What's new • Posts with pictures show as stories for their first day • Event pages: a Latest media strip to add your photos, and guests shown as people • Gift draws: the organiser can stay out of the hat and hold seats for someone else • Places: see who else is checked in where you are • Expenses: a payment QR code to get paid back Fixed • Scanning a receipt no longer crashes the app on iPhone

What's new • Ask Woosh with Siri now works on a locked phone, and keeps listening when Woosh asks you something back. • Menus open and close more smoothly on iOS 26.

What's new - A new group page: five tabs, with tasks, calendar and activity each in their own place - Group tasks: one list, a task anyone can do (points go to whoever did it), and repeating tasks that can be optional - To-do in the menu shows today's count - Camera: full-screen viewfinder, filters, lens buttons and tap to focus - "Hey Siri, ask Woosh" works in the car - Lists: shopping is now a switch on any list Fixed - Dictation works when your phone's region has no voice language

What's new • To-do: your tasks, calendar and lists in one place, for you and for each group. • Lists: named lists beside the shopping list, several shopping lists per group, and items that say which kind of store they come from. • Subtasks: turn a task's checklist into tasks you can hand out, each with its own date. Snooze a task, and view tasks as a list, a board or a calendar. • Ask Woosh: a guide to the app, by text or by voice with Siri. • Home-screen icons for Woosh tools, and for a group or event you pin. • Open pictures, videos and audio with Woosh from other apps. • Subtitles for gallery videos. • Profiles: a bio, interests and a cover picture. • Groups: say what a group is for, and see only the tools it needs. • Event chat: one-tap On my way, Running late and Can't make it. • Workouts sync with Apple Health. • Menus open right where you tap. • Privacy: choose whether only people in your contacts can find you by number. • Hold an emoji to send many at once. Fixed • What friends post in a group's or event's chat shows on Home again. • The Chats list updates as soon as the unread badge changes. • No notification for the chat you already have open. • Dragging a task on the board works.

What's new • Run your household in a private group: a shared agenda by day, week or month, a week menu that fills the shopping list, and a place to get notes out of your head and sort them into tasks. • Planning: one view of everything coming up across all your groups. • Ask Woosh: chat with Woosh to look things up or get something done. • Long-press the Woosh icon for household shortcuts, and add the Today and Shopping list widgets to your home screen. • Kids' tasks: ask for a photo as proof, give a task points, and earn badges. React to what got done and see who helped. • Task checklists with a person per item. • Week menu: anyone in the group can ask for a dish. • Appointments and shopping list items can repeat. • Sync a group's agenda both ways with Google Calendar, show your other calendars next to it, or follow one personal calendar feed across all your groups. • Group pages now have Overview, Photos and Chats tabs. • Share what you're playing as your status, and choose who sees it. • Take pictures for a post or a shout with the camera built into the app. • Gift draws: link a draw to an event, and let a child take part with or without their own account. • Birthday reminders for your friends. • A new Monochrome theme, and a calmer home screen with fewer labels. Fixed • The app opens straight onto a complete home screen. • Pull to refresh no longer gets stuck after you come back to the app. • Choosing a picture no longer asks for access to your whole photo library.

What's new • Collages: lay several pictures into one post • Ask friends to answer your post with a picture of their own • Trips: keep your own, follow a friend's, and see the countries and cities you've explored • Home-screen widgets: what's on, who's nearby, latest activity • Reply to chats right from the notification • Choose who sees your location in each situation, or hide it for a while • Tag friends and add a song to your posts, and see who viewed them • Achievements and a friends' leaderboard • Tips on places, and link a group or event to a shared photo album Fixed • Contacts and calendar access work again

What's new • Reshare a friend's update, or a picture from a group or event, with your friends • Add a picture right from an event's page • A Share button on posts in your feed • A simpler shout composer: what, where, when, and who hears about it • Your monthly recap now shows what your friends got up to too • Hear and reply to messages from your car Fixed • The map pans and pinches again, and no longer crashes after switching views • Fixed a crash when viewing stories

• Draw on your pictures: pen, marker, glow and eraser • Group chats can now be end-to-end encrypted, with polls and location pins • Events: plus-ones, a guest cap with a waitlist, an answer-by date, a hidden guest list, and cancelling without deleting • Invite someone to an event by text or email, even without the app • Hashtags, monthly recaps, and posts with text on a colour • Scan a receipt into shared expenses • Clips play smoother on slow connections, plus many fixes

What's new • Poll your guests for a date — the option that wins sets the event. • Choose who sees your activity, kind by kind, with the exceptions right under each choice. • Share a group or an event straight from its page, and share into a chat from your phone's share sheet. • Give an event a look in one tap. • If you owe money on a trip, you can now see where to pay — and a recorded payment's amount and date can be corrected. Fixed • Woosh opens again on iOS 27. • Videos in chats and carousels play in their own shape instead of a cropped sliver. • A private group's invite link now connects you with the person who sent it. • Smaller layout and stability fixes throughout.

New • Start an event in one tap — Woosh asks where before it asks when • Share straight into a recent conversation from your phone's share sheet • Message notifications now show who they're from • Reply to a shout without turning it into an event, and a shout keeps its chat after it ends • Choose, per person, who can see you're online • Separate switches for what each group and event may send you • Pick a language once when you translate, instead of filling a second set of boxes • Events and groups can be reacted to, and a file or track in your feed can be answered • On a wide window, your people stay beside every screen Fixed • Event cards name who's actually coming instead of counting replies • Muting someone no longer hides their own profile card • Only one video or track plays at a time, anywhere in the app • Tapping a reaction count opens the screen it promises • The privacy screens describe your circles accurately • An event with no cover of its own borrows its first gallery picture • The feed loads its next page sooner, and photo rows open where you'd expect

What's new • A new Home that leads with what's live and coming up • React to comments, not just to pictures • Send a picture that opens once, then is gone • Save the date before an event exists • Split expenses in groups, events and chats • Name friends in pictures; trim, frame and caption before posting • GIFs from your keyboard and pasted images in chats Fixed • Closing the camera in a chat no longer freezes the screen • Tapping a notification marks it read

What's new • Discover — browse public events and groups without an account, as a list or on a map. • Private conversations — a one-to-one chat can now be closed to the server that carries it. • Mentions — @-mention friends in a post, in the comments answering it, and in chat. • Typing indicators, and polls get the room they need. • Morning recap — the night before, handed back to you. • Explorer — your map records the places you have actually been. • Groups — admins choose whether a group carries a gallery and a file library. Public groups get a shareable link and can pick the address it uses, and picture-clock albums are now called Moments. • Posts — change who can see a post from its long-press menu. • Friends — decide what someone who is not a friend yet may see and do, replace a leaked invite link from settings, and hand a friend's pin to whichever map app you navigate with. • Location privacy — where you sleep is its own context, not a public place. • Albums open on their cover, with one page for every "see all". • Calendar sync can take your planned events and leave the spontaneous ones out. Fixed • A screen opened with no history gets a back button that works. • The bottom bar comes back to rest on the tab you switch to. • The home feed notices when somebody else posts. • A front + back picture pair opens as a pair in the feed's viewer. • A dismissed sheet stays dismissed. • A pasted link with no scheme is tappable. • A group row showing a message opens that conversation.

What is new - Share your location for a set time, to your usual audience or just the people you pick. - The map has one location control, and a single filter for narrowing what you see. - Groups have their own shareable link, and can ask people to knock before they walk in. - When an event ends, Woosh offers to add the pictures you took to its album. The events list can also show only events that have pictures. - Add an email address as a second way to be reached. Optional, and you can clear it any time. - The explorer trail and event discovery both load much faster. Fixed - Woosh now tells you exactly what leaves your phone before it uses your contacts, and asks first. Only phone numbers are sent, and only an irreversible code is kept. - Map pins gather into groups when you zoom out instead of piling up, and the heading cone holds still when your phone does. - Zooming from the edge of the map follows your finger. - The full-screen viewer zooms toward your fingers, and a portrait clip fills the screen when you turn the phone. - Location fixes you could not physically have travelled to are discarded, so your pin stops jumping.

WHAT'S NEW Shouts and events are now one thing. A shout keeps its own name and emoji as it becomes an event, can be set for later tonight instead of only right now, and can reach someone who isn't on Woosh yet. You can edit your own shout, change who sees it, or delete it — and a shout that has passed offers to run again. Groups and events have a file library. Shared files and music live on the group page, and anything new shows up in the feed. Ask the conversation a question as a poll. Pictures you add to your gallery now post as an update, so your friends actually see them. Albums open as cover tiles, and picture previews fill the screen instead of staying thumbnails. Tap anyone to open their full profile. Your own pin on the map shows which way you're facing. A public event anchors its block on home, with your own plan inside it. Videos play a lighter version when your connection is slow. Creating an event now ends by helping you invite people, and after an event Woosh asks for your photos in the app rather than only by notification. Friends who haven't installed the app yet can be reached by text message — and you can switch that off in Settings whenever you like. FIXED The event screen no longer crashes when opened cold. Photos from your camera roll upload properly, and a picture that fails to send retries instead of going blank. Pinch-to-zoom in the avatar cropper follows your fingers. Private events keep their cover image out of link previews. Event hosts no longer collect phone numbers from guests they don't know. Blocking someone makes their invite links grant nothing, and hides them from your feed as well as their profile. German and Dutch no longer describe people with the wrong gender, or address one person as a group. The nearby list stops treating yesterday's location as news, and movement labels need real movement behind them. Holding a reaction shows who reacted. Zooming the map from the edge no longer gets cancelled part-way.

What's new • Your feed's photos and clips are now a reel — watch, react and comment, hold to pause. • One press captures both sides, with its own camera for shouts and updates. • The home map switches to satellite and back. • Clips shared in a group or event are filed in its gallery. Fixed • Turning location recording off now hides the last position too. • Pictures load faster and download once. • Birthdays save when you say so. • A photo withdrawn from a chat leaves its gallery too.

What's new • Location tracking now follows your battery — it eases off on low charge or Low Power Mode, and goes full accuracy while you're plugged in • "Never share my location" no longer has to be all-or-nothing: keep it off for everyone and still let a few people see you • Shouts and shares can carry several photos and clips, not just one • Links you share unfurl into proper preview cards • Reply to a shout straight from the activity feed, without opening it • Muting a chat, group or event now keeps it out of your activity feed too • Shout from a bar or café and Woosh can name the place for you • Pause a travel trip's auto-posting instead of stopping it Fixed • Accepting an invite takes you to the group or event you were invited to, instead of the home feed • An invite that can't be accepted says so, instead of leaving you on an empty screen • Shared event links open the app when you have it installed • Signing out no longer gets stuck on the splash screen • Shouts tied to a place are named after where you are, instead of "Up for something" • Your status disappears when your location does, instead of lingering • An event you don't have access to tells you, instead of showing a blank page • Travel trips post at the right time, to the audience you chose • Labels in French, Dutch, German and Spanish fit their buttons again