A little more room for words. You can now leave three notes per person in a rolling 15 minutes. A wall that clears itself. Notes waiting to be seen expire seven days after sending. A new exchange clears waiting notes at least a day old, while fresh notes stay. A recovery fix keeps carried notes from disappearing during a profile refresh. One person is still free. No subscription.

A photo behind their face, with Pro. Pick one from your camera roll and it sits behind them, in the app and on the widget, for a day. Either of you can take it down, and nothing is kept. Days together, and days in a row. The label under their face now counts every day you both showed up, and it only ever grows. The days in a row sit underneath, and they forgive time zones: a knock at midnight in Paris meets the answer at dawn in Tokyo. With Pro, a broken run can be brought back once a month. Busy without saying so. After an hour with nothing knocked and nothing opened, your people see you as busy. It clears the moment you open Knock, and never over a status you chose. Busy has also moved into Control Center, and it can be your Action button. Asleep in your quiet hours. Inside the hours you set, your people see you asleep, a few z's and all, unless you tell them otherwise. Opening Knock at night does not change that. A note brought back. A note that expired while you were away now shows the hour it left, and one tap brings it back for a quarter of an hour. Once a day, twice with Pro, and how many you have left is written right under it. Every emoji, grouped the way your keyboard is. Words arrive with a small pop. A Language row in Settings takes you straight to the right place. Fixes: a knock no longer waits for the network before you can knock somebody else; a "when seen" note that you saw stays seen; a note you have answered leaves its place properly; a status keeps the time zone it was set in; a tap on the widget never waits for a refresh; tapping an emoji on the drawing stamps it at once; a photo still coming down from iCloud is waited for instead of dropped; the invitation you share carries the App Store link; and your knock counts come back on a new phone. Fifteen languages, as always. Thank you for the notes; most of what is here started as one.

Leave a note that waits to be seen. A few words on their face, for one, five or fifteen minutes. Or mark it "when seen": it waits until they have actually looked, then leaves five seconds later, on both phones. The knock clock. A dial of the hours at which the two of you knock, each in your own local time. Counts only, never times or dates. Tap the days together to see it, and share it as a card with your two faces and no numbers on it. Open to a call? Once you have both knocked within the last half hour, Knock asks. Two yeses and a tap opens FaceTime. Siri. "Knock Léa" sends a knock without opening the app. A recall, once a day, of a note that expired while you were away. Mute now mutes: a muted person's knocks make no sound and light nothing up, and they cannot tell. A bedtime set a little before your quiet hours now ends with them. Reporting someone opens a proper sheet, with room for a line to us and the choice to include their last notes. A report is the only thing you write in Knock that we can read, and only when you send it. Fifteen languages, as always. Thank you for the notes and the screenshots; most of what is here started as one.