The crew grows, and it listens: - A new guest rides along on every trip. Meet Chris Peacock, an old Queens hand with a delivery all his own, brought in right after the welcome. - Text your storytellers to change how the stories are told. Raunchier, more horror, a grumpier Harold: tell the crew and the next drive follows, until you ask for the defaults back. Stronger content is an opt-in for adults. - The crew can answer in their own voices. Ask them to say it and they will send a voice note. - Five dollars now buys about an hour of stories, and the label says so honestly. - Out of credits means a quiet car and a top-up card, never a robot voice reading half a story twice. - The world under the words: ambient sound beneath every stop, mixed to sit under the voices.

The road no longer runs out from under you: - Top up your story credits right from the trip screen. When you run low, a top-up card appears; after the purchase your trip resumes on its own. - Friendlier messages when the story pauses. No technical jargon mid-ride. - Reliability fixes for long trips, including smarter retries and smoother recovery.