A gift behaves like a gift
A gift should feel like one. If someone handed you months of Anketta, the app now takes you at your word from the very first evening — nothing stops you after the third manuscript, nothing offers you a discount on what you already hold, and a link to a gift that's already yours simply lets you in instead of pausing to explain itself.
More about who you're reading
The line above a manuscript now says a little more about who you're reading. And when someone's writing is short enough to sit on your screen whole, the two buttons at the foot of it stay where your thumb left them — nothing to scroll for, nothing to hunt.
Your city is set once
Your city has moved in beside your gender, among the things chosen once at the beginning. On the share card, tapping the code itself no longer does anything unexpected — saving it is its own line under the share button.
One button, where you write
Two smaller things where you write and where you keep what you've earned. In your manuscript, the pane switch has left the middle of the screen and become a single round button under the back arrow — it shows you where it will take you, photos or writing, and swaps as you go. And down in your profile, your certificates no longer stack: they sit one at a time, and you turn between them with a finger.