Splitting the court cost: leaving someone out now sticks. It used to quietly put the whole squad back on an equal share the moment you saved. Editing the split is also limited to whoever organized the game, which was always the only person the app would let save it anyway. Your watch no longer bins a finished match. If you'd played to the end but hadn't tapped Save yet and the watch app got closed, the whole scorecard could vanish with nothing reaching your phone. It waits for you now, however long you leave it. You can edit a game that's already been played again, so adding the court cost afterwards works — which is how most people get a game into the ledger in the first place. Also fixed: Mixicano now starts with five, six or seven players instead of insisting on eight; changing your MVP vote; the squad feed going blank after one failed refresh, and not catching up after an RSVP or a payment; loading earlier messages giving up after a single dropped connection; the unread badge staying lit after you'd read a game thread; shared squad and session links doing nothing when tapped; a cancelled game claiming people had played it; portrait profile photos coming out sideways; and signing out leaving the next account on the same phone with the previous one's pending join request. Splitting the cost also stops you leaving an amount blank by mistake — a blank used to save as "didn't play". And your watch keeps the teams and first server you picked when someone drops out and rejoins.

Someone pulls out an hour before? Tap their spot on the game and swap them for whoever is taking their place — one step, and it works for guests too, so nobody has to be talked through joining a game just to leave it again. Anyone playing can sort the roster out now, not only whoever set the game up. Settling up is rebuilt. One list showing the fewest payments that clear the whole squad, and anyone can mark a payment as paid — not just the two people involved. Tap any row to see why it suggests that payment rather than another one. Money now has its own button in the top bar instead of hiding in a menu. Squad settings is reorganized so the things a new squad actually needs — the invite code, your currency and your courts — sit at the top instead of buried under the cosmetics. Your squad's currency now works properly on iPhone: court costs and the ledger show in the currency the squad picked, whatever region each person's phone is set to. It used to follow your own phone, so the same £32 court could read as €32 for someone else. Also fixed: headings on the sign-up screens were nearly unreadable in light mode.

Bug fixes for live scoring. Live scores keep flowing after a dropped connection, a scorer who gets replaced steps down cleanly, and a match can no longer pick up phantom points after it is over. Switching to golden point right after the last point of a game now applies exactly where you meant it to. The Live sheet keeps its four players if the roster refreshes mid-setup, and you get a heads-up before a saved session is replaced.

Forgot to turn golden point on before you started? You can now fix it mid-match instead of ending the game and playing it again. On Apple Watch, open Settings from the scoreboard and change Deuce there. It applies from the very next point, and games you have already played keep the score they were played under. Also in this release: clearer subscription details on the App Store page, now shown in your own local currency wherever you are.