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The changes you'd notice from the last couple of months, by month, newest first.

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This list leaves out fixes and the work behind the scenes. Each line links to the article on that feature where there is one.

November 2026

  • Posts have a simpler row under them: a heart, the comment button and Send. Hold a post on a phone, or rest your mouse on the heart, to pick a different reaction. Comments open over the post, so you keep your place. See Comments and reactions.
  • Prep has two new sections. Rides lets drivers offer seats there and home, and Countdown counts down to one moment, like midnight or kickoff. See Rides and Countdown.
  • An event can have several stops in one day, and guests see the route with each stop's time. See Create an event.
  • Set how much one event notifies you: All activity, Highlights only or Muted. See Quiet one event, trip, Space, or conversation.
  • An event you came across without being invited now offers Hide. It comes off your lists and calendar, nobody is told, and the toast has Undo. See Events your people are hosting.
  • In Talk, a message can be edited for 15 minutes after you send it, and a chat can be muted for 1 hour, 8 hours, 1 week or Always. See React, reply, mention, edit, and send more than text and Mute, pin, archive, and disappearing messages.
  • The chat for an event or trip that's over archives itself once it has gone quiet, and a new message brings it back. See Mute, pin, archive, and disappearing messages.
  • Add to gallery keeps the photos from one of your Signals posts on your profile. See Your profile gallery.
  • Turn off notifications for one person's posts and still see them in Signals. See Catching up, and quieting it down.
  • A connection request shows the people you both know, and every row on the People tab of Orbit has Message.
  • Add your own flyer or photo to an invite and choose Use as is to show it whole, or Add details to have the name and date drawn over it. See Design your invite.
  • Venues and performers can put their schedule on their own website, and print a sign with a QR code for the door. See Put your schedule on your website.
  • A murder mystery story adds your host prep to the event's To-do list, and the printed pack includes name tags and award certificates. See Run a murder mystery.
  • The morning after an event, Home asks for your photos and a thank-you for the host. If you said Maybe, it asks Did you make it? first. See After the event.

October 2026

September 2026

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