Plezi 3.3.1 is about what matters to you in a place. What matters. Browse by who runs a place and who it's for, what you can eat, how easy it is to get in and get around, and who can come: dogs, kids, all ages, 21+. On the home screen. Where enough of your city's places have been tagged, "Browse by what matters" sits on the front page as tiles, each showing how many places it opens. A page of its own. What matters is now a view under Explore, with every tag in your city and a count on each, and a search box for the ones you don't see. It replaces the Dietary tab. Your dietary lists are still here, still ordered by how much of the menu works for you. A page for each one. Tap Women-owned, Vegan, Wheelchair accessible or anything else to see every place tagged with it and what's on there tonight or this week. Then put it on Tonight with one tap. A missing tag doesn't mean no, so ask the venue.

Plezi 3.3 is about the people you go out with. Friends. Add the people you actually plan with — both sides have to agree, and either of you can undo it. Blocking ends a friendship straight away, in both directions, and is never announced to the person blocked. Who sees what. Your bio, your usual spots, your interests and your dietary need each carry their own audience now: only you, your friends, or anyone who can open your card. Everything starts private. Your dietary need stops at friends and can never be made public — that one is enforced by the database, not by the app being careful. Want to be findable? You can be. Turn on a public profile, and separately let your handle be looked up in search. Two switches, both off unless you turn them on, and you can turn them off again. A wish list. Keep the places you would like to get to, with a line about why. It is private unless you widen it. When a friend's list overlaps with what is on tonight, it shows up as "your friends want to try". Nights you can open up. A night is invite-only unless you say otherwise. Make it friends-only, or public so somebody who is not on it can see it and ask to come — you decide who joins, and nobody is told either way until you do. "I'm good." One tap on a night to tell the people you chose that you are fine. Nobody, unless you picked somebody. Nothing happens if you never tap it, and nobody is told either way. Explore. A fourth tab, so finding a place and planning a night are not the same screen. Also in this release: • Dietary lists are ordered by how much of the menu actually works for you, with the count from the venue's own menu on the card — "15 of 25 entrées marked gluten-free" — instead of alphabetically. • A first run you use rather than read: it hands you the hour control with your own city's numbers on it, and lets you flag a real listing from inside it. • Report a profile, a name, a night or a wish list entry, from the thing itself.

Plezi has a You now. Make a profile: a handle, a line about yourself, a colour you like, and up to five places you would take somebody. It is private by default — only people you share a night out with can see it, there is no public page, and no search that finds you. Report or block anyone from the card itself, in either direction, and the person blocked is never told. Plan a night with people. Send one link: anyone can accept, with no account and no download. Everyone says what they are up for that night, how they eat, and anything the organiser should know. You see what the group adds up to and never who said it — counts stay hidden until three people have answered, because below three a count points at somebody. Can't make it after all? Tap a member to make them the organiser; leaving a night no longer strands it. The app is three places now — Tonight, Nights, You — instead of one feed with everything hanging off it. Dark mode reaches all of it, including eleven surfaces that had never been told about it. Also in this release: • Pick your alerts by name: deals ending near you, live music tonight, your plan half an hour ahead. Nothing else is ever sent. • Set how you eat once and see it suggested everywhere, on every card, without anything being hidden from you. • Jump to an hour with a tap — Now, 7pm, 9pm or Late — and the whole page answers for that hour. • Venues opens on what is open right now instead of on the alphabet, and Deals shows one card per venue instead of five in a row. • Day labels follow the city you are browsing, not the phone in your hand. • Report a name or a night's title, and organisers can take somebody off a night and reissue the link.

Holiday hours, finally right. When a place keeps different hours for Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve or the Fourth, Plezi now shows those instead of its ordinary week — and a venue's page lists the special dates coming up, so you know before you walk over. Dates that are genuinely unusual get a note; the ones that would just repeat an ordinary Thursday are left out. Also in this release: • Plainer language when something goes wrong. No more walls of technical text.

Try before you subscribe — the Plezi Concierge now answers your first few questions free, so you can see what it does before deciding. Also in this release: buying Plezi+ no longer requires making an account first, you can redeem an offer code right in the app, and we fixed a bug where the sign-in sheet could open behind the Plezi+ screen.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION This version adds Plezi+, an auto-renewing monthly subscription (US$2.99/month, United States only) that unlocks the Plezi Concierge: an AI chat assistant that answers questions about tonight's venues, events, and drink specials. This is our first subscription, submitted together with this app version. HOW TO REACH AND TEST THE SUBSCRIPTION 1. Launch the app. The home screen lists what's on tonight in the selected city (Raleigh, NC by default). 2. Tap the "Ask Plezi" button at the lower right of the home screen. 3. The Plezi+ screen opens. It shows the subscription name, that it is monthly, the price (the button reads "Get Plezi+" followed by $2.99/month), the auto-renewal terms, and links to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. 4. Tap that "Get Plezi+" button. 5. If you are not signed in, the account sheet opens. Tap "Continue with Apple" -- one tap, no email round trip required. ("Continue with Google" and a one-time email code are also offered.) You are returned to the Plezi+ screen automatically once signed in. 6. Tap "Get Plezi+" again and complete the sandbox purchase. 7. The concierge chat opens within a few seconds. Ask "What's on tonight?" or tap one of the suggested questions. "Restore purchases" is on the same screen. If you would rather not use your own Apple ID, please ask in Resolution Center and we will supply a demo account. ABOUT THE AI CONCIERGE The concierge answers only from Plezi's own curated listings -- the venues, events, and specials shown elsewhere in the app. It is instructed to recommend only places returned by those database queries, and to decline questions outside going out in the selected city. It does not browse the web, does not generate images, and does not accept user-uploaded content. MICROPHONE AND SPEECH RECOGNITION The concierge chat has a microphone button for asking by voice. The first tap requests microphone and speech recognition permission. Audio is used only to transcribe the question; we do not record or store it. The feature is optional -- every question can be typed instead. LOCATION Location is used on device only, to pick the nearest city and sort nearby venues. It is never sent to our servers or shared with anyone. ACCOUNT Browsing needs no account. Signing in is required only to subscribe, so the subscription can be restored on other devices. Accounts can be deleted in the app from the account sheet, or at https://plezi.net/delete-account.

Pick a nearby city, get that city. If you were in Raleigh and tapped Chapel Hill, most of what came back was still Raleigh — four cards in five from the wrong place. Same for Durham, Cary, Knightdale and Wendell. That's fixed: a city's feed is that city's, wherever you happen to be standing. WHAT'S GOING ON? IS BACK One centered button again, opening activities — live music, karaoke, trivia, drag, DJ nights — with event categories underneath. On Events that replaces two rows of chips, so the day strip and one button now clear the fold on a phone. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • The city picker no longer opens the keyboard on top of the list you opened it to read, and nothing hides behind the tab bar • Filters catch plurals — "Wine Tastings" turns up under Tastings, "Live Bands" under Live Music, "Pool Tournaments" under Pub Games • You can turn on alerts for when something big is on, without digging through Settings to find the switch The night starts here.

Open the app, see your night. Plezi now opens straight to whatever city you're in — no picking one from a list before you can see anything. WHAT'S GOING ON? One button now holds everything you'd actually search for: Karaoke, Trivia, Live music, Comedy, Drag shows, plus event types like festivals, classes and free events. Tap it, pick what you're in the mood for. A BETTER TONIGHT The feed now leads with what's actually starting soon, using real event end times instead of guessing. All-day specials no longer crowd out tonight's shows, and the Live view includes what's coming up next, not just what's happening this second. ALSO NEW • Redesigned home screen that gets you to venues faster • Venues just outside your city now show up when they're close by • Live music matching now catches artist-billed shows • Fixed a bug that could leave the screen blank

A new look, and a wider net. • Plezi has a new look — new logo, new colors, and a redesigned home screen that gets you to tonight faster • You'll now see great spots just outside your city line. Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, Park West Village in Morrisville — city borders are an editorial thing, not a travel one • Free events are marked with a FREE badge, and you can filter Upcoming Events down to just the free ones • Festivals and street fairs now have their own cards, with a schedule instead of opening hours • Tickets and event pages link straight out, so you can go from "that looks good" to booked • Smarter activity filters — live music now catches shows billed under the artist's name, and each result tells you why it matched • Filters show a live count as you build them, so you know what you'll get before you apply • Specials are now Deals, and the headline ticker shows one thing at a time instead of scrolling past

A clearer picture of every spot. • Venue cards now show what's coming up — so a place that's quiet tonight still tells you about Tuesday's pint night or Thursday trivia • Venue pages redesigned to fit more on screen: hours and tonight's lineup are visible right away instead of below the fold • Better activity filters — live music, trivia, karaoke and the rest now catch shows that don't spell it out in the title, and stop matching things that aren't really happening • Polish and fixes throughout

Tell us what kind of night you want. • New "What kind of night?" filter — one tap for live music, trivia, karaoke, comedy, drag shows and more, with the option to narrow to what's happening right now • The home feed leads with tonight's specials and events, so what's on comes before where to go • Cleaner map — pins now show what's open now or opening soon, instead of every spot that opens sometime today • Permanently closed spots no longer appear • Fixed the List/Map switch overlapping menus and sheets • Polish throughout

Your night, front and center. • Home now shows what's actually on tonight — specials and events woven right into the feed, no tab-hopping required • Browse any day: tap a day chip on Events or Specials to see what's coming Thursday, not just today • Smarter search: searching "trivia" now shows you the trivia nights themselves, not just the venues that host them • Venue pages lead with specials and events • New night mode — an opt-in "night glow" theme in your account settings • Music events now wear a 'music' tag so live music stands out • Picking your city is easier on first launch, and your current city always shows under the search bar • Bug fixes and polish throughout

A brand-new Home tab — and a lot more under the hood. • All-new Home: a nightly greeting, a Spotlight of tonight's best picks, and one-tap shortcuts to what's live now, deals, and events • For You: save spots and specials, and Home starts recommending things you'll actually like • Venues near you: browse spots sorted by distance, with featured venues up top • Smarter maps: pins on the Specials and Events maps now show start times, and tapping one leads with the deal or show — not just the venue • Food halls & parks: big places now show everything inside them, each spot with its own hours • Search by nickname — try "NCMA" • Instant open: the app remembers your city and opens immediately, even on spotty bar Wi-Fi • Smoother scrolling and faster lists across the app The night starts here.

• A refreshed, easier-to-read bottom navigation • Reminders for the specials you save, so you never miss a deal • Your saved spots and notification settings now sync across your devices • Smoother maps, plus polish and stability fixes