What did the team do this time? Rebuilt how the app starts, repainted a few rooms and got ready for iOS 27. Nobody asked us to do all three at once. We did it anyway. - Your Followers, Following and Matches lists got a fresh look. Same people, nicer room. - Reactions and likes now open in a tidy sheet you can drag up for the full list. Half a screen when you're curious, the whole screen when you're invested. - Typed the wrong password? You land back on the form you were filling in, not on a mysterious loading screen. Several of us tested this one thoroughly, and not on purpose. - Opening the app from a notification or a link now takes you where you meant to go, even when the app is starting from scratch. We rebuilt the whole launch sequence for this. It took longer than anyone admitted in planning. - The app is ready for iOS 27, and scrolling picked up the softer edges the newer systems like. We'd describe the effect, but it's the kind of thing you only notice when it's missing. - Choosing a photo keeps the picker open with a polite "Please Wait" while we get it ready. If something goes wrong, you stay where you were instead of starting over. - When our servers have a moment, the app now waits and tries again instead of wandering off to look for another one. Much calmer. We're working on being like that too. We've also fixed bugs and improved overall performance of the app. We'll keep updating Hornet Live to make connecting with the community faster and more reliable.