Nana, love is served

Ordering is clearer. Every order shows a total you can actually see — the dish, the quantity, and a delivery fee you and the cook agree between you. Settle it however suits you both. Coupons come off the price now, instead of being screenshotted into a chat. Nothing you start gets lost. Posts, dishes and recipes save themselves as you write, so you can put your phone down mid-sentence and come back to it. Whatever you haven't finished is waiting on the create screen. ORI helps more, and in your language. Tell it what the dish is before it drafts, or ask it to try again. It can write a caption while you're looking at the photo, and recipes come back in the language you actually speak. Uploads finish. Big photos and long videos no longer give up part-way, and a shaky connection can't strand a half-posted dish. You can post a video straight from your album, or share into nana from anywhere on your phone. A feed worth scrolling. Following someone now means you actually see them, and the same dish won't come round twice in a day. Group chats, so you can cook with more than one person at once. Photos and video you can look at properly. Scrub through a video, pinch to zoom in on a dish, tap any profile picture to see it full size. Pictures sent in a chat open full-screen, zoom, and can be saved. Messages make sense again. The keyboard stays out of the way of what you're typing, and every message shows the day it was sent, not just the time. Plus a long list of smaller fixes throughout the app.