The calendar leads with the big ones now. Carnivals, festivals and the tours people book flights for, dated as far ahead as the organisers have published them, so you can plan around them rather than find out after. Open Experiences and they are at the top. Volunteering is a new category: shifts you can turn up to and give time at. Food bank and community kitchen mornings, beach and park cleanups, barrel and relief packing, mentoring, donor drives. Half of the first twenty-eight are run by the community's own — ACLT's donor Saturdays in Brixton, the Enfield Caribbean Association's lunch for elders, the Caribbean Equality Project's pantry in Flatbush, Hosea Helps in Atlanta, and the Jamaica Environment Trust's coastal cleanup at home. Seven new pictures on the home screen for the seven kinds of night, and the first one says social, which is the filter it actually opens. A room that runs on the second Saturday of the month used to say Weekly on its card. It says Monthly. A night we picked out of the calendar still names whose night it is, and the day we last checked the organiser's page. And applying is shorter. The form is the first thing on the screen now, and nothing asks you to go and find a link before you start.

You can bring guests. When you say you're going and there's room, pick Just you, You + 1 or You + 2, and change it later if plans change. No names needed — they come under yours. Add to calendar puts an event straight into your iPhone's Calendar from inside the app. And your new "You're going" page lists everything you've said yes to, with a way off each, plus a feed for your own calendar app. Every event now says where it came from: the page we found it on, or the member who's hosting it. Where we've found it, the organiser's own artwork, credited. Washington DC / Maryland, Boston, Chicago and Calgary join the cities. A fix for the app going glitchy: for up to five minutes, a signed-in member could be shown the signed-out calendar — no faces, nothing marked going, the sign-in gate on members-only nights. That's gone. A link a friend sends now opens in the app.

Typing works the way it should. Tapping a text field no longer pushes the header off the top of the screen or leaves the tab bar floating mid-screen — on sign-in, on the application, and in every message thread. A much smaller download: about 14 MB instead of 180. Home reads more plainly — carnival, news back home, circle groups. Stays keeps its own tab. Your membership card in Wallet now carries a link back to the app in its corner, and its QR code always points at thrd.art. Open your card and add it to Wallet again to pick up both. Notifications you've turned on keep working after an iOS update. And a long list of small fixes: a dropped connection no longer shows up as "0 going" or an empty calendar, RSVP buttons show the right state, dates read as dates, and the app starts faster with no signal.

Notifications now work: turn them on from any circle for matches, messages, and circle activity. Report and Block on circle messages. Fixes the notification switch not appearing.

Notifications, Report and Block on circle messages, a first-run guide, and a calendar that remembers your city.