The "Hi, {name}" line at the top of the home screen now pays attention to what time it is and how long you've been away — it greets you differently through the day and welcomes you back after a break. On certain days of the year it'll mark the occasion too. Rolling out gradually.
Anketta will now tell you when it's updating itself, and show you what changed afterwards. When a new version is rolling out — usually a minute or two — a small toast appears at the top reading "Anketta is updating…" so the occasional loading stall feels explained rather than mysterious. The moment the new version is live, a second toast confirms the version number and invites you to tap for the release notes. Back on the home screen, under your greeting, a quiet card now carries the first paragraph of what changed with a "Read more" button that opens the full bilingual notes in a sheet. And if you've been away for a few versions, the same card gathers everything you missed into a small stack you can flip through — tap any entry to read it in full. Rolling out gradually — it may not appear for everyone at first; nothing about existing behavior changes.