If you are not in Kyiv, you can now finish your questionnaire: the district question is only for women who chose Kyiv. The app also explains how the beta's geography works. The app icon now shows how many conversations are waiting for your reply. A conversation opens at the latest message, not at the start of an old thread. The "have you met yet?" question moved below the messages, where it belongs. Messages no longer get lost: if the connection drops, the app tries again, and never sends the same message twice. When the 22:22 match is still being put together, the screen says so. Someone you blocked no longer appears on your main screen. Plus many fixes where a screen could get stuck loading for good.

A new app icon. The questionnaire is shorter now — it is split into short screens with just a few questions each. You can change your city right in your profile. Chats now open on the latest message. Photos load faster. We also fixed a few annoying bugs: the questionnaire could not be completed by women outside Kyiv; the profile could lose text you had typed; messages that arrived while the app was in the background did not show up in an open chat.

You can now change your city right in your profile. We only ask for a district if you live in Kyiv. Several screens now open faster.

The app is faster, and photos no longer keep you waiting. Photos now appear right away when you open the app — before, they were downloaded again every time. The conversation list draws faster too. We removed the "Couldn't load. Check your internet" message that sometimes appeared for a second after opening, even when the connection was fine. We also cut a few redundant requests to the server, so the app does less thinking when you come back to your match screen.

A match no longer closes because of someone else's decision. Before, if the other person passed first, your buttons simply disappeared — the choice had already been made for you. Now the day is yours until the last minute: you look, and you decide. You can also change your mind. While a match is live, your decision can be changed — and if the other person said yes after you passed, the app will let you know. A photo is now optional. You can finish your profile and take part without one, and add or remove it any time. The questionnaire has a new section about everyday life: your profession, your field, what spending feels comfortable, and how much similarity in this matters to you. New members go through it right away; those already here will be invited to fill it in. Editing your questionnaire now opens from the beginning, and changing answers is no longer blocked by the waiting period between photo changes. Walking a dog together was added to shared activities. Fixed a crash where the app closed immediately after being opened from a new message notification.

Matching now looks at your everyday life as well as your values and habits: what you do, the field you work in, and the spending that feels comfortable to you. The questionnaire has a new section; if you filled it in earlier, the app will invite you to add these answers. An introduction now lasts exactly 24 hours. It disappears right at 22:22, when the next one arrives, instead of lingering an extra hour and a half. If the other side decided before you had a chance to open the card, the introduction no longer vanishes from your screen without a word. Before you skip someone, the app asks you to confirm: there is one introduction a day here, and it cannot be brought back. Fixed a crash that closed the app right after opening it from a new message notification.

We now remind you about tonight's draw in the evening — so 22:22 doesn't slip past on a busy day. The questionnaire no longer loses what you typed: the last step saves itself as you write. The app is more honest about errors. It used to say "check your internet" for almost everything — even when the internet was fine and the reason was something else entirely. Now you see what actually happened. And the most noticeable part: you no longer have to pull the screen down to see what's already there. Your match appears by itself at 22:22, the countdown runs on its own, and data no longer disappears from the screen because a refresh failed.

Conversations now show your friend's photo, and you can open her profile from the chat — to remember who she is and what she wrote about herself. New messages are marked, so you no longer have to open every chat to check. Notifications now take you where they belong: a message opens that conversation, a new acquaintance opens the main screen. An acquaintance still on your screen no longer stops you from joining tonight's 22:22. The app is noticeably faster: chats open right away, photos are no longer downloaded over and over, and screens don't blank out when you come back to them.

You now receive a notification about your match at 22:22 — previously, it didn’t arrive. The home screen and profile now update immediately after you complete the questionnaire, so there’s no need to pull down to refresh or restart the app anymore.