Find your people, and share anywhere. • Follow and friends: profiles are private. Follow someone and they decide; follow each other and you're friends, and letters open. • Discover: everyone on Wish Me Luck, by name and @. Invite from your contacts or show your code. • Letters and People sit at the top right of the wall. • Share any page with the paper plane: to a friend inside the app, or your own page straight to an Instagram Story, as a Reel where the drawings draw themselves, to WhatsApp and more. • The canvas: Draw, Write a signed note, or Do something and show it. Eight colours and a marker, sketches to trace or colour in, and a colouring page made for your wish. • Your profile is a clean grid, with your big wish pinned. Tap a page to open it full size. • The wall settles one page at a time. Fixes everywhere.

Told from the start, safer, and never alone. • The tale plays first, then three lines on how it works — then your first page. • Write first. The camera opens only if you add a photo. • Every step says why: "this goes under your page", "Draw on it", "Pin it". • Companions: six studio-written friends post a page a day and draw on yours, so no wall starts empty. They're marked "companion". • Reports reach us the moment you send one, and the thing stays hidden for everyone while we look. • The drawings under a page come in a fresh order each time, and the pile ends — "Shuffle again" if you want more. • Clearer words throughout, and a calmer You tab.

Share a page, and everything on paper. • Your page as a poster — the photo, your words, what your friends drew for it — straight into Instagram, Messages, anywhere. It's in the "…" on your own page. • Settings, your people, letters and the evidence wall redrawn as paper: every door has a name, every X says close. • A page that came true stays on the wall for a week. Its celebration shows the page's own photo, the note in full, and what you made for it. • The evidence wall says where you are in the pile, and how long each hand was on it. • Letters: days are marked, the composer is paper, and a letter that doesn't go tells you.

A new front door. • Three tabs along the bottom — Wall, New, You — with a word under each. Nothing to learn. • Every button says what it does: "Draw for Susan", "3 for Susan · see them", "It happened", and a "…" for the rest. • You: what's waiting for you, the page you're carrying, your friends, your letters and your big wish — all there from day one. • Three pens and a rubber. Press slower and the line gets heavier. • Six hundred things to draw, on shelves, with search — and a shelf of your own drawings to use again. • The wall is dealt again every time you come back, so nobody's page is always at the bottom. • Photographs are brighter, and the front camera works.

Corrected App Store screenshots and description. In the app: the first session no longer offers things that need a sign-in to someone who skipped it - it says so and offers the key; signing in later now syncs your pages at once; the unread badge counts only what friends made; the wall says where friends' pages will land.