Your Drifters, all of them. If you had more than about sixteen Drifters registered, the list quietly stopped growing. Registering another one looked like it had worked and then showed you nothing at all. One Drifter whose details could not be read was stopping the whole list from updating — so the fix is that it now skips that one, rather than all of them. • Every Drifter you have registered now appears, however many there are • If the list ever fails to refresh, it says so, instead of quietly showing you an old one that looks complete • Each Drifter now shows its code on the row, so you can find the one in your hand without opening them one at a time

Your language, all the way through. If you play in anything but English, parts of Stashd were still talking to you in English — the privacy switches, the friend and trail confirmations, the whole Drifter registration form, and every date. Not any more. • Around eighty screens, prompts and buttons now speak all 27 languages • Dates read the way your part of the world writes them, not the English way • Your profile separates Drifters that are ready to go from ones already out travelling • Clearer labels on the profile lists, so each one says what it actually holds • Help now explains that you must be standing at the stash to take or leave a Drifter • Fixed a crash that could strike when a date was drawn on screen

Drifters can travel. Buy a code, etch it onto a keepsake, and drop it into one of your stashes. From there it's out of your hands: whoever finds it can take it, carry it, and leave it somewhere new. • Take a Drifter by entering the code etched on the item • You need to be at the stash — within 5 metres — to take one or leave one • Carry up to three at once — other players can see you're carrying one • Leave it in a different stash to keep it moving • Earn XP for every pick-up and every drop • Get a notification the moment your Drifter moves • Follow its whole journey on the map, leg by leg Your profile now shows what you're carrying for other people, separately from the Drifters you registered yourself. Long lists fold away, and your friends are at the top where you can reach them. Also in this update: • New stashes appear for everyone straight away. Pro members can claim them immediately, Explorer after 24 hours, and Free after 72 — and a stash you can't claim yet now tells you exactly how long each plan waits. • See all of a friend's stashes from your friends list • Fixes for GPS tracking, a rare start-up hang, and hunt resume feedback@letsgetstahsd.com

Stability release — this one is mostly about making things fail gracefully instead of silently. • Your blue dot now keeps tracking through brief GPS dropouts indoors, in woods and in tunnels • Fixed a rare hang where the map could sit on "Finding your location" • Interrupted a hunt? Reopening the app now offers to pick up exactly where you left off, with your original hunt time intact • Clearer message when location access is off, with a shortcut straight to Settings • Plenty of behind-the-scenes work on reliability and crash reporting Drifters: We've made the in-app guidance clearer about what works today - buy a code, register your Drifter and drop it into a stash - and what is still to come: full journey tracking, with pick-ups, drops and a live map of everywhere it has been. Got feedback? Drop us an email: developer@letsgetstashd.com

Fixed an issue where direct messaging was unavailable after accepting a friend request. If you accepted a friend request before this update, update the app and re-accept the request from your inbox — it will reappear and work correctly. Feedback: developer@letsgetstashd.com