• Your Instagram count can now be exact. Signed out, Instagram only reports the number other people see, which leaves out deactivated and flagged accounts that your own profile still counts — so it reads slightly low. Open Instagram in Stack and sign in, and the count comes from your own profile instead. • Networks are now called accounts, everywhere in the app. • Tapping Add beside a suggested account takes you straight to that account.

• Your Instagram count can now be exact. Signed out, Instagram only reports the number other people see, which leaves out deactivated and flagged accounts that your own profile still counts — so it reads slightly low. • Open Instagram in Stack and sign in, and the count comes from your own profile instead.

• New followers from a background check show on the network right away when you open Stack, and tapping a notification takes you to your dashboard. • Faster refresh: counts start moving the moment you open the app, and background checks read all your networks at once. • YouTube without a sign-in no longer slows a refresh down. • Scroll back through your last 40 arrivals at the top of the dashboard. • A reminder chip during the last days of your trial. • Stack now tells you when notifications are turned off in iOS Settings. • Always On switches to its night look at midnight.

Apple Podcasts: Apple publishes no follower count for a podcast, so Stack now asks for yours. Enter it from Apple Podcasts Connect and it counts in your total like any other network. Ratings are no longer shown.

See what each post brought. On 31 networks your latest posts, videos and episodes sit beside your count, with the followers each one brought in, its views and likes. Two days after you post, Stack tells you how it did. Plays, watch time and earnings: Stack now tracks your Spotify plays and listening time, your YouTube views and watch time, and earnings where you have them. Each has its own chart. Six new networks: Stack Overflow, GitLab, itch.io, PeerTube, Odysee and Pixelfed. Stack now tracks 51.

New: Stack now follows what you post. On 31 networks, your latest videos, posts and episodes sit beside your count, with the followers each one brought in, its views and likes, and a note two days later with how it did. Twitch and Kick show when you're live. Adding a network now starts with the ones most popular where you are, and says exactly what Stack will track. Your networks sit on tiles of their own, and your posts sync across your devices with iCloud.

Your goal is now on your Apple Watch face: a new complication closes a ring as you near your target, for your total or for one network. Stack also runs cooler and is easier on the battery, the All networks page switches time ranges instantly, and the dashboard no longer jumps when a follower arrives. The refresh icon is back when you swipe a network to the right.

Stack now remembers. Every milestone you pass is kept with the gap that came before it — "41 days after 9,000" — so you can see how long each stretch actually took. Alongside it: the best day, week and month each count has ever had, and the run it is on now. Goals can sit on your total or on a single network, and a new Home Screen widget shows one as a ring. On iPad, your networks are on one side and the one you picked on the other. And the dashboard now tells you when your people actually tend to arrive.