Double steps, and a shop that finally takes your coins. • x2 challenges — every so often a window opens where steps count double, triple, more. A countdown sits under your step count while it runs, and if you have notifications on, your phone tells you the moment it starts. • Notifications — a switch in your profile. Hear when the lead changes in your crew, and when somebody throws something at you. Off until you turn it on. • Power-ups for coins — the Shop now sells bats, bananas, shields and rockets for the coins you win by racing, instead of only in packs. Bananas are cheap for a reason: they are a coin flip, and half the time they help the person you threw one at. • Fixed: the crew rank badge showed your best crew's position no matter which crew you were looking at.

Crew battles are here. • Crew battles — every crew ranked by today's steps. Your crew's rank now sits right on the race, and the full board is one tap away. • Live activity — see who has been throwing what. Bats, rockets and bananas now show up under the race as they happen, including the ones that get blocked or backfire. • Background step sync — your steps can now reach the race while the app is closed, so a day you walked still counts even if you never opened Patoosa before midnight. Plus a fix for a feed that was refreshing far more often than it needed to.

Three crews at once. • You can now be in up to three crews — the work one, the family one, and whatever your friends are up to. Entering a code adds a crew instead of replacing the one you were already in. • Tap your crew's name on the race screen to switch between them. • The crew screen holds all three, each with its own invite code, daily goal and members. • You can still only run one crew of your own. • Fixed: the step count could shrink away to nothing on some phones. • Fixed: the "Today" box on your profile was showing your best day ever rather than today. It says Best day now.

Nobody hides behind anybody any more. • When your crew's step counts were close, your patoosas stacked on top of each other and a friend could vanish completely. Everyone stands clear now, and the whole crew fits on screen. • Crew owners can set the daily goal, from 6,000 to 20,000 steps. • The day ends at midnight — and the countdown finally says so. It used to announce results at 21:00 while the race was still running. • The week strip names the winner of each day. • Your weekly chart put your steps under the wrong day on any day except Sunday. Fixed, and it now shows the numbers too. • A tidier crew screen and a clearer profile.