Your manuscripts survive closing the app
The manuscripts waiting for you in Swipes now survive closing the app. The ones you had open but hadn't decided on were quietly being let go — you would come back to the "looking for new manuscripts" wait with none of them left, however long you had spent getting to them. They are where you left them, in the order you left them.
No manuscript comes round twice
The same manuscript can also no longer come round twice in Swipes. When it did, your second answer went nowhere.
Your underlines reach the author
Underline a few lines in someone's manuscript, like them, and every one of those lines now reaches the person who wrote them. Some had been going missing on the way: you would mark three and they would see one, or none at all, with their Readers tab telling them nobody had underlined anything. What you marked is what they read — in Readers, and in the manuscript beside your chat.
One phone, two separate accounts
If you share a phone with someone, Anketta now keeps the two of you apart: no more finding marks on a manuscript that you never made, and no more of someone else's details sitting in your profile until you restart the app. Underlining in Swipes also shows up again after you've looked in on a reader — the line used to stay bare while the buttons appeared over it.
Steadier typing, patient keyboard
Two smaller things in the questionnaire. Writing about yourself no longer jumps under your finger as the text grows, and on the step that asks how signing up went, the keyboard waits until both the question and the box are in front of you before it opens.
Russian names in the right case
In Russian, Anketta now puts names in the case the sentence asks for, and the Readers tab counts underlines by the same word it uses everywhere else.