• Potlucks made easy: tap "Ask people to bring something" when you create an event, then add Side dish, Dessert, Appetizer, or Drinks in one tap. Guests write in what they're bringing, like "Mac & cheese." • Need specific items? Choose "A specific item" and set how many, like Chips × 2. • Guests sign up with one clear "I'll bring it" button. • Week view now always opens on today.

• The current time is easier to see in Week view: the red line now shows on top of your events, with the time beside the hours. • Updated contact info: reach us any time at hello@hivebuilt.dev.

Made for iPhone Duo and iPad • Open your iPhone Duo and your calendar sits on one side with Upcoming on the other. • Slide Upcoming away to see the full week, then slide it back with a tap. • Works the same on iPad, and Ping fits neatly on the Duo's cover screen. Also • The week title now shows exactly the days on screen. • New Event does it all: invite people, or keep it just for you. • Mark Important dates like birthdays to repeat yearly with a reminder. • Hold any event in Week view to drag it to a new time or day. • Events keep their time zone when you travel.

Create: when “Multi-day event” is checked, its hint now says “Add where you’ll be each day under More options”. The More options summary also lists “stops along the way”. Stops along the way: this is a new section in More options for multi-day Pings. Each stop has a day, a place name, and an optional address. A day can have any number of stops. “+ Add a stop” puts the next stop on the following day. Edit: the same stops editor appears when editing a multi-day Ping. Turning multi-day off hides the stops but keeps them, so turning it back on restores them. Event screen: a new “Itinerary” section lists the stops by day, and addresses open Maps. Repeating Pings: each repeat gets the stops moved to its own dates. Editing “this and future” events in a series leaves stops alone, since each stop is tied to a specific date.

• Groups now has its own tab at the bottom of the screen, between Home and Discover. • Messages now live in the Messages section, with a red dot showing which conversations have something new. • Turn your phone calendar on or off any time in Settings → Phone calendar, even if you said no before. • Overlapping events are easier to read: tap a day in Week view to widen it, and events at the same time sit side by side. Tap an event again to open it. • The Ping logo gently animates, like it's sending out a signal, when you have a new notification. • A softer, slightly smaller Ping logo that matches the rest of the app. • "Multi-day event" is now right under "All day" when you create a Ping. • Your name in messages now matches your Ping profile name. • Smoother closing when you swipe a screen down to dismiss it.

• A fresh new look for the Ping logo. • New to Ping? A quick, skippable tour shows you around the Home screen. You can replay it any time from Settings → App tour. • Rename or delete your groups: press and hold a group, or tap its name. Shared groups now show who shared them. • Manage your contacts in Settings → Contacts: fix a name or number, spot people who are listed twice, and remove contacts you don't need. • Ping now warns you before sending if someone on your guest list can't get the invite because they're not on Ping and have no phone number saved. • Ping remembers whether you prefer All or Pings Only in your Upcoming list.

• Two people can no longer claim the same item, and you won't show up twice on an item if you tap Claim quickly. If someone beats you to it, Ping tells you it's already taken. • Clearer messages when your RSVP doesn't go through. "Event full" now only appears when an event has actually reached its limit; otherwise Ping asks you to check your connection. • The invite pop-up stays open if your response couldn't be saved, instead of closing as if it worked. • Ping now lets you know when a new version is available on the App Store.

• Fixed an issue where your events could disappear from Home after the app sat in the background for a long time. • Event cards now show what you've signed up to bring. • If an event still needs things and you haven't picked anything, Ping will ask if you can bring something. • The keyboard no longer covers the box when you add something to bring. • Simpler filters on Home: just All or Pings Only. Drafts, Declined, Hidden and Important Dates are now in your profile menu. • The Repeat checkbox is now on the left like the others, and you can turn it back off. • Hosts can list a Ping on Discover again, under More options when creating it.

Invites now reach new people more easily: the invite text and link explain exactly how to get Ping and find your invite, and invites sent before you joined appear automatically • A simpler Create screen: just what, when, where and who, with everything else under "More options" • A calmer Home screen with less clutter in Week view and the Upcoming list • Tap an event once to open it; use the ••• button to hide a Ping from your calendar • Days with all-day events are shaded on the Week calendar (from 1.1.1) • Fewer unnecessary "event updated" alerts (from 1.1.1) • Smoother Week view when turning your phone sideways, plus stability fixes (from 1.1.1)

What's New in This Version (shown to users on the App Store) Week view is now the default, with clearly labeled Week and Month buttons Turn your iPhone sideways in Week view to see the whole week full screen New day notes: tap under any date for a to-do checklist; checked items move to the bottom Tap a personal event in Week view to edit it or turn it into a Ping Events you star in Discover now show on your calendar Answer a repeating Ping for one date or every upcoming date in one tap @mention people in Ping messages; if you've declined a Ping, you only get alerts when you're mentioned Messages have a new iMessage-style look, and long-pressing any message opens emoji reactions right away "What to bring" now shows who's bringing each item Discover shows local college and pro games before kickoff times are announced Fixes: all-day events no longer show on two days, late-night events show at their full length, double-tapping Send no longer creates a duplicate, far-away events no longer appear in Discover, plus smaller layout and notification tweaks