Sharing works again on iOS 26 — the share button opens the sheet and sends a proper card, instead of nothing at all. The door works without a signal: scanning keeps working in a basement with no bars, and an admit and a refusal now sound and feel distinctly different. Québec addresses keep their streets — a venue on rue Ste-Catherine no longer shows up as a bare civic number. Venue pages now split into what's coming up and what already happened there, matching how organizer pages work. Your first ticket is waiting in the Vault: logging in for the very first time with an active reservation lands you straight on it, instead of an empty Vault. Your pass sweeps live — the rotating code on your ticket animates as it refreshes, so you can see at a glance that it's ready to scan. Waiting for a page now shows Festro's own mark instead of a generic spinner. Organizers can set a refund cutoff: the tier editor lets an organizer say how close to the event a refund is still allowed.

Festro now runs full-screen on iPad, with the calendar in columns and navigation on a side rail. Search results show each night the way the calendar does — poster, date, time and venue. Your door pass opens straight from The Vault, with the code big enough to scan at the door.

A cleaner, more consistent look across the app — refreshed rounded corners on every screen, from settings to event details to the organizer console. Search and filters in Explore are now one simple control, so switching between attendee and organizer views feels seamless. Also fixed a small visual glitch where the AUD/ORG switch briefly changed shape when tapped.