In this release the city answers when you touch it, and its growth is easier to see. • The residents speak. Tap a building and the day's line appears over the roof; a second tap opens the card as before. Nobody scolds you. • The lamplighter can be caught. Tap him mid-round and the evening guess opens from the city. He walks his round on an over-budget evening too. • The street lamps now come on every evening, and the lamps and windows throw their light on the ground. • The city became a toy. Trees sway, cars honk, the ferry sounds its horn, the lighthouse turns. No points; just an answer. • The city breathes. Wind in the grass, a cloud shadow over the meadow, rooms waking one by one at night; the streets fill as the town grows. • The village spreads round the island, and the woods make room for the town and leave their stumps. • Clouds and a halo in the sky, lace foam at the shore, snow on the far ridge; smoke, leaves, grass and cars now sit at the residents' scale. • A vault's construction site rises a little with every deposit; even the first one brings a stack of timber and a wall. If that vault has a site on the island, the sparkle flows there. • A calmer first day: a one-screen welcome, a "first result comes tomorrow" card, and no level-up you did not earn. The title screen shows only on first install and after eight hours away. • If launch gets stuck, a recovery screen appears. A second copy of your city is kept on your phone, and if the main save cannot be read, the city comes back from it on its own. • Back from the background, the city opens in 3D again. • The calculator in Insights starts from your own budget, and you pick the rate above inflation. • The year poster is free for everyone. Cards you share carry the app's name as a small signature in the corner; you can switch it off in Profile. • The Plus page opens on sample lines, and a sealed month shows one line about the Almanac, with no price. • The review card is gone; at a few good moments iOS may show its own rating sheet. • Fixes: Turkish endings after numbers, the wish countdown, a budget line that contradicted its badge, an icon of its own for I resisted, a cooled-wish notice that points to the Cooling Tower, a gentler tone in quest hints. Your city, your vaults, your streak: all exactly as they were.

This release is mostly one thing: the other half of a promise. • Your city comes back. The backup file you save can now be restored — change phones and the city travels with the file. While restoring, the city standing at that moment waits in a chest for seven days, so a wrong file can be undone. • Writing an expense got faster. Your three most-written entries are one-tap chips, and the "which day?" row now lives on the main screen — yesterday's coffee is written to yesterday. • An afternoon note from the lamplighter: if the day is still unwritten, a small nudge before evening. Seven different lines; none of them blames you. Can be switched off. • Bills fixed: a bill you log honestly no longer turns the day red. The daytime screen and the night verdict read the same number. • The first day's ceremonies calmed down, and no shared frame carries your vault names. Your city, your vaults, your streak — all exactly as they were.

This release adds little and opens a lot. On your first day you could not see what to do; now it is directly under the city. • The four buttons moved up. I spent · I saved · I skipped · No-spend day are under the city now instead of fourteen cards down. • Storm shutters. The first time you go over budget, no building is hurt. The storm still comes — the shutters hold it, and it carries them off. The joiners need a clear month to hang new ones. • The lamplighter asks about your door. Once, right after your first entry: should he knock in the evenings, and at what hour? Say no and he never asks again. • Seven evenings written for your first week, one idea each. • No red warning over breakfast. Announcing a deadline thirteen hours early was never information. The last call opens three hours out, and the ticking countdown is gone. • ⓘ dots beside things that have names — the building's gift, a savings construction site, the storm shutters, Plus. What it is and why it is there. • A "send your card" button in the Companion City. The card no longer carries the names of your vaults; what you are saving for is nobody's business. • Doors into Plus: from the locked Almanac, from your profile, from the notice that says the trial ended. Your city, your vaults, your streak — all exactly as they were.

Feast Day — mark a birthday or wedding in advance. No storm that day, and your streak holds. Month Barn — one line that reads the whole month. One bad day never means the month is over. Companion City — send a friend your week card and keep the lantern goal together. No race, no money shown. Civic Works — add a belfry, a library, an observatory to your city. Founding anniversary, with a postcard to send. Saveport Plus is now available to purchase. A barn by the field, chimney smoke at dusk, and a smoother city.