Sketch A new look that draws the whole app by hand in your theme's colors, with a handwritten font. Boxes are pen outlines, switches become tick boxes, and pictures get a hand-cut edge. Turn on "Draw my pictures too" to have your avatars and banners drawn in pencil as well. Your originals are never changed. Find it in Settings > Appearance > Theme > Style. Copy plans into your calendar Your plans can go into their own Plurality calendar in the Calendar app: Settings > Integrations > Phone calendar. You choose whether names and private plans are included. Edit plans in Plurality; changes made in the Calendar app are put back. When iOS asks, choose Full Access, since "Add Events Only" can't create the calendar. If something goes wrong, the screen now tells you why. Writing Underline is in the Format menu. You can add your own content warning categories. Long alter lists A letter index down the side jumps straight to a letter, and choosing alters anywhere in the app uses one picker with search and group buttons. Groups from a profile Add an alter to a group from their own profile, instead of going to the group. PluralKit Edits you make in Plurality are no longer sent to PluralKit unless you turn it on: Settings > Integrations > PluralKit > "Send my alter edits to PluralKit". Pulling from PluralKit works as before, and descriptions and pictures you change on PluralKit now come across too, without overwriting anything you changed here. Importing again Importing a file you've imported before now asks what to do with alters from the earlier import, set to Merge, so your edits and pictures stay. Empty fields in the file no longer blank out yours. Settings Choices that used to be rows of chips are one row each now. The keep-forever choice is called "Forever" instead of "Never". Problem reports Reports now include what the app was doing just before something went wrong: screen names and counts, nothing personal. You no longer need to turn anything on first. Settings > About > Problem reports. Also fixed Lists in bottom sheets scroll instead of growing off the screen. The guided tour no longer gets stuck behind its own highlight. The side tray starts under the header. Jumping to a letter fades the cards in instead of blinking them.