A steadier sale-day screen that keeps up with the sale and tells you what is going on. • The report button turns up the moment the sale opens. No more pulling down to refresh. • When the group to buy for next changes, the app says which group just got tickets and who to try next. If you had already started on that group, it asks before swapping. • Everyone can see how many groups have tickets, your own group sits at the top until it has them, and the celebration shows on sale day too. • "The purchase fell through" works for any group the website offers it on. • While the sale is still running, a purchase that falls through puts the group back in the mix, and the app says so. The resale round starts once your organiser says the sale is over. • If a screen is taking too long, you get a Try again button, and a note at the top if what you see might be out of date. • Clearer messages when lots of people are reporting or joining at once, and the app will not undo a result somebody else has just recorded.

Sale day is rebuilt around a single screen. • Everyone's checkout details now sit on the sale-day screen itself, with the group you should buy for next right at the top. No more jumping between screens while the queue is moving. • "I got tickets" now asks who you got them for in the same tap. Everyone is ticked to begin with, so just untick anyone who missed out. Recording this was previously only possible on the website. • Report from the app and your group hears about it. A report made on your phone used to reach nobody by email. • If a purchase falls through later, you can now say so from that group's own card. • Missing out is no longer something you report. Your coordinator closes the sale once when it is genuinely over, and everyone still without a ticket moves into the next round together. • A new Notifications tab keeps everything you have been told, newest first, with a count on the tab when something is waiting. Read it here or on the website and it clears in both. • If you organise for a squad, you can now chase people from the app: remind anyone still missing their details, nudge a group that has not reported back, and regroup the people who missed out. • The downloadable sale-day board is now clearly a backup, for if the site is ever unavailable. The live board is where the current details are, and it is the only place that shows which group still needs help. Plus a number of smaller fixes, including notifications that open in the app rather than a browser.

The app now does almost everything the website does. • Create an account in the app, and sign in with Google as well as Apple, email or a one-time code. • Create events, link them to a festival or gig we already track, and change the settings later: dates, group size, privacy, ticket type and your own custom fields. • Run your communities: create them, invite people, set roles, add cover art, and hand them on. • Manage buying groups: add and rename them, move members between them, and appoint group admins. • The Tickets board for transferable ticket events is in the app. Declare what you bought, claim a spare, and record hand-offs from your phone. • Boards keep working when the venue eats your signal. The last version loads straight away, clearly marked as saved. • Read and write event reviews, and add photos straight from your camera roll. Report a review, or block a reviewer you would rather not read. • Set your event's artwork and write your squad notes from the app. • Sale-day alerts: the app offers them once, and one tap turns them on. • iPad: two-column layouts that use the whole screen, portrait or landscape. • Invite links and alerts open the app, not a browser tab.