What did the team do this time? Rebuilt how the app starts, repainted a few rooms and got ready for iOS 27. Nobody asked us to do all three at once. We did it anyway. - Your Followers, Following and Matches lists got a fresh look. Same people, nicer room. - Reactions and likes now open in a tidy sheet you can drag up for the full list. Half a screen when you're curious, the whole screen when you're invested. - Typed the wrong password? You land back on the form you were filling in, not on a mysterious loading screen. Several of us tested this one thoroughly, and not on purpose. - Opening the app from a notification or a link now takes you where you meant to go, even when the app is starting from scratch. We rebuilt the whole launch sequence for this. It took longer than anyone admitted in planning. - The app is ready for iOS 27, and scrolling picked up the softer edges the newer systems like. We'd describe the effect, but it's the kind of thing you only notice when it's missing. - Choosing a photo keeps the picker open with a polite "Please Wait" while we get it ready. If something goes wrong, you stay where you were instead of starting over. - When our servers have a moment, the app now waits and tries again instead of wandering off to look for another one. Much calmer. We're working on being like that too. We've also fixed bugs and improved overall performance of the app. We'll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.

This one's for everyone who has been reading Live in a language that wasn't theirs. Also, we cleaned the garage. - Live streams now speak Russian and Ukrainian. Every screen of the live experience, translated. The updated country list came along for the ride. - Editing your profile got friendlier: if a display name isn't allowed, the error now shows up right on the form and your other edits stay exactly where you left them. No more starting over. - Links to Terms, Privacy and help now always open the right place, even before you sign in. Small thing. Someone on the team was weirdly happy about it. - We finally removed an entire live-streaming toolkit the app had been carrying around without using. The download got lighter. We would like exactly one person to be impressed. We've also fixed bugs and improved overall performance of the app. We'll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.

This sprint we fixed some bugs and upgraded the code that powers the app. Here's what's new: - Live badges now show up where they should and take you where you expect when you tap them. Previously they had opinions of their own. - Fixed a crash that could happen after tapping certain ads. Rare, deeply annoying, now gone. - Under the hood we retired a small mountain of ageing dependencies and moved the rest onto modern tooling. None of this is visible. All of it makes the app quicker to build and safer to ship. We would like exactly one person to be impressed. We've also fixed bugs and improved overall performance of the app. We'll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.

Some updates are flashy. This one mostly makes Hornet Live behave itself—which, honestly, is progress. - You can now copy your Profile ID straight from My Profile. No more carefully retyping a tiny string and hoping for the best. - Live links now open reliably whether or not they arrive with an extra slash. The app has agreed to stop being so particular about punctuation. - Live indicators now use the latest status information, so they appear when someone is actually broadcasting and lead to the right stream. - Returning to the app while signed out no longer leaves you staring at an endless loading screen. We found the exit. - Replacing a profile photo no longer crashes the gallery. Your new photo gets to make its debut without taking the app down with it. We've also fixed bugs and improved overall performance of the app. We'll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.

What did the team do this time? We taught the inbox how to handle a bad day without making it everyone else's problem. Growth looks good on it. - Inbox loading and retry states are clearer, and conversations you already loaded stay right where they are if a refresh fails. The inbox may have a moment; your messages don't need to. We've also fixed bugs and improved overall performance of the app. We'll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.

We're constantly improving Hornet Live to help you connect better. This update brings a smoother, faster experience with powerful new ways to stand out and discover. What did the team do this time? We taught Live links where they actually need to go. It sounds obvious now that it works. - Shared Live links now open the right destination more reliably from chats, notifications, websites, and other places across the app. Our links have finally learned to read the map. We've also fixed bugs and improved overall performance of the app. We'll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.

We’re constantly improving Hornet Live to help you connect better. This update brings a smoother, more reliable experience across Live, Honey, and messaging. What did the team do this time? Mostly make sure taps and links take you where they promised. Revolutionary, we know. - Shared Live links now open the correct room or destination. - Message notifications take you straight to the conversation, even when Hornet Live was closed. - Honey balances refresh correctly, alongside a few visual fixes and interface improvements. We’ve also fixed bugs and improved overall performance. We’ll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.

We're constantly improving Hornet Live to help you connect better. This update brings a smoother, faster experience with powerful new ways to stand out and discover. What did the team do this time? Quite a lot. We rebuilt the Live experience and somehow still remembered to fix the smaller things too. - Live has a refreshed experience for watching broadcasts, starting your own, following room invitations, sharing streams, and keeping video playing in picture-in-picture. It was a short sentence. It was not a short project. - We tidied up loading states, unavailable actions, and error messages throughout Live, because “nothing happened” is not a user interface. We've also fixed bugs and improved overall performance of the app. We'll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.

We're constantly improving Hornet Live to help you connect better. This update brings a smoother, faster, and more reliable experience across your profile, chats, inbox, and live streams. This one's a big one — we quietly caught Hornet Live all the way up to the latest and greatest, so there's a lot packed in here. The team is fine. Probably. - A big visual refresh for the latest iOS — new bars, new buttons, and a redesigned chat input bar that finally feels at home. - Profiles open faster — we taught the app to load the important bits first and remember what it already knows. - Chats load quicker and stop dropping messages when things get busy. Reactions also sit at the right size again, which one designer had very strong feelings about. - Your inbox counter finally keeps up — the unread badge updates on its own instead of waiting for you to open the inbox. - Smoother live streams — we cleaned up a handful of display glitches around the live tab so the show goes on without the hiccups. - When something goes wrong, you'll get a friendly little message with a Retry button instead of a staring contest with a blank screen. - Plus a pile of crash fixes and tiny glitches nobody will notice but the devs are very proud of. Let them have this one. We've also fixed bugs and improved overall performance of the app. We'll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.

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