After every session your clip is now ready and waiting, with a share moment right when it matters. Your video now ends on you, without a logo at the end, because the stage already carries our brand. Captions now know the dance you danced, shared links always open a real page, and you can share your streak as a card.

Do you have an iPhone 17 and were you still lying on your side? This update sets that straight. We decided how to turn the camera too early, before your phone had settled on which camera image it uses. Now we look once that is final. The app also no longer remembers a wrong orientation, and an error that quietly ran along on every iPhone is gone.

Do you have an iPhone 17? Then you were lying on your side on the stage. Apple mounted the front camera differently in that model, and we were still rotating the picture the old way. Now you stand upright. Also, a post in the community can be shorter again, and tapping a profile sometimes took you to the wrong screen.

Start is now one big button. Tap Dance now and then pick what you are going to dance: make something up, take something from the community, or use your own upload. Your library starts at the top again, with your favourites bigger and your own dances right below them. A message now gives you a notification, every screen carries the same bar at the top, and you send feedback through the feather in that bar.

Forgot your password? That works now. Ask for a recovery email and choose a new password yourself. Before this update you were locked out for good. Signing up goes straight through. You create an account and land in your library right away. Signing up with Google is now on the sign up screen too, so you do not have to think up a password if you would rather not. We also fixed a few messages that appeared in the wrong language.

A new intro. Djensur now opens with a short film and a tour of the five places in the app, so you see what you get right away. Pick your language on the very first screen and everything follows, in Dutch or in English. Djensur also speaks your language everywhere else. If your iPhone is set to Dutch the app opens in Dutch. Anywhere else it opens in English, and you can always switch it yourself in Settings. The streak countdown is now in the right language too.