Personal Precinct is clearer about what to do next The precinct now opens with three plain actions — identify, reach out, scan — each saying who it applies to and why. Choose one and the rest step aside so you can see more of your contacts. We only tell you what we actually know When a contact matches several voter records, we no longer show a party, address or turnout estimate — those belonged to someone who merely shares the name. You'll see how many people it might be, and you can pick the right one. Your own notes, like when you last texted them, stay. Finding people is faster Sort your review list easiest-first or alphabetically, search it by name, and filter any category to work through it on its own. Tags work properly Mark a contact as a business, deceased, moved away or do-not-contact and they leave your precinct — counts included. Copy messages Press and hold any message in My Conversations to copy it. Mastodon is on by default The Fediverse import is now available without hunting for a setting. Nothing is published automatically.

Personal Precinct improvements - Voters you confirm with "This is them" now reliably appear in your Personal Precinct, including people looked up by name. - When a voter matches someone already in your Contacts, dWorld offers to link to that contact instead of silently creating a duplicate. - Two new categories: "In Review" for contacts whose possible matches disagree, and "Not Found" for people not in the voter file. Fewer contacts sit in Review, and Reach Out now includes everyone worth contacting. - People registered in more than one state keep all of their registrations visible after you confirm one. - Voting history no longer shows an incorrect state next to past elections. - Searching a large precinct is now instant. Messaging and video - Fixed the message box disappearing after using Personal Precinct search. - YouTube videos on a slow connection no longer report themselves as unavailable, and the AI Guide now receives the full video transcript when you share a video with it. - Improved recovery of encrypted conversations after a device is restored. Signing in - Added a "Resend code" button if your verification code expires, and clearer messages when a code has expired or been entered too many times.

Your contacts are now encrypted before they leave your phone, and business entries are filtered out so fewer are sent at all. Signing up is more reliable — your account is created only once you've picked a username. Texas suspended voters now appear correctly in your Personal Precinct. We fixed a crash that could happen while the AI was answering, a rare case where a network problem could drop people from your Personal Precinct, and you're now asked to approve AI use wherever you start a request. Plus Lessons, and fixes to podcast items and web cards.

Personal Precinct - Add someone in a single tap with "This is them." - People registered in more than one place now show as one person, not duplicates. - "Wrong Voter" removes incorrect matches for good. Mailings - Tap "Next" to page through more suggested recipients, instead of the same initial set. Messages - Reliability fixes for encrypted direct messages and group chats.

This release focuses on speed and reliability: a smarter Personal Precinct that checks the Catalist V2 national voter file privately on your device, faster typing and scrolling, more dependable encrypted direct messages and group chats, press-and-hold read-aloud (SPEAK) in The Book and the Feed, plus stability and bug fixes throughout.

The big enhancements in this version include Catalist V2 support (which means you should see more voter file ‘hits’ when scanning your Contacts), much improved Personal Precinct, AI Compose enhancements, Group Chats and Collaboration, white label support, Relational Organizing only mode support, video improvements, and much more. Behind the scenes there is a whole new capability to manage Organizations within dWorld.

 Also bug fixes and performance enhancements.

This update improves Personal Precinct and contact matching: - Better voter matching: contacts now match on name and ZIP, not just phone number, so more of your contacts are found. - Merged registrations: when someone is registered in two states, their records now combine into a single card with a unified voting history. - Cleaner results: easily remove an incorrect match, and it stays removed. - Faster, simpler voter lookup, including name-only search. - AI Compose: added a Clear button to quickly reset your draft. - Stability and performance fixes.