DrinkSocialMedia

Take a Stool, rebuilt. Asking to join a live room is now one tap from the side rail. The host sees every request in a live list and can approve or decline instantly, and you get an invite card the moment you're approved. Declining keeps your camera and microphone off and leaves you comfortably in the audience, and the request button stays available so you can ask again later. Up to 12 on camera. Live rooms now hold a full table: as many as twelve people can share the stage at once, with the host managing seats from a single panel. Smoother streams. Streams now adapt to your connection and recover quietly in the background instead of flashing reconnecting messages, so a shaky moment on the subway no longer drops you out of the room. Comments that stick around. The comment icon moved off the right rail into a bottom bar, TikTok style, that lifts with your keyboard. Comments are saved now, so anyone joining late can scroll back through the whole conversation instead of seeing only what happened while they watched. Camera controls. Front-camera mirroring can be turned on or off to taste, camera flipping is faster and no longer black-screens on the rear lens, and switching cameras mid-stream keeps your stream alive. Sharing. Send a live room straight to friends through a share sheet or a direct message inside the app. For distilleries, breweries and wineries. A new Studio hub in the business dashboard lets you post real pours and products and invite your followers into your live room. When you're streaming, your photo in the feed carries a live ring that taps straight through to the room. Faster feed. Video loads and plays noticeably quicker throughout the app, with smarter preloading as you scroll. Android notifications. The permission prompt now appears reliably on launch, so alerts actually reach you. Plus a long list of smaller fixes across live rooms, camera permissions, notifications and the feed.