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What's New in Dim Hour
1.17
August 24, 2026
Dim Hour is light now. The whole app was rebuilt around a light interface with the same gold accents, so it reads properly in daylight, on a plane, or across a dim restaurant table. Prefer the old look? Dark is still there as a toggle — it just isn't forced on you after sunset anymore. Back and Forward now move between tabs, so leaving a venue returns you where you were instead of dumping you at the top of the app. Restaurants with more than one location finally say so: 677 venues across 282 groups now show their sibling locations on the card. Places that don't take reservations tell you what to do instead. A real walk-in module replaces the Book button, and the booking answer moved up next to the photo. That also fixed a bug where a walk-in door policy was silently deleting the Book button on 641 cards. Sign in with Apple is verified working, and Continue with Google joins it. New in this release: 325 restaurants across 19 cities, a Fort Worth section in the Dallas guide, and 71 duplicate listings quarantined so a place appears once. Better data on cards you already had: hundreds more venues list real hours and phone numbers read off their own sites, roughly 250 Instagram links now point at the right account, 473 out-of-region phone numbers were caught and checked, and 68 venues list real dishes and cocktails taken from their actual menus. Fixes you'll notice: maps that rendered as an empty box, the photo carousel sticking on iOS, the mobile date picker, pressing Enter doing nothing anywhere in the app, venues with a dead photo showing an empty frame, finished events listed under "Upcoming," the concierge button with no label, 112 dead pins in Atlas, 42 cards hiding their score, and links from outside the app opening Dim Hour but dropping the page you actually tapped.
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