Stacks are now combos — same thing, clearer name. The cards are rebuilt. Prices carry their own movement, so a number ticks as the market moves instead of jumping when you happen to look. Event boards show the last 24 hours and the last hour on live games, each leg of a combo shows its own chance, and tapping a point on a chart builds a single from it. Following and Watching were rebuilt on the same footing, and a live leg now carries its own detail once a game is underway. Fixes: Remove redraws immediately instead of leaving the card on screen, an answer survives switching away or force-quitting mid-turn, and a live price that stops arriving falls back rather than freezing on a stale number.

Alerts. Tell DOPE what you're waiting for — a market that hasn't listed yet, or a price reaching your line — and it arms one alert, pings you once when it happens, and stays quiet otherwise. Snap opens on the read instead of the picture, and an event card now says when it's showing a related market rather than the event in your screenshot. Watching: Remove actually removes, and pinned cards hold their place. Fixes: the Dynamic Island no longer shows placeholder text for events without a scoreboard, Continue in DOPE returns you where you left off, and live soccer shows expected goals as soon as one side reports.

Home now leads with Snap. Point DOPE at a screen or a live event and it reads the markets on it. First-run onboarding teaches that one move, then gets out of the way. Also in this release: • Live soccer cards show expected goals above possession, and last-play text wraps on its own line. • Club crests appear on three-way soccer boards. • Watching lists every live catalog event, not a 90-market slice.

DOPE now joins Discord servers alongside Telegram groups. Open Group chats in the drawer, add DOPE to a server, then ask through an @mention, `/dope ask`, or Discord's Apps menu. Put a claim on the record and open the full answer in DOPE, with its cards, links, and prices intact. DOPE receives only content explicitly sent to it; it does not read ambient Discord conversation. DOPE Think has been retired. The app no longer offers paid reports or in-app purchases. Also in this release: • First-turn cards reliably finish rendering even when the text stream ends first. • Expired sessions return cleanly to sign-in instead of leaving an empty app shell. • Watching stays tied to the correct account and returns instantly after sign-in. • Discord links preserve their source imagery when opened in DOPE. • Group-chat installation, mentions, deferred replies, and server welcome flow are more reliable.

DOPE can join your group chat. Add it to a Telegram group and it answers when you ask it to — a read on the game, the market, the argument you're having — and stays quiet the rest of the time. Put a claim on the record and it gets scored against a real market. Every answer carries a link that opens the same exchange in DOPE, cards and prices intact: the group gets the short version, you get the whole thing. An answer no longer dies with the connection. Background the app mid-reply, or lose signal, and DOPE finishes the turn on the server — the answer is waiting when you come back, instead of an error. Event cards are one card per fixture, led by the moneyline. Chart legends line their prices up in two real columns. The drawer hands Recents the room it was spending on a footer. Also in this release: asking something broad — "what's good today?" — gets you a read on where the market actually is rather than a menu of cards; a market you tap becomes the thing DOPE is talking about; and hiding a board makes it stay hidden.

Every Think now has a second page: the reasoning behind the number. Which factors pushed the forecast, which way, and how hard. Where DOPE's number parts company with the market, and why. The distinct routes the question can still resolve by. A finished Think can be shared as a card — the question, the number, the verdict in a sentence, and the strongest drivers on each side. The Lock Screen carries the situation now, not just the score. For a game you're tracking: possession, down and distance, and the red zone. Thinks are offered on single questions for the moment. A Stack's combined price is DOPE's own math, so a Think on one was arguing with itself — we've withdrawn it while we work out what that report should actually say. Stack Thinks already bought are unaffected and stay in your library. Also in this release: the market number on a Think is the live ask, with the spread shown when the book is thin; voice input waits a beat longer before deciding you've finished a thought; and live football and tennis detail is more accurate.

DOPE Think — commission a deep forecast on a market, and get DOPE's own probability next to the market's. Independent AI forecasters research the question from scratch: resolution rules, base rates, fresh reporting. They never see the market price. DOPE then reconciles the evidence and takes its own view, with the reasoning, where the call breaks, and what it's watching. Works on single questions and on 2-to-4 leg stacks, where DOPE also prices how the legs move together rather than assuming they're independent. A Think is a dated artifact, not a banner — every one you commission is kept in your library, and each is scored against the outcome once the market resolves. DOPE only offers a Think where there's a real question left to answer. Markets the crowd has already settled don't get one.

Learn DOPE by using it. Short prompts now show up where a feature actually lives — the mic, the camera, the Lock Screen — so you find what the app can do without hunting for it. Say it and see it land. Voice comes back in a fraction of the time it used to, and it no longer invents words when you haven't said any.

A walkthrough on first launch. Three screens showing what to send DOPE and what comes back, in the Share Sheet's own language. Send a play as a picture. A priced Stack can now leave the app as a flat image — the theme, the legs and the number — for Messages, a group chat, anywhere. Lock Screen. Tapping a live event you're following now opens that event, instead of dropping you on the home screen. Sharper answers. DOPE goes and looks things up more often instead of answering from a headline, stops quoting a price it never fetched, and no longer loses a story's own market to a coincidence.

Share a board, not just a chat. Event cards and same-game rails now travel — whoever opens your link sees the card you were looking at, with the numbers frozen at the moment you sent it. Share a front page and DOPE says so. Send a homepage or a scoreboard instead of a story and it tells you which lead it picked, rather than acting like you chose it.

Send a screenshot without leaving DOPE. Tap the camera in the composer and choose Photos — a paywalled article, a post, a scoreboard, anything you've captured — and DOPE reads it and comes back with what the world thinks. Camera is still one tap from the home screen for whatever's in front of you.

Snap it. Point your camera at what's in front of you — a game on the screen, a headline, a scoreboard — and DOPE reads the moment and pulls the markets that match. Share images, not just links. Anything you can share from another app now lands in DOPE, and the thing you shared sits at the top of the thread, so the conversation never loses its subject. A home that shows the three ways in: Share, Snap, Ask. Recents now show what a conversation was actually about — image, headline, and source.

A refreshed look. DOPE's new line runs through the app: share it to DOPE, see what the world thinks. Prices in a market read are now tappable — go straight from a number to the market behind it. Shared links that won't hand over a preview image now show the publisher's own mark instead of a blank space.

A clearer first run: DOPE now shows you how to send it a story, instead of playing a demo. Plus a batch of fixes across chat and sharing — steadier answers on shared links, and cleaner cards.

This update fixes an issue that prevented the app from launching.

• A brief first-run animation on the home screen shows how sharing a link produces a market read • Links shared or pasted from other apps now appear as titled preview chips • Posts from X unfurl with their original text through the official embed API • More reliable link previews for Reddit, Google News, and paywalled articles • Sign-in separates Continue from Create account • Historical comparisons stop updating once an event is underway • Fixes for duplicate legs in multi-leg selections

• Inline 24-hour price charts on market cards • More accurate live tennis and multi-sport scoring • Full-league slate summaries with tappable teams and players • Historical comparisons now cite their source event • Clearer hands-free voice mode • Links shared from other apps open in a new conversation • Bug fixes and stability improvements

- Track live event pricing from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island with Live Activities. - Added clearer live-market chips for current outcomes and price movement. - Improved live event displays and follow updates. - Reliability improvements and bug fixes.

- Added behind-the-scenes device security checks at sign-up to better protect your account. - Reliability and performance improvements. - Bug fixes and polish.

- New, focused home screen — "Ask anything. Get a play." - Live is now the default tab, so today's markets are front and center. - Tap any live game row, event, or contender to instantly build a selection. - Smarter follow suggestions to help you discover other takes. - A quick one-time peek to show you how to swipe to Live. - Improved sharing, including bringing shared takes back into the app. - Performance improvements and bug fixes.

What's new in 1.0.2: • Share a DOPE take as a link — recipients open a read-only copy and can continue it as their own conversation • Report and stop-sharing controls on shared conversations • Sharing polish and various fixes

What's new in 1.0.1: • New "Watching" board — save events and track live in one place • Live in-play alerts for matches you follow • A cleaner home and faster event cards • Sharing improvements and various fixes