On That Day: Time Capsule
Seal memories, open them later
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What's New in On That Day
1.3
August 24, 2026
A People screen for every capsule, and a list of things you told us were wrong. NEW • People is a screen now, not a sheet. Tap the faces on a capsule's card and you get everyone at once: who is waiting for you to let them in, who is already in, which invitations are still open, and which are closed. • Choose what each person can do — add memories and run the capsule, add memories, or only look once it opens. Open their row, pick, save. When it can't change, it says why instead of failing after you tap. • Copy the PIN. An invitation's four digits had no way to copy them at all. Now the link and the PIN both copy in one tap, and confirm where you tapped. • Delete your own memory, from the three-dots menu in the viewer, while the capsule is still collecting — even after someone else has approved it. CHANGED • If you were invited to add memories, you now see your own memories in the grid before the capsule opens, instead of a locked panel counting them for you. • The opening day moves both ways. It was never forward-only: the create screen said it was, and Settings enforced it. Both are gone — the only day you can't pick is one in the past. • Adding a memory starts on the capsule you were last looking at. • Who added a memory sits in one place now — bottom left on the grid, bottom left in the viewer, and off the photograph itself when you're looking at it full screen. • The countdown to a memory fading shows on everyone's memories, not only your own, and the details panel spells out both the day it goes and how long is left. • Editing a letter moved into the three-dots menu. FIXED • Long captions are no longer cut off — two lines over the photo, and the whole thing in the details panel. • Sheets in Settings measure themselves instead of guessing a height, so a longer translation no longer quietly drops a line of the explanation. • The delete, leave and block confirmations had a band of empty space above their buttons. • A portrait video's clock no longer sits under the three-dots menu. • A capsule's cover in Settings is the size it is on Home. Everything is still encrypted on your device before it leaves it.
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