The Early Supporter envelope on your profile is opened once, and now it stays opened. It used to seal itself again every time you came back through Telegram, so a moment meant to happen once kept happening — and the certificate underneath was never quite yours to keep.
A second way back into your account
If you came in through Telegram, your Telegram account is the only way back into Anketta. Your profile now offers to add an email as well: two steps, a code to confirm it, and a second way in if you ever lose the first.
v0.278.02026-08-10
Questions instead of a blank page
The hardest part of signing up was the empty page that asked you to describe yourself. Now the writing step opens with a handful of questions instead — pick up to three and each becomes a section with its question waiting under the heading. If none of them suit you, ask for a different set. The same questions are there later in the editing tab, under "Add new section", for the days when you want to add something and don't know where to start. You can still begin from a blank page if you'd rather.
A random group of users has it first while we test — coming to everyone soon.
v0.277.02026-08-10
Anketta in your own language
Inside Telegram, Anketta opened in Russian whatever language your Telegram was in — and the manuscripts it then sent you were Russian too, so an English reader was given writing they could not read. It now opens in your own language on the very first screen. And if that is wrong, the language you choose during setup is kept: until now it changed the words on screen and left the manuscripts arriving in the other one.
v0.276.02026-08-10
Reach your account from Telegram
Opening Anketta inside Telegram used to start you over. You got a new, empty account, while your manuscript, your matches and your subscription stayed behind on the account you already had — and nothing on screen said so. The first screen in Telegram now asks once whether you already have an account, and if you do, it connects the two: everything you have written is still there.