What's new in 1.0.12 The OGs are looping again. Lele Pons, JimmyHere, Megan McCarthy, Gary Vee, MightyDuck, and Jack and Jack are posting six-second loops on Divine. What else is new: - Replies are back. Comment on any loop, get pinged when someone replies to yours, and tap the notification to land right in the conversation. - The audio picker now searches, remembers your saved sounds, and lets you reuse anyone's track in your own loop. Two new bundled tracks: Wednesday My Dudes and State Highway. - Your divine.video handle finally shows up the way you'd expect: @you, no domain dragging behind it. - Deep-link straight into any Explore tab by name. - Filipino joins the language list. - Recording keeps your screen awake so the timer doesn't bail mid-take. - DMs queue up locally now: type, send, walk into a tunnel, the message still goes out. Sharper edges: - Bigger tap targets on the bottom nav and across video gestures. - Pull-to-refresh on the home feed works again. The New tab refreshes fresh, and Popular Now sorts the way it says. - View counts and loops on the New feed and your profile match the numbers we actually count. - Native Apple loop playback. The seam at the end of the loop is basically invisible now. - The Divine-hosted-only filter starts on by default. - Notification taps for liked-your-comment and replied go to the right place; the Follow Back button stops disappearing on you. - Edited videos count likes across every version. Your reactions add up the way they should. - Verified handles survive a profile edit. Collaborator-tagged videos stop leaking into your own feed. - Black video previews fixed. Fullscreen engagement stats restored. - Nostr links in messages render as readable links, not alphabet soup. - Settings deletion confirmation accepts lowercase. We were being dramatic. - Invite codes show the dash hint after the 4th character. - Stuck downloads evict their bad cache and retry once you bounce Settings. Privacy and security: - iOS hardens the in-app Nostr bridge with per-frame origin checks. - Logs no longer keep deep-link query strings or auth headers.

We tightened up the whole diVine loop. Feeds refresh more reliably, especially on Home, New, and Popular. Notifications are easier to scan, with better grouping and video thumbnails so you can tell what happened without playing detective. The camera now starts on the back camera by default, upload mode has clearer guidance, and deep links behave better when you’re jumping into videos, invites, or the app from the outside world. We also cleaned up sign-in edge cases, made bottom tabs easier to tap, improved image upload retries, quieted one very enthusiastic sound effect, and added stronger guardrails around media links. Plus: more complete language support across the app. Less friction. More loops. Still weird, wonderful, and human.

We made getting into DiVine smoother. - Email verification is more resilient if signup gets interrupted - If you try to create an account with an email that already exists, we now send you to sign in - Login and password reset flows handle flaky connections better - We cleaned up a few auth handoffs so you get a clearer next step instead of a dead end No slop. Just a smoother way into the app.

We’ve been tuning Divine so the good stuff gets easier to find, make, and share. What’s new: - A fresh profile experience, with cleaner video grids and more reliable loop counts. - A smoother recording and editing flow, including better trimming, previews, and clip handling. - Better search, refreshed Explore surfaces, and clearer empty states. - Cleaner settings, including a new Content & Safety area. - Invite improvements for creators and collaborators. What feels better: - Video playback should be steadier, with fewer weird stalls and background hiccups. - Comments, likes, notifications, and inbox badges should feel more in sync. - Password managers, reset-password flows, locale handling, and startup should behave more reliably. - A bunch of sharp little edges across profiles, feeds, search, and the editor got sanded down. Thanks for helping us build a brighter, weirder, more human corner of the internet. No slop. All human.