Links shared in a conversation can now be opened with a tap. The profile screen has a way back, and editing your profile now has a close button — it will ask before discarding anything you have not saved.

Reply to a message: swipe it left, and the quote stays above the composer. Tap the quote to go back to the original. The keyboard no longer closes while you read back through a conversation, and a small control takes you to the latest message. Voice notes are no longer silenced by the ringer switch. Your shared location updates when you open the app — only if you have sharing on. Notifications now arrive once, on the right device.

Replies have come to The Desk. Swipe any message to answer it — the message you are answering stays with your reply, and a tap returns you to the original. Long-press now lifts the message clear of the conversation, so it is always clear which one you are acting on. Reading back no longer puts the keyboard away. The Conciergerie and the Tux Office carry the house crest. Voice notes are no longer silenced by the ringer switch, a shared location refreshes when you open the app, and leaving a conversation returns you to The Desk.

Voice messages: record and send a voice note in any conversation. Tux Office: a new direct line to the Tuxedo team, alongside the Concierge. Enquire about an event directly from its page. Messages can now be copied.

Password reset: members can now reset their own password by email, and the Tuxedo team can issue new credentials directly. Events can now be prepared as drafts and published when ready.

The Desk has been redesigned. Members can now hold separate conversations: one with the Concierge, and a private thread with each member of the Tuxedo team. Also in this release: profile photographs restored across the app, refined typography and layout throughout The Desk, improved invitation emails, and updated event categories.