• TimeGuessr: post your daily TimeGuessr score and start a leaderboard for it. • Edit your messages (touch and hold, then Edit). Edited messages say so. • Mention people: type @ and pick a name. Mentions show in bold. • Mark a leaderboard as unread: touch and hold it on Home. • 90 icons to choose from: 60 new animals, plants, and mushrooms. • Links in chat are underlined and open in your browser. • Invite links are now dailies-scores.com, an invite you tap is remembered while you sign up, and the dash in a code fills in by itself. • Smoother: swiping a chat to see message times follows your finger and always springs back, setup moves straight from your name to your icon, and Settings slides in from the left, where its button is. • Also: Home keeps a steady order and moves up when someone reacts to you, reading a friend's score in one leaderboard clears it in your others, new leaderboards start fresh with today's scores already in, and Krillion scores count for the right day wherever you play.

Bug fixes: • A new leaderboard opened from inside another one (or from a notification) could show the other leaderboard's messages too. • Chats open right at your latest message, without scrolling down every time, and always go all the way to the bottom. • The Paste button no longer shows as an empty gray box when your iPhone uses larger text.

Dailies 2.0 is rebuilt around leaderboards. • A leaderboard is one game with your people: Wordle with family, Krillion with coworkers. Your existing groups become one leaderboard per game, with their chats and history. • Home lists your leaderboards like Messages, newest first, with a blue dot for anything unread. Games you haven't played today sit at the top, one tap from playing. • Today's medals are pinned at the top of each leaderboard's chat. Tap › for silver and bronze, or Weekly for the week's podium. • Spoilers are smarter: until you've played, today's scores and messages from people who've played are hidden, and anyone can still join the conversation. • Start another game with the same people in one tap. An invite shows up in the chat. • Pasted your result into the chat by habit? Dailies offers to post it as your score instead, so nobody gets spoiled. • Quicker setup: just a name and an icon. • Also: an invite button on every leaderboard, notifications as one on/off switch, and Conrad's Crossword opens in its app when installed.

A new look built around today's scores: • Today shows who's winning in each of your groups. Tap a group to see everyone's score, ranked with medals. • Each group has Today, Weekly, and Chat in one place. Switch between them at the top. • Win streaks: shows how many days in a row someone has had the top score. • NYT Connections is now supported. • React with any emoji, and tap a reaction to see who sent it. • Quiet groups (where fewer than two people play a game) are tucked away so your lists stay tidy. Dailies can also suggest turning off games you've stopped playing. • Works offline: everything you've already loaded stays viewable without a connection. • A cleaner black-and-white design, plus many smaller fixes.