Convivia now runs on iPad and Mac and is optimized for iPhone Duo — and you stay the same person everywhere. On iPad your groups sit next to the posts, large screens show more side by side, and the deck works in landscape too. iPhone Duo follows the fold: closed, it's the iPhone you know; open, your groups and posts sit side by side, just like on iPad. On the Mac it has become a proper Mac app: photos come from your photo library or straight from the Finder, with keyboard shortcuts and swiping on the trackpad. A second device doesn't turn you into a second member. Add your iPad or Mac and it checks in with your iPhone; you confirm a short code there, and your groups are simply there — under your name, without a new invitation. And if you delete the app and install it again, you no longer start from scratch: Convivia recognizes you and brings your groups back. Also: old groups that were long finished and kept turning up anyway can now be removed for good — after a confirmation, naturally. And one last thing for the eye: previews are sharper. You see more of the picture in the deck and in the post list, and it shows most on iPad and Mac. Many views now use the system's own building blocks — it all feels more familiar and runs smoother. Notifications can now be switched on later in Settings. And on the Mac, the keychain no longer asks for permission at every start.

Convivia now runs on iPad and Mac — and you stay the same person everywhere. On iPad your groups sit next to the posts, large screens show more side by side, and the deck works in landscape too. On the Mac it has become a proper Mac app: photos come from your photo library or straight from the Finder, with keyboard shortcuts and swiping on the trackpad. A second device doesn't turn you into a second member. Add your iPad or Mac and it checks in with your iPhone; you confirm a short code there, and your groups are simply there — under your name, without a new invitation. And if you delete the app and install it again, you no longer start from scratch: Convivia recognizes you and brings your groups back. Also: old groups that were long finished and kept turning up anyway can now be removed for good — after a confirmation, naturally. And one last thing for the eye: previews are sharper. You see more of the picture in the deck and in the post list, and it shows most on iPad and Mac. Many views now use the system's own building blocks — it all feels more familiar and runs smoother. Notifications can now be switched on later in Settings. And on the Mac, the keychain no longer asks for permission at every start.

Convivia now runs on iPad and Mac — and you stay the same person everywhere. On iPad your groups sit next to the posts, large screens show more side by side, and the deck works in landscape too. On the Mac it has become a proper Mac app: photos come from your photo library or straight from the Finder, with keyboard shortcuts and swiping on the trackpad. A second device doesn't turn you into a second member. Add your iPad or Mac and it checks in with your iPhone; you confirm a short code there, and your groups are simply there — under your name, without a new invitation. And if you delete the app and install it again, you no longer start from scratch: Convivia recognizes you and brings your groups back. Also: old groups that were long finished and kept turning up anyway can now be removed for good — after a confirmation, naturally. And one last thing for the eye: previews are sharper. You see more of the picture in the deck and in the post list, and it shows most on iPad and Mac.

Convivia now runs on iPad and Mac — and you stay the same person everywhere. On iPad your groups sit next to the posts, large screens show more side by side, and the deck works in landscape too. On the Mac it has become a proper Mac app: photos come from your photo library or straight from the Finder, with keyboard shortcuts and swiping on the trackpad. A second device doesn't turn you into a second member. Add your iPad or Mac and it checks in with your iPhone; you confirm a short code there, and your groups are simply there — under your name, without a new invitation. And if you delete the app and install it again, you no longer start from scratch: Convivia recognizes you and brings your groups back. Also: old groups that were long finished and kept turning up anyway can now be removed for good — after a confirmation, naturally.

Invitations now take effect instantly: anyone who follows your link joins the group within seconds — even while your app is closed. And as the admin, you get a notification the moment someone joins. Also fixed: a crash that could hit the app in the background while it wasn't being used at all.