Forgot your PIN? Someone you're paired with can now help you back in. They open Settings, choose "Help [your name] get back in", and enter their own PIN to get a one-time code for you. On the sign-in screen, choose "Forgot your PIN?" and use the code to set a new one. It works once, for 24 hours, and you're both told when it's used. Ping: once you've answered your cards and they haven't, you can send them one gentle reminder. Once a day, and it never says how long they've taken. Also: a clearer message if you've tried to sign in too many times.

You can now start a second pairing from inside the app. Settings > Start another pairing. Give their name, send the code, and you're playing with someone else too — a partner, a friend, a sibling. Pairings never see each other: nothing you write in one is visible from another. Also fixed: • A new pairing now appears without signing out and back in. • Answering a round no longer sends a notification for every card and then another for the round. On the default setting it's one, when your partner finishes. • Tapping a notification opens the pairing it came from. If that isn't the one you're in, it says so and asks for your PIN first — nothing from either pairing shows until it's right. • The privacy policy now opens on relatdcards.com.

Flipz — a single question, ready to send. Tap Flipz on the menu and one question comes up on its own card. Copy it, text it, done. No round to start, nothing to answer, no waiting for anyone. Twenty free, then it's included with any subscription. Also in this update: • Long questions no longer get cut off while you're answering them, particularly at larger text sizes • Off The Wall — a new category of questions with no sensible answer, and over 1,500 new questions across the deck • You can change an answer right up until your partner answers that card • Clearer wording when you reach the end of the free rounds