A new widget, The Line. One line a day on your home screen or lock screen, the same one the app shows under the button. It never gives the card away. On The Streak widget, bars with equal counts no longer sit in rainbow order.

A new look. Every card has a strip at its foot: grey while it is sealed, the suit's colour once you have done it. Today's card lies on the strips of the cards you already lived, in the order you lived them. Holding to mark a card done writes Done. on it in its colour. Every deck wears its own weave, so a sealed card tells you where it came from. Rare cards shine in foil. Widgets for the home and lock screen: today's card, today's task and your run. Dare links carry your first name, and a friend can take the dare without the app.

Turning the card over is a hold. The card pulls against its seal while you hold the button, the seal goes in one piece, and then the card turns. Letting go early closes it again. A drag across the card still turns it. The milestone screen is gone. It used to open on the beat you had just read your card and were reaching for Share. The day it marked still counts: week one buys a day the run forgives, and Today says so in its own line.

The card itself moves the way you move it now: drag it and it turns with your thumb, let go and it lands with the speed you gave it. Marking a card done is one press and one mark, and Share and dare is right there under it. One more card a day for people who own a deck. After you stamp today's card, one card from your own decks waits below it: turn it over, hold to mark it done, share it if you like. It counts toward your suits, your rare cards and your time. Today's card, your run and your reminders work exactly as before. If you own no decks, the same spot shows one sealed card from a deck you do not have, with its name and size. Tapping it opens the deck. Nothing else changes. Also new since 1.0.3: the store's screenshots now show the full page card.

The Today screen is rebuilt around the card. The card fills the screen, the type on it grows with it, and one action sits under it. Sharing is a dare: one button sends the card with a three line dare, and the link opens a page written for the person who was dared. Reminders ask for permission when you turn the card over, the late evening nudge is gone, and four cards that needed a printer, an instrument, a commute or a queue were swapped for cards you can do at home. The first card on a fresh install comes from a short hand you can finish in minutes. Fixes: a crash when opening a pack or a card on a Mac, the card border seam at the corners, the bundle price line, the Buy button while prices load, and a stray comma in the widget.

The deck got a new face. One typeface throughout instead of three, a wax seal that is actually wax, and the pack prices in the shop are readable now, which they were not. The suit name on a card also had too little contrast to read; it does not any more.