to any app — the system sheet knows your messengers better than we do. Also in this release Sending a photo in event chat now asks: chat, album, or both. Find everything about your account in one menu behind your photo. Trip timelines read cleanly again. Smoother scrolling on the home screen.

Connect your AI Tap "Connect your AI" on your home screen and follow the steps. Once linked, the assistant you already use can build an event from one sentence, or write a recap from the photos everyone took — right in your BoredApp. Five looks for every recap A recap page now opens in one of five looks — Gallery, Album, Cinema, Logbook, Bulletin. Your AI picks the one that fits the story; you can preview the others and keep whichever feels right. Same story, whichever way it should feel. The share link is the invitation Every event gets a designed invite card, free, in those same five looks — with your own photos on it. Sharing an event now opens the card composer: pick a look, add up to two photos, send. Guests open it in any browser, nothing to install.

Recaps, one tap from home Your Events screen now carries your recaps — a card when a new one arrives, and a standing row to view them all. No recaps yet? That same row shows you how to connect your AI and get your first one. An ended event sticks around A party that runs past its end time no longer vanishes mid-goodbye: events stay visible while there's still activity, appear under "Ended earlier today," and a host can always say "actually, we're still going." Improved guest list management See who's going, invite more people, and remove guests — right there wherever you're looking at the event, no hunting for the right screen. Sturdier under the hood Fixed two rare crashes and a bug where chat screens could silently stop updating on a flaky connection.

Your album, in the order it happened Photos now sort by when they were taken, not when they were added — upload tonight's pictures tomorrow and they slide into their right moment. Albums, timelines, and slideshows all follow the day's real order. Photos, easier to love React and comment right where they appear — the new React button sits beside the reactions at the bottom of every photo. Hosts and co-hosts can now add up to 60 photos per event; everyone else keeps their 30. Recaps get a home Pages assembled from your event albums now live in one place — Profile → Recaps, with search, sharing, and a slideshow mode. A "New recap" card appears on your Events feed whenever one you haven't seen arrives. Sharing stays your call: a recap belongs to the people who were there until you create a link — and you can turn that link off anytime. Small things Smoother scrolling on the Events list. Long recap titles wrap instead of cutting off. Live events no longer disappear mid-party when an end time is set too early.

Your photos stay Album photos no longer fade — everything everyone added stays with the event. Photos sent in chat stay too. Saving to your device is free, as always. Invite, everywhere the same One Invite button on every screen: pick friends directly or share the link — for events and trips alike. Find any event Pull down on your home list to reveal search — one box that covers everything, upcoming and past, with tag chips to narrow it. Type a name and jump straight there. Small things Invite friends to a whole trip at once — one answer RSVPs them to every event in it, and you can swipe between a trip's events without backing out. Assign checklist items to people by name. A trip on your home list now shows the new-message dot when any of its events has one — and your own messages no longer count as unread.

Time travel by swipe Open photos from one of your timelines and keep swiping — past the edge of this year's album into last year's, and the year before. The album grid pages across the years too, with a year row to jump anywhere. Timeline cards now lead with photos: tap a year for its album; chat is still one tap away. Works offline No signal at the cottage? Your plans, your events, and the chats you've opened are still there — and a quiet strip says you're offline instead of pretending. Anything you write sends itself the moment you're back. Times mean venue time A 4 PM check-in in Iceland now shows as 4 PM — Iceland time — on every phone, wherever it is. Events with a venue carry the venue's clock (you'll see "· Reykjavik time" when it differs from yours), and reminders fire at the true moment. Trips You can now group an itinerary — flights, stays, dinners — into one trip: one card on your home screen with what's next, and a Details button on every leg (nights, address, Navigate, Add to Calendar) so the whole plan reads on one screen. This is just the start — there's much more coming for trips soon. Small things Long-press any chat message to copy it — confirmation numbers and addresses go straight to the clipboard. Swipe left on an event you're invited to and you can leave it right from the home list. One swipe moves a whole trip to Trash — and one tap restores every leg. Album countdowns now say "89 days left" instead of "89d".

Send a real invitation Every event can now be shared as an invite card — a designed page with the date, the place, and who's hosting, that opens in any browser. No app, no account needed to have a look; there's a Join button when they're ready. And when you paste the link into a chat, it previews like an invitation, not like a URL. Your event, your guest list New on every event: "Anyone with the link can join." Leave it on for casual plans. Turn it off and the event is invite-only — the link and the wall's QR stop admitting new people, and membership stays locked to the list you chose. Perfect for weddings and work events. Sharing, one tap away The share button now lives right on the event title bar, and hosts get a screen chip that brings the photo wall and the invite card together in one place. Small things Tapping the photo strip on a timeline card now opens that event's album directly.

Your events, year over year Repeat an event and the years link into one timeline — Oliver's 3rd through 6th birthday in a single scroll, photos and all. Past Events groups a repeated event into one row instead of many. Start from a past event Creating something you've done before? Start from any past event, and it all comes with you — guest list, venue, details. And if your group takes turns hosting, repeating anyone's event keeps it on the same timeline. Find anything Past Events now has search, plus a "Hosted by me" filter for your own history. Photos Albums now warn you before photos fade, so you can save your favourites in time. Comments on photos are easier to read and manage, and photos shared in chat stick around for about two weeks.

NEW — Your event in one clean strip. Details, live ETAs, photos, polls and tasks now live in a row of chips right above the chat — tap one to open it, tap again to tuck it away. The conversation gets the whole screen. Also new: add friends right from the guest list. Met someone great at an event? Open Attendees and send a friend request on the spot — no invite links needed. Every event action is one tap away in the three-dot menu — Navigate, When to Leave (checks live traffic), calendar, sharing, editing and more. Plus: swipe an event you host to move it to Trash with one-tap Undo, sturdier live ETA sharing on the drive over, and menus across the app that feel more at home on your phone.

NEW — Put the album on the big screen. Hosts can play an event's photo album live on any TV or laptop: open the album, tap the monitor icon, and open the link on the screen. Photos appear moments after guests add them, with a scannable code so anyone in the room can add theirs. Deleted an event by accident? It's no longer gone forever. Deleting now moves an event to Trash (Profile → Trash), where you can restore it — guest list, chat, polls and tasks intact — for 90 days. Also in this update: album photos render sharper on big screens, arrival lists now say clearly when they're up to date, and live ETA sharing is more battery- and data-efficient on the way to an event.

Event photo albums Everyone's photos from an event, in one place — not just your own. Add from the event page in a tap, and watch others' appear as they do. • Up to 30 photos each per event, so a big group builds a real album • Photos stay for 90 days • Save anything you want to keep to your device — always free Also in this update • Tag your events — private to you — and filter Past Events to find and re-run them. Perfect for repeat organizers • See the full RSVP picture: going, maybe, can't go — and who hasn't replied yet • Report any message with a long-press, in every chat • Fixed: reacting to an older message no longer jumps the chat to the bottom

Photos in chat! Snap a moment or share one from your library in any event chat, group chat, or DM. Photos stay private to your group and disappear automatically after 7 days — share freely, no permanent record. Tap any photo to view it full screen. Also in this update: • Links in chat are now tappable, and BoredApp event links open right in the app • Multi-day events: pick a real end date on the calendar (no more 3-day limit), with a live "Ends…" readout while you plan • Editing an event that's already underway no longer shifts its end time

Plan faster with the people you already know. • Friend labels: group your friends into private labels like Work, Golf, or Family — then invite a whole label to an event, or start a group chat, in one tap. Only you can see your labels. • Plan on the spot: a "Plan event" button in every chat and DM pre-invites everyone in the conversation. • Lighter event creation: titles are now optional (we'll name it from the venue), and the create button stays pinned so it's always in reach. • "Run it back" on any past event re-invites the same crew instantly. • Cleaner create screen, sharper link previews, and polish throughout.

Sign in with Apple improvements, invite friends right from the home screen, and bug fixes.