bug fixes

She's more alive, and she knows when to speak up. Every hamster now has one-of-a-kind coat markings and soft, plush new art (the icon is her face now, up close). Her eyes actually look at things — you, your finger when you poke her, a bird crossing the sky — and on long days she visibly fights off sleep. Notifications got a full rework: one simple dial from silent to daily companion, quiet at night, quieter on won weeks, insistent only when a Sunday truly needs you. Plus hundreds of new lines she repeats far less, new moves and a small reward for petting her, a tiny poke-squeak and quiet tones (off-switch in Settings), clearer Sunday stakes, smarter widgets, and a pile of fixes.

Two fixes this round — both the quiet, important kind. That "save data" warning won't appear anymore when nothing's actually wrong. Your hamster and your steps were always safe; the app just got nervous and said so. And step counts now hold steady if you use both an iPhone and an Apple Watch — no more mysterious jumping.

Your hamster has 470 new things to say — philosophy, weekend regrets, late-week reckoning. Plus the moment after a near-miss now feels right: no more confetti when the grace period quietly saves you, just a short note from the hamster about what almost happened. A few smaller mood-vs-reality fixes too.