A big one, for the Memories. Three new kinds of Moment. The weather of a day, wherever you were. A map of the places you went, up to six of them, drawn as one journey. And the station you kept coming out of, with the lines you took in their own colors. Tap any Moment now and it opens, with the detail behind it. Music comes from two places. Apple Music you search from inside the app, as before. Spotify takes a link: copy one from Spotify's Share menu, paste it in, and the song, album or playlist becomes a card in your Memory. No account needed on either side. There's a Help center in the app. Fifty-nine articles, searchable, in every language Lumoria speaks. You'll find it in Settings, which has been rebuilt from the floor up: your account and your plan each have a page of their own now, and Appearance has two new app icons to pick from. Exporting a ticket at the largest size works again. And if you use Lumoria in French, German or Spanish, it speaks to you differently now. Less like a form, more like a friend.

A small one, for the tickets themselves. Your tickets say "Departs", "Gate" and "Date" again — not the internal codes that briefly showed up in their place. The style picker got the same fix: names under the swatches, where names belong. And when you pick a custom background, every line on your ticket now keeps its contrast — no more text fading into the color you chose. That's all for this one. Back to your Memories.

Memories are better with the people who were there. This one is about them. Friends Claim your @username, then add the people you go places with — by handle, email, or phone number, or by scanning their card. Their photo now shows up wherever they do. Your profile card The card friends scan is yours to design. Pick the shape, the colors and the pattern, then drag on the emoji that feel like you. New badges sit under your @username: early adopter, power user, all-rounder. Memories, together Invite friends into a Memory and everyone adds their own side of it — tickets, photos, videos, voice notes — appearing as they add them. Already have a Memory of your own? "Invite Friends" opens it up in place, with everything already in it. Import from Web, rebuilt Codes are eight digits now, on a screen that finally explains itself. Build a ticket in your browser, type the code in, watch it print. Museum tickets A new category, and the Modern template to go with it. A new start The first-run tutorial is gone. In its place, five cards that show what Lumoria is actually for — and if you arrived through a friend's invitation, your reward is waiting at the end of them instead of behind your first ticket. Also in this release Notifications moved to the bell, and the Friends tab took their place. Making a Memory is two shorter steps. Shared Memories are grouped into Invitations, Shared by you, and Shared with you. Big videos now upload to shared Memories properly, shared photos got their rounded corners back, and you can report or unfriend someone straight from your friends list. Claim your @username and go find your people.

• Strengthened the encryption used when importing tickets from the web Ticket Builder, codes are now significantly more resistant to brute-force attacks.

• Hong Kong has arrived — build MTR tickets across all 10 lines and 98 stations, with official line colours and journey planning that knows the Lok Ma Chau and LOHAS Park branches. • Tickets go bilingual: Hong Kong stations render in English and Chinese ("Admiralty | 金鐘") on every public-transit template, and the Sign template puts the Chinese line name — 東鐵綫 — front and centre, just like the real signage. • Munich joins the transit family too — all 8 U-Bahn lines and the full tram network, in MVG's official line colours. • Fixed Rhythm concert tickets created on the website never showing up in the app — they're back in your collection. • Fixed part of the Sign ticket lighting up when tapped while choosing a layout in the ticket builder.

• New Meridian ticket template — an animated dotted-world-map boarding pass that traces your real flight path between airports. • Concert tickets now have a proper venue search — find stadiums, arenas, and theatres by name and drop a pin on your Memory Map. • Leave optional details blank when building a ticket and we'll fill in tasteful placeholders so it never looks unfinished — edit anytime. • "Import from Web" now supports all 22 website ticket templates (up from 6), including trains, public transit, movies, and opera. • Fixed imported transit tickets missing their City/From/To on the map. • Multi-leg transit trips import as a single code instead of failing after too many redemption attempts. • Fixed a bug that let premium templates be imported for free from the website.

Import from Web: Build a ticket on lumoria's website, then bring it straight into the app with a 6-digit code. Arena and Chorus tickets carry their photo over too — encrypted the whole way — and always match the exact color you saw on the web. Smarter Photo Colors: Ticket colors picked up from your photo now choose whichever text reads best against it, instead of always forcing white. Chorus tickets get automatic photo colors for the first time too. Movie Posters, Fixed: Lumiere now pulls posters from a new source, so movies that previously showed up without one now have theirs. Under the Hood: Various smaller improvements and bug fixes throughout for a smoother experience.

Arena, Reimagined: Arena now builds around a photo you choose — pick one when you create the ticket and it fills the card alongside the artist, tour, date, and your seat details. Still free for everyone. New Ticket Templates (Chorus, Arpege & Rhythm): Three new premium Concert templates, each built around your own photo, with colors that automatically match what you upload. New Ticket Template (Opera): A formal, maroon-and-gold template for operas and ballets brings back the Event category, complete with a built-in repertoire picker. Localized Notifications: Throwback and getting-started notifications now arrive in French, German, Italian, or Spanish, matching your device language automatically. Under the Hood: Various smaller improvements and bug fixes throughout for a smoother experience.

Hola, Bonjour, Ciao, Hallo: Lumoria now speaks French, German, Italian, and Spanish. The entire app adapts to your device language automatically—from onboarding and your gallery right down to the ticket details. New Ticket Template (Lollapalooza): Features seven distinct city editions—São Paulo, Santiago, Mumbai, Buenos Aires, Berlin, Chicago, and Paris. New Ticket Template (Polka): A clean, minimalist transit ticket that dynamically colors itself to match your transit line. Under the Hood: Various smaller improvements and bug fixes throughout for a smoother experience.

Reliability and polish - Notifications, fixed. Push notifications now arrive reliably, and the toggles in Settings actually control what you get. Your feed and the app badge stay up to date without opening the Notifications tab. - Voice memos play back properly. Memos are now audible even with your phone on silent, restart cleanly when they finish, and saving is no longer blocked if transcription stalls. - Smoother ticket finishes. The glossy and embossed finishes are lighter on scrolling, so galleries and ticket details feel snappier. - Better VoiceOver. Switches in Notifications and Appearance now announce what they control. Thanks for using Lumoria! Keep the feedback coming.

New app icons — including a Pride collection Make Lumoria yours with nine new app icons. Head to Settings → Appearance to pick your look — your in-app brand art changes to match. Your library playlists now play Tap an Apple Music playlist on a memory and it plays straight away in the Music app, instead of showing an error. Smoother all around Faster scrolling on your memories, snappier menus, and a quicker "+" when adding moments. Thanks for using Lumoria! Keep the feedback coming.

Bug fixes and quiet improvements to make Lumoria feel a little smoother.