Stories you haven't seen come first. • Swiping through today's stories now starts with the friends you haven't caught up on, in the order they posted. Friends you've already seen follow at the end — before, the order was simply who joined the group first, so seen stories could jump ahead of new ones. • The story circles at the top of your group follow the same order, so tapping a circle and swiping right walks the row left to right. • When your streak reaches 7, 30 or 100 days, hoppit asks once whether you'd like to rate it. Say no and it won't ask again for a while.

Longer captions, and the shot you just took fills the screen. • A caption can now be up to 300 characters. Write a long one and it quietly gets smaller, so the whole thing stays on the photo. • Checking a photo before you send it, it now fills the screen — the date, Retake and Send sit on top of the photo instead of on a dark band below it. • Fixed: setting a deadline no longer loses the time you picked. Letting go of the picker right as a number lined up could leave the old time saved.

Stories that stay put, and a few things that just work now. • Stories no longer jump back to the first post while you tap through your friends' check-ins. • A photo and its caption now appear together, and your friends' first photos load in the background — stories open right away. • If a photo or video won't load, the story says so and offers Retry. • Friends in other timezones no longer disappear from your feed. Everyone shows up for their own day, and you can react and comment as usual. • The evening greeting now knows whether you've actually checked in. • Tap ⓘ next to the deadline to see exactly how deadlines work. • More group emojis and emoji search in Korean. • A reaction you leave on a story stays there when you swipe away and back. • Opening a hoppit link while the app is already open no longer freezes it. • Korean: cleaner line breaks, "1명"-style counts, and the Poke button fits on one line.

Your groups now keep up with you. A friend joining, checking in, reacting or commenting shows up on the screen you're already on — no more backing out and coming back in. Coming back to the app refreshes whatever you left open, and the lobby and roster now pull to refresh. Hosts hear the moment everyone in the lobby has set a goal, so the challenge can start without checking back. Everyone gets a nudge when someone new joins and when the challenge begins.

Days a week — a new way to run your group Not every habit fits every day. When you create a group, pick "Days a week" and a number (1–6), then post on whichever days suit you. The count resets every Monday. • Until you hit your number, each day works the way it always has. • Once you're there, you're done for the week: friends' photos stay open, nobody can poke you, and reminders go quiet. • See everyone's progress at a glance — n/N under each friend, a green tick for anyone who's finished, and a weekly column on the calendar. • Streaks for these groups count in weeks. Start or join mid-week and that week's number is scaled down to match. Fixes • The monthly calendar squeezed a week onto six columns — dates sit under the right weekday again. • Starting a challenge could leave you stuck on the setup screen. It now opens the challenge for everyone in the group. • Leaving a group really ends its notifications now, and its older ones drop out of your inbox.

Say it on the photo • Captions on check-ins: after you snap your daily photo or video, tap "Aa" to write a line right on it. • Make it yours — drag it anywhere, pinch to resize, twist to rotate, and pick from three fonts and six colors. • Your caption shows up in the story exactly where you placed it, and you can edit or remove it after posting. • Fair play, as always: a friend's caption stays hidden until you've checked in too.

Left a group and changed your mind? You can now ask the host to let you back in. They decide, and coming back is a fresh start — the days you were away don't count against you. Also fixed: • Tapping a notification could open the app to a blank screen • A group you'd left could still reopen from an old notification • The deadline countdown sometimes appeared late