Bug fixes and reliability improvements.

Fewer, better-placed ads. The banner at the bottom of the screen is gone, and a new install's first sitting has no ads at all. Try any prompt pack free for 24 hours by watching a short video. It only plays if you tap it, and Remove Ads still turns ads off for good.

New: Hot Seat. Pick a deck, add 2–8 players (names optional), and take turns in the spotlight: 3 or 5 quick questions each, an optional timer, and no scores. Go deeper: every free card now has a follow-up question, one tap away. Fresh cards first: decks deal the cards you haven't played yet, and Home shows how many are new. Still works offline, with no account.

New: Pass mode. Tap Pass mode on any deck for one big card in the middle of the table, a big Next button, and a screen that stays on while the phone goes around. Pick up where you left off: if a deck ends part-way, Home offers Resume on the same card, or a New night. Still works offline, with no account.

• New: a weekly Table Talk night reminder with a conversation starter. Pick the day and time in Settings. • On first launch, Apple's standard tracking and notification requests replace our own privacy card. Change either any time in Settings. • A refreshed app icon. • Ad reliability fixes, so ads load more often and no longer flash or vanish as they open. • If you allow tracking when asked, ads are more relevant. You can change your answer any time in Settings > Manage tracking.

On first open, Table Talk now asks once whether you would like to share anonymous usage analytics. Change it any time in Settings → Privacy. New: three prompt packs — Road Trip, Holiday Table, and Kids’ Table — each a one-time purchase, or all three together in a bundle. Every pack shows a preview on Home before you decide, and purchases restore with your Apple ID. Ad placement tuning, and fixes.

Remove Ads and Daily Featured archive pack now easier to find.

Share links now include App Store tracking so we can measure invites.

Privacy fixes: the analytics ID in Settings is now the real one your events are keyed by, turning analytics off clears everything still waiting to be sent, and crash reporting no longer sends session data.

Adds anonymous crash reporting and usage analytics, with an opt-out in Settings.

Table Talk 1.1 is the biggest update since launch. 420 CARDS, UP FROM 185 Every category now holds 70 — Date Night, Family Dinner, Friend Group, Work Team, Deep Questions, and Light & Fun. Bookmarks you saved in an earlier version still work. A small number of older prompts were rewritten to read better and to sit comfortably at a table with kids at it, and they kept their place in your saved cards. DAILY FEATURED, ALL YEAR Today's Pick now has a card for every day of the year instead of cycling a short list. Still worked out on your phone from the date, still nothing fetched. WOULD YOU RATHER A new deck of 80 either-or cards for when the table wants something quicker. Both options on screen, everyone commits, then argue. ADS THAT STAY OUT OF THE WAY Ads no longer interrupt a session. They can only turn up as you leave one, never on your first sitting, and only once you have been playing a while — at most one per session and two in a day. Remove Ads is still a one-time purchase, and if you already bought it nothing has changed for you. Also in this update: a rewritten Settings screen with a plain-English privacy section, and a Rate Table Talk button that takes you straight to the review page.