Sticker sharing Turn a practice, match or new court into a transparent sticker for your own video or photo. Share to IG Story takes it straight into Instagram. Records without a photo can be shared too. One look for cards and stickers Photo cards now show your visits and player number at the court. Teams See hits played together and courts the team has visited. Captains can edit the team. Also: friends' racket and shoes, invitees can ask before joining, free/paid court filter.

Teams - Team chat for members, with unread counts and mute - Joining from a court needs the captain's approval - Captains see who joins with an invite code Hits - Hosts can edit a hit after posting; players are notified - Invite more people or open a hit to more players Passport & players - Your player card shows your home court - See players' main gear and vote to hear their review - Add a greeting when adding a new player Other - Pick gear models from a list - Better English wording

Hit chat - Sort out balls, court fees and where to meet with everyone in your hit - Opens once someone joins, closes 3 hours after the hit ends - Everyone is notified when someone drops out - Simpler day-of card: "I'm here" and the chat Map - Courts show both who is playing now and how many came today Gear - Added Völkl and ProKennex rackets - Brand and year no longer pre-filled Other - New welcome flow: pick what to do first - On iPhone, tap outside a text field to close the keyboard

More reliable check-ins - Check-in range is back to 200 m, so every court at a large venue counts - More precise location: stay 5 minutes on court and your visit is confirmed - A brief GPS jump no longer resets your time on court Refreshed welcome guide - Rewritten for how the app works today: courts, players, nuts and experts

Court closure notices From a court's "Suggest an edit", report a closure, maintenance or event period with dates and details. Once confirmed, hits can't be arranged there during those dates and players who saved the court are notified. Notices on the court card now collapse to one line. Logging a match Friends you've played with most appear first when choosing an opponent. Footprint map A new hint: tap a dot to see who has played there. Fixes Half-screen panels on iPhone now all have a close button. City lists match the map bubbles. Practice walls no longer show availability.

Find players - The Find Players chip now shows how many people are looking - Players free anywhere in a city appear as a city bubble you can tap to invite - Each court shows how many are hosting a hit or free to play Hits - Set the level you are looking for (NTRP range) Court closures - Courts closed, under maintenance or hosting an event show the dates, and no hits can be arranged then - When reporting a court closed, add the dates and a photo of the notice

Fixes Fixed a crash on launch affecting some users, plus interface refinements.

Practice walls - New "Walls" view on the map shows practice walls near you - Log practice sessions at a wall, or submit new walls you find Passport skins - Each color scheme now shows its unlock rule: Grand Slam schemes unlock by GPS check-ins on matching surfaces with linked friends; progress resets yearly - Classic Green is now "Tennis Nut Green" Other - Updated developer welcome message and getting-started guide

Quiet hours, on your terms Set the hours you don't want to be notified. Separately, set the hours when your own tennis shouldn't notify anyone else. Either can be set to all day. Notifications held back still wait for you in the bell the next morning. Changes to a hit — cancelled, moved — always come through, because missing one means making the trip for nothing. Court status, updated any time The one-report-per-day limit is gone. Whoever reported a full court in the morning is the person standing there in the afternoon when it clears, and now they can say so. Status also expires sooner: busy and wet after two hours, damaged and closed after 24. "You can go now" is a notification too When a court you follow recovers from busy or closed, you hear about it. Until now only bad news travelled. See a friend playing, say "I'm coming too" The top of a court page shows which friends us how many other players are there. One tapopens a hit and invites them. With no friends on court, it still tells you how many people are playing. Courts you can't walk into now look different Courts inside military bases and port areas on the map, labelled "restricted" on thecard, and no longer appear when you pick a court for a hit. You can still see them, and playing there still counts. The collective footprint map Tap a lit court to see the faces of everyonequering a new court now offers a way into the shared map too. Teammates you've already met Same team, same court, same day — but not frnow names them, and adding them takes onetap. A broken screen is no longer a black one If a page fails, you get a screen that can st wrong. Go back and carry on, or send thedetails to the developer in one tap — no screenshot, no version number to remember. Fixes · Tapping "Orthophoto" showed the street mapets" to get the aerial imagery. Fixed — eachbutton now does what it says. · The court card is tidier: status now readsof a date, and what was five lines is two. · One person arriving at one court no longer notifies you twice.

"Playing now" now means someone is actually playing Being near a court used to be enough to count, so anyone who lives beside one showed up as playing all day. Now two things have to be true: you're at the court, and you've actually logged a practice or a match. The arrival radius is tighter too — 100 metres instead of 200. The map has a second layer: Played today Only a handful of courts have someone on them right now, but far more have been played on today. The two are drawn separately now: dark for playing now, light for played today. Practices and matches you log after you've left the court still count towards your stats and still earn nuts. The ones that were missed have been credited. Shared ground Your home screen used to say "around here" — but that isn't where you are, it's where you play. Now it says what it means: players who've been on a court in the same city as you in the last six months, and aren't your friends yet. Play in more than one city? Pick which one you're looking at. Every row says who they are and where they'd go The week view used to show a name and a time. Now every row carries their level, and every court they named — no more trailing "…", which is exactly where your regular court tended to be hiding. Starter guide Not sure where to begin? There's a starter guide inside "Talk to the developer". New players also get one more step at setup: pin a court you play at. Also fixed • You can back out of writing a gear review halfway through • Opening the week view from a notification no longer traps you there • Team-only hits are no longer visible outside the team • Courts you've favourited now count towards "who's free nearby"

This release opens up the whole path to finding a hit. Players nearby - Your home screen now lists free-time windows posted by players in the cities you play in — level and bio included. Log one practice and they start appearing. - You can now ask them directly. They get "you asked them", not an announcement. - "See the week" defaults to a list showing everyone; the calendar is one tap away. Hits - Hits can be cancelled, right from the home screen; withdrawing a time slot asks first. - Arrival card: appears before a session starts — check in with "I'm here", share where you are and what you're wearing. Can't find each other? One tap turns both phones into a bright full-screen sign. The conquest map - Passport's Court Conquest now opens a map of every court Nut players have ever reached — lit counties and all — with your own share counted. Every session you log lights it up a little more. - Court pages now show how many players have played there. Also - Friends get notified when you post free time; past slots can no longer be picked. - Hybrid-strung rackets: both mains and crosses can be picked in gear posts. - Developer chat updates live. Dates now show as 9/23 (Tue).

Players free nearby - New on the home screen: the times posted by people in the cities you actually play in — people you haven't met yet. Leave one practice record and they start showing up; nothing to declare, nothing to switch on. - Their level and a line of their bio now sit right there. Deciding whether to ask someone you've never met comes down to those one or two lines. "Who's free" is one card now Your own times, your friends', and the people nearby used to live in three separate cards — and two of them were answering the same question. They're one card now, in that order, each section labelled. - Ask is the same button everywhere. Hosts and guests, friends and strangers: the same shape for the same action. - When someone says "anywhere in Taichung", the court picker lists courts in Taichung. It used to list your own favourites, which might all be in another city — under a heading that said Taichung. Dates you can read - "Free on Thursday" never said which Thursday. It's "Free 9/23 (Thu)" now. Today and tomorrow stay as words; they were never ambiguous. - "This week" is "Last 7 days", which is what it always counted. Also - Share cards come in a story size (9:16) as well as the square one. - On is now in the shoe brands, so the Roger Pro doesn't have to go in as "Other". - The cities you've played in count for six months. One trip shouldn't put that city on your home screen forever. - Once you've asked a specialist something, the home screen stops introducing them.

Hits - Cancelling a hit is now a button with a label on it. Hosts used to get an unlabelled icon while everyone else got "I'm in" / "Can't make it", and a lot of people never recognised it as cancel. - You can also cancel straight from the hit on your home screen, without going to the court first. Your free time - Withdrawing a window you've posted now asks first, and shows which window — that button sat right next to "edit", so a miss deleted it outright. Courts - The court card now shows opening hours, pricing, phone and website. That information was always there; it just never made it onto the screen. - In team mode, every team based at a court draws its own badge on the map, and teams without a badge each get their own colour instead of a row of identical circles. - "Players on court" counts people rather than courts. Friends and records - Friends you just added are marked "new" and sorted to the top. - Pending requests are re-checked when you open the friends page. - Your friends and the people you've played recently are listed right above the opponent and partner fields when you log a match. One tap fills the name, and the match is recorded on their passport too, once they confirm. - People who already have matches are no longer prompted to log their first. Changes show up straight away These used to need the app closed and reopened. They don't any more: - Editing your profile — bio, photo, handedness, backhand, level, years playing, how often you play. - Your bio can now be cleared. - "Tennis Nut this week" on the home screen. - The bell count moves when a push arrives while the app is open. Also - Fixed video upload on the free plan. - Coaches can send longer videos. - File size is checked before an upload starts, not after it fails. - Fixed layout overflow when the keyboard opens.

Courts - The court card now shows opening hours, pricing, phone and website. That information was always there; it just never made it onto the screen. - In team mode, every team based at a court draws its own badge on the map, instead of collapsing everything after the first into a "+1". - "Players on court" counts people rather than courts. Friends - Friends you just added are marked "new" and sorted to the top. - Pending requests are re-checked when you open the friends page, rather than waiting for the next cold start. Logging a match - Your friends and the people you've played recently are now listed right above the opponent and partner fields. One tap fills the name, and the match is recorded on their passport too, once they confirm. - People who already have matches are no longer prompted to log their first. Changes show up straight away These used to need the app closed and reopened. They don't any more: - Editing your profile — bio, photo, handedness, backhand, level, years playing, how often you play. - Your bio can now be cleared. - "Tennis Nut this week" on the home screen. - The bell count moves when a push arrives while the app is open. Also - Fixed video upload on the free plan. - File size is checked before an upload starts, not after it fails.

Home screen - "Tennis Nut this week" — how many players logged tennis, how many courts were checked into, updated and reported across the whole app this week, with your own practices and matches underneath. - "Players around here" — people who have played near the courts you play at and aren't your friends yet. Send a request straight from the card. - The page is grouped into sections, with consistent type and colour. Talk to the developer Ask anything or share an idea, and get a notification when there's a reply. Find it on the consultation tab. Match records - Record tiebreak points. - Matches decided by a single match tiebreak are now supported. Friends - Add a note to a friend request so they know who you are. - See who is asking when a request arrives, not just a name. Courts - Courts show who filled in their details. - Staying at a court and completing a check-in now leaves a verification on that court. - Favourites explain themselves: once added, you're told when a court is full, wet or damaged. - Court conquest counts matches and check-ins, not only practices. - You choose which region you're conquering; it no longer follows your phone's language. Also - Your bio appears where other players can see it. - A link to the LINE official account, where news and events are posted. - Smaller download. - Stronger protection for personal data.

This release is about finding people to play with. Players around here People who play near your courts and aren't your friends yet now appear on your home screen — with their level and their intro, and a button to send a request. The same list sits on each court's card. Know who's asking Friend requests now say "you have both played at ○○" — because that's exactly why they could see you. Your intro is visible to players you haven't met That's who it was written for. We tell you once after updating, and you can edit it any time. Who filled this in Court cards now credit the players who completed the data — name, surface, number of courts, lights, opening hours. More accurate court conquest GPS-confirmed check-ins now count. The number on your passport and the one on a memorial photo finally match. Also • A short one-page tour after updating • Two privacy fixes: a public player ID no longer returns an email or phone number, and the coach directory no longer carries contact details • Smaller download

Gear posts ・Write what your racket, shoes or string is actually like to play with — everyone can read it. ・You're told when someone finds your post useful. Three people marking a post helpful earns you 10 nuts. ・Long posts collapse. Players who've been here ・A court's page now lists people who have also played there, and you can send a friend request straight from it. Home court ・The second time you visit the same court, the app asks whether to make it your home court. Teams ・Arranging a hit at your team's home court can now be for the team only. ・The same goes for posting when you're free. ・Team invite links now open. ・Teams show in bright blue on the map, and keep just the crest when you zoom out. Also ・Logging a match tells you when the a friend. ・The home screen's event card can be dismissed. ・373 courts added in Brisbane. ・The nuts page now explains how gear posts earn nuts, and corrects two amounts it was under-reporting: 15, 50 for submitting a new court.

Adding friends is much easier. "Add a friend" now lives in the centre ＋ button — two taps, no more scrolling to the bottom of your passport. If you haven't added anyone yet, the home screen shows you how. "Scan" opens the camera straight away. If they're not next to you, paste their player ID instead, or send them an invite. After you play, we'll ask whether you want to log it. The court and date are already filled in — just adjust the time. Rate a session three balls or below and we'll ask what went wrong, then draft the question for you. You can read it and edit it before deciding whether to send it to a coach. Fixes ・Sharing or saving a practice image could fail ・"My code" did nothing when tapped ・Notifications were allowed but never arrived ・The submit button on court reports scrolled out of sight ・New "Not a tennis court" report option Settings now has a "Send diagnostics" switch. With it on, error details are sent back when something breaks so we can see what went wrong — never your logs, photos or location, and you can turn it off any time.

Teams Add a Teams view to the map: when selected, only courts that are home to a team will remain visible, with the team badge shown on the court. Add a team activity feed. Team captains can transfer the captain role to another member. Increase the maximum number of teams each user can create from 2 to 5. Expert Consultation Change multi-expert consultation to a registration-based system. When a consultation is being closed, ask the user to confirm whether they agree to close the case. After a practice session, if the user gives it a low rating, allow them to turn it into a question for expert consultation. Courts & Map Add an Indoor filter for rainy-day use. This includes roofed tennis courts as well as indoor practice facilities. Add Practice Facility as a new venue type. It will be shown in teal, but will not count toward the user's courts visited total. Pin the Submit button to the bottom of the Add Court screen so users do not need to scroll all the way down. Practice Log Add Ball Machine Practice as a new practice type. Share Cards If sharing fails, show a Share Failed message, or save the image and return the user to the share panel. Add progressive fallback for screenshot rendering: if 3.0× fails, retry at 2.0×, then 1.0×. Other Racquets that are not marked as the primary racquet will now also be visible when friends view the user's Tennis Passport. Fix the Nuts animation. Remove mixed Chinese and English text from the Delete Practice confirmation dialog.

Friends now have a page of their own. Tap Friends in your passport for the full list — searchable, sortable, and no longer collapsing halfway through. Each player shows their practice count and the line they wrote about themselves. You can also sort friends into your own groups, like "Weekend hitters" or "North". Groups are private to you; nobody is ever told which group they are in. Three fixes: your current shoes stayed hidden from friends after you retired an old pair; checking in anonymously still notified your friends; and notification permission is now asked right after you've done something, rather than on first launch.

New ・Onboarding now ends with your player QR. Someone you just played with scans it and you are added to each other's list — no ID to read out, no need to go looking for the feature. ・113 courts in Okinawa. Names were recovered from surrounding park and sports-centre data, taking the share with a real name from 10% to 59%. ・Partner events on the home screen are now filtered by distance. Previously it showed the five soonest anywhere; an event in Taipei no longer lands on a Kaohsiung player's home screen. Fixed ・The daily nut claim is retired. It had been removed from the app but was still live on the server, so some people hit an error on their first day. Nuts already claimed are not being taken back. ・The "I'm here" card now appears on its own. Its window opens two hours before a session starts, but nothing was refreshing the screen when that moment passed, so it only showed up after a pull-to-refresh. ・7,287 courts were marked "no lights" when the truth was that nobody had checked — an import default, not fieldwork. Those are back to "unknown". Courts verified on site are unchanged. ・Adding a friend now asks for a player ID or a QR scan. The old hint offered name and email search, which required an exact match and almost never worked. Changed ・Home cards now use two levels instead of each card inventing its own border. ・Coach bios go from 200 to 800 characters, and the field opens at four lines. That one box is everything a student reads before deciding to spend nuts. ・Empty states for practice logs, favourites and court conquest share one tone.

My Free Times: say which days you're free and what you want to play. Friends see how many hours you overlap; one tap sends an invitation with the time and court already in it — no more starting from "when are you free?" Invitations can now name who they're for. That person gets "X asked you", not an announcement, and nobody else is disturbed. At the court: an arrival card appears on your home screen two hours before. Tap I'm here, and add where you are and what colour you're wearing. Running late notifies the others. Can't find each other? Both phones light up with Over here — like holding a sign at an airport. Favourite courts now sort by distance, with the kilometres shown. Tap to see them all without leaving the card. Fixes: picking 23:45 no longer saves as 23:50; new sessions default to today rather than tomorrow; duplicate invitations are blocked; the English interface is complete, including weekday names.