One radar for everyone around you. Say hi to someone right next to you. Your written announcements now reach your whole neighbourhood.

Connect — one line a day • Share one thought, skill or wish a day. Our AI host reads it and, when people within 25 km fit, invites you together, each with a short note. You're asked before your words go to our AI host. • Join or decline each invitation. Joining opens a small Connect room where you see who joined and can block or report anyone. • Every invitation has a ⋮ menu to report it. Reports are reviewed within 24 hours. • Invitations use the area where you last opened the app. Also • A new welcome screen. • All your chats in one clean inbox. • Reliability fixes.

Safer first contact • Message requests: nobody can chat with you or call you until you accept their request. You see their name and what you matched on first. Decline quietly, or block, right from the request. • Changed your mind? Open the person again and undo the decline. • Your name first: everyone sets a display name before contacting anyone, SOS included. • Report and block from any chat and from any SOS room. Reports are reviewed within 24 hours. A calmer radar • A cleaner home screen: one line tells you whether you are visible, and Match, Announce and SOS are now three clear buttons. • The card of a person with an active SOS now stays open until you close it or the SOS ends. (SOS is a community alert, not an emergency service. Always contact your local emergency number first.) Calls • A call you had now shows up as a conversation in your inbox. • Answering the very first call after installing no longer drops it. • Declining a call keeps you on the screen you were on. • Better stability after a call ends. Also • One banner per message while the app is in the background, not two. • A match you have already seen is not announced again after a brief connection blip. • Messages sent after an SOS ends now arrive reliably, also over Bluetooth without internet. • The radar fits your screen, and the app tells you when a newer version is ready.

SOS - Hold the SOS button when you need help. People nearby see it on the radar: offline over Bluetooth and, if you allow location, online across your city within 25 km. Only a rough city area is shared; your exact location goes to the room only if you tap Share location. - One shared room per SOS. Everyone who responds coordinates in the same place, online or offline. - Responders get room messages as notifications while the app is in the background, with the sender's name and a short preview. Nothing extra is shown while you are already in the app. - Quick phrases for when typing is hard: "I need help urgently", "Please call an ambulance", "On my way", and more. - "I'm safe" ends the alert and tells the responders. SOS is a community alert, not an emergency service. Contact your local emergency number first. Free Match - Smarter matching: the match card now tells you whether it is an Exact Match (same topic) or a Close Match (same family of topics). Also - Clearer first-run permissions. - Refreshed Privacy Policy and Terms of Use (18+, SOS, Free Match). You will be asked to accept them once. - Stability and privacy updates.

What's new in 2.1.0: • Free Match — say what you need, offer, or love in your own words, in any language. Smart on-device suggestions turn it into topics, and you match with people nearby whose needs pair with yours — even offline over Bluetooth. Your words stay on your phone and are shared end-to-end encrypted only with the person you match. • Redesigned Match screen and peer cards — clearer, calmer, with exact vs close match labels. • Share H2H with a QR code — someone next to you scans it and gets the app instantly. • Refined radar and announcement screens.

NEW — City reach: your keywords can now match with people up to 25 km away. Same radar, same privacy — only a rough ~5 km area ever leaves your phone (never your exact location), keywords travel only as daily-rotating scrambled codes, and when you step away your last rough area lingers briefly (clearly labeled) before it's deleted. City reach is optional: deny location and H2H keeps working over Bluetooth, exactly as before.