A new Home: the hottest posts and member showcases up front, then tournaments, top decks and Deck of the day, with every section in an Explore grid at the bottom. Cleaner filter pills and Posts / Showcase switch.

Edit your Yu-Gi-Oh! decklists in the app, and the deck builder shows each format's zones. Groups have a cleaner look, and a group owner can name co-owners to help run it. Halloween colors from October 20 to 31. A new app icon, redesigned collections, and messages you send stay on screen.

Tapping a card in a deck opens the card page. Back from a post returns to it in the list. Long reaction rows show the top three and a count. Mono palette fixes, profile header, image-only posts, sharing parity.

A new look that matches the site: its palette, opaque panels, and a cleaner profile and leaderboard. Cobalt is now the default palette. On first launch the app follows your phone's light or dark setting. Taking a photo while writing a post no longer closes the post.

Search the forums by thread, board or game. Notifications open the exact comment, reply or message they name. React to a public binder and see where it ranks among every collection. The Showcase tab flashes when there is a showcase you have not seen yet. Your session is now bound to this device.

Tap a picture in a post to open it with the post: the author, the caption, the reactions and a reply box, all on one screen. Push the picture down to go back. Edit your own posts, which also means you can add tags to a showcase post after you have posted it. Replies to a comment now behave the same everywhere, and the reply box stays above the keyboard. Profiles without a cover photo get the drawn shard field, in both light and dark. Confirming your email is easier: the code fills itself in from the keyboard, pasting works, and the last digit submits.

Tap a profile picture to see it full size. The featured duelist card on Home and the Duelists board has a new look, and the slow shimmer is gone from cards and badges. The merch store is in the app: browse, pick a size, and check out. Reels have their own player. Hold a message in a group to react to it. Reactions use the house glyphs, and reaction alerts lead with the glyph. Every duelist.social link opens in the app. Share from every detail page. Drafts survive, recent searches are remembered, and empty screens say why. A new app icon.

Reply to any comment, not just the post. Reactions land the moment you tap them. Tap a name anywhere in the feed to open that duelist's profile. Copy a post's link without going through the share sheet. Tap a picture in the feed to see it full screen without leaving the feed. Type @ in any composer to pick who you mean. Your profile now shows your posts as a grid or a list. A duelist.social link now opens the app instead of the browser.

Groups are built for conversation now. A group opens in its channel with the topic rail pinned on top and the message box docked at the bottom, and About, Members and Decks sit one tap away. Typing keeps the conversation in view: the header steps aside, the tab bar clears the keyboard, and every chat jumps to the newest message. Your profile shows your pictures. Posts appear in a grid that frames portrait, landscape and decklist shots the way they were taken, with a list view for reading, and a post can be a picture with no words at all. Search every duelist by name or handle, however deep in the rankings they sit. Card pages lead with the decks that placed at the biggest events. Search any card across Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic, Pokemon, and Riftbound from the Cards tile on Home, attach a .ydk decklist to a post as a picture of the full list, and rate decklists on a 1 to 10 scale. Premium members can share a card's price move over 7, 30, 90, or 365 days, with a chart you can scrub right in the feed.

The Duelists leaderboard joins the tab bar, and Groups opens on yours. Messages splits chats and requests, with search on top. Reels follow your theme and play on post pages. Tap a post picture for a full lightbox. Add friends straight from profiles, and likes now push with a clear title. The feed opens on your main game, collection highlights lead with your own card photos, and tournament result rows open the decklist.

Sharper binder scanning, collection highlights, exact-printing buy links, and a supporter badge for Collector members.