Keep score on the drops you chase. Swipe a Live Feed alert right if you caught it, left if you nearly did. Swipe the same way again to clear it. Your running count sits in Settings, so you can see how a week actually went rather than guessing. Live Feed rows are cards now. They sit above the background, the ground shifts behind them as you tilt the phone, and anything still buyable at the price shown carries a soft highlight — so the row worth tapping is the one that catches your eye. Subscribers also get three optional looks, under Settings → App skin: • Matte — green on black, monospaced, with code falling behind the feed • Ember — a warm dark ground and a single orange accent • Handheld — red and backlit green, with a status light that blinks The standard look is unchanged, and everything here honours Reduce Motion.

You can now use bujusjujus without a subscription. A free account keeps Drop Watch and the full product catalogue with MSRPs. Live restock alerts stay part of the subscription, and you can upgrade from inside the app whenever you want. Also in this release: • Sign in with Apple • Switch from monthly to yearly and pay only the difference • Feed rows now say when a deal has ended, been beaten on price, is over the price limit you set, or is only available from a reseller • Alert settings save reliably, and the widget and lock-screen alerts follow your price limit

One price, wherever you subscribe. From 23 August an App Store subscription is $7.99 a month or $47.90 a year — the same as on bujusjujus.com. We used to charge more in the app to cover the App Store's commission; now we absorb it. If you already subscribe, Apple moves you to the lower price automatically at your next renewal. There is nothing to tap, and nobody pays more than they did before. An alert priced above your limit no longer says "Deal ended." Nothing had ended — you had simply filtered it out. Those rows now read "Over your limit" and keep counting how long the item has actually been in stock, so you can watch a real restock stay live and still change your mind about it. Also in this release: • Settings → Danger zone no longer claims that deleting your account cancels your subscription. It never did. Only you can cancel an App Store subscription, in Settings → your name → Subscriptions — which is what the confirmation has always said. The two now agree. • Your saved sign-in is held more strictly on this device, and no longer travels inside a device backup. • Links opened from alerts and notifications are checked more carefully before they go anywhere. Thanks for using bujusjujus. Questions, or a product we're missing? bujusjujus.com

You can now subscribe right inside the app. Pick monthly or yearly, confirm with your Apple Account, and your alerts start the moment the purchase goes through — no trip to the website, no waiting on an email to sign in. We'll still email your sign-in details, so the same account works on the web app too. Reinstalled, or switched phones? Tap Restore purchases. Manage or cancel any time in your Apple Account settings. Set your own price limit. Settings → Price limit lets you say how far over MSRP you're willing to go — anywhere from full retail only, up to 50% over. Alerts above your limit stop notifying you, but still appear in your feed, dimmed, so you can decide for yourself. The limit follows your account, so it applies on the web app too. You can also now choose where a Drop Watch alert takes you. Tapping one used to always open the retailer page the post was about — now Settings → Drop Watch lets you pick that or the original X / Reddit post instead. Also in this release: • Send feedback straight from Settings → About — it reaches us with your app version and device so we can actually act on it. • Settings now tells you when a newer version is available. • In-stock dwell time in the live feed — "in stock 4m" while it's live, "was in stock 12m" once it's gone — so you can tell a real restock from a listing that flickered for thirty seconds. • The markup badge on each alert now turns red against your own limit instead of a fixed number. • Fixed: notification toggles could silently fail to save if you closed Settings right after flipping one. • Fixed: the "Saved" confirmation showed under the wrong heading when you changed a Live Feed toggle. • Faster, steadier alert delivery. Thanks for using bujusjujus. Questions, or a product we're missing? bujusjujus.com

Performance and reliability improvements under the hood.

• Simpler notifications — one switch each for Live Feed and Drop Watch alerts, covering all your devices at once. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.

• New Home Screen widgets — add a Live Feed, Drop Watch, or combined All Alerts widget to see the latest restocks at a glance. • Quick tutorials on each tab so it’s clear what you’re looking at. • More reliable sign-in — the app now recovers automatically from a rare device-security state that could block login. • Light / Dark mode now updates instantly across the whole app. • Cleaner Live Feed layout and refreshed source badges. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.