- Overview opens with a live show-rate ring, with revenue, F&B and retail beside it - Tap a Cavs game's score for the box score: every quarter and every player - The game's AI read now updates through the night: before tip, each quarter, halftime, the final and after close - Charts are easier to tap: pick any bar, slide across them, tap again to let go - Fixes and polish throughout

- Overview leads with the show rate; suites, parking, sales and views are on Ticketing - Dictated feedback keeps everything you say, pauses included - Retail charts cover the sales and the game, with labels that no longer overlap - Fixes and polish throughout

- The score now matches the Cavs app: opponent on the left, Cavs on the right, with the DIFF - Monsters games show the live score, periods and timeline - A new Entrances card shows where fans came in - Eventide's live card now shows on the CarPlay Dashboard and Apple Watch - Fixes and polish throughout

- A cleaner Home with your next event up front - Alerts are easier to scan: unread ones stand out, with filters and search - The VIP list shows arrivals at a glance, with each guest's seats for tonight - A refreshed Emergency tab - The event header shrinks as you scroll, so more of the numbers fit on screen - Fixes and polish throughout

• Send feedback from any screen. Tap the feedback button to send the AI Initiatives Team a note with a screenshot, a photo or your voice. • Retail now shows the hours its total covers. • Eventide now runs on iPad, with a sidebar and lists beside their details, and fits both screens of foldable iPhones.

Tiles that open team forms, like the DIFF Card, now show in Quick Actions on Home. Pulling down on Home checks for new ones. Club scans now show one count per club: the scans that let people in.

Each event's Overview now shows club scans: successful and rejected scans at each club door, with the scanners under each. Home can now show tiles that open team forms, starting with the DIFF Card for recognizing a team member. A tile shows up once its form is ready, and pulling down on Home checks for new ones.

Tapping an alert opens the person's details. Alerts now stay in time order when you open them and are grouped by game, with the newest game on top. Arrival alerts show full first and last names, so you can search them by first or last name. Clear All now clears the list on your phone, and Show cleared alerts in the menu brings them back.

Before doors, the SeatGeek card now shows suite tickets next to the bowl's seats sold. Event tabs follow your access: you see the ticketing, F&B and retail tabs for the areas and teams you have. Ticket counts on the Overview update live during events.

For concerts with tour merch, Retail now shows the merch total including sales tax under the main total. That's the number on the tour's settlement.

Following now lists paused follows with the reason, so you can keep or remove them. The SeatGeek card, Retail and F&B use plainer labels. Arrival alerts now say to expect them about 8 to 15 minutes on average after someone enters. Sales reps see the event calendar, live status and their own follows.

Attendance and ticket numbers now match the attendance email and the lock screen: entered and tickets count the main event plus suites, straight from SeatGeek Amplify. The SeatGeek card shows main, suites and parking separately, and its turnstile count leaves out parking. Ticketing totals show the full ticket price, unique buyers and average price, counting each ticket once.

During events the Retail tab now shows sales every 10 minutes, top categories and self checkout against cashier sales. Sales by location, top items and sales by hour now update live instead of the next morning. After an event, Retail and F&B keep the final live numbers until the morning update. Chart time labels no longer overlap.

This update shows retail and food and beverage leads the sales tabs for their own area, as before, and includes other access fixes.

Live Activities now appear only around event time, stay gone when you swipe them away, and show an accurate update time. This update also shows the right event details for every role, restores the Stairwells floor plan, keeps the Alerts badge current, and explains that arrival alerts come 10 to 25 minutes after someone enters.

Lighter, faster app. Analytics now say when a number is unavailable instead of showing zero. VIP summary on the event overview. Emergency reference content and reliability fixes.

Live event card on your lock screen with attendance, VIP arrivals, and F&B. People Watch alerts and search improvements. Reliability fixes.

Adds the VIP list, My accounts and Following for the approved roles, per-device notification registration, and an honest notification status in Settings. Arrival alerts stay off until launch acceptance.

Stay signed in. Signing in now keeps you signed in for 30 days instead of one.

New app icon and a refreshed sign-in screen.