This update expands the Adry experience beyond simply reading and collecting what you like. It is designed to help you go a little deeper into your interests and make what you discover easier to carry into your own everyday language and choices. • Take one thought with you after reading When you reach the end of an article or post, Adry can now show a short line that helps you hold onto the idea you just explored. If it makes you want to look again, you can jump back and reread from the beginning. • Discover products mentioned in what you read Products and items featured in articles and posts are now easier to find. From their product information, you can continue to external search and shopping services to learn more. You can also add product information to your own posts, making it easier to share not only what you like, but the tools, objects, equipment, and other things that are part of that interest. • Better shape the news around your interests You can now tell Adry when a news item does not feel relevant to what you care about. This gives you more control over the kind of information you encounter and helps keep your interests closer to the atmosphere you want to build around them. We have also refined several parts of the interface and improved overall stability. Adry is a place for making your interests richer over time — not only by saving what you like, but by connecting what you read, what you think, and the things that become part of how you enjoy them. This update moves that experience forward.

This update improves the experience of starting Adry from a shared Kao and makes connections with followed Kao more reliable. ■ A smoother start from a shared Kao When you discover Adry through a shared Kao and install the app, the connection to that Kao can now carry into your first experience more reliably. Even if some time passes before installation, the interest that brought you to Adry is less likely to be lost. ■ Improved Kao follow notifications You can now receive a notification when someone new follows your Kao. Notification wording has also been updated in Japanese, English, and Korean to better match the current Adry experience. ■ Better protection against unintended follows We strengthened safeguards so that starting Adry from a shared link does not accidentally connect you to the wrong Kao or space. ■ First-time experience and stability improvements We refined several parts of the first launch experience, shared Kao entry flow, and notification display. In Adry, following a Kao gives you access to Check Out. When you Check Out a followed Kao, Chapters that person has viewed can appear as Highlights. This update makes the path from discovering a Kao to exploring new Chapters through that person's point of view more continuous and reliable.

This update improves the first-time experience when installing Adry from a shared Kao page. Previously, in some cases, someone could discover Adry through a shared Kao, install the app, and then lose the connection to the Kao that originally brought them there when opening Adry for the first time. With this update, that connection now carries naturally into the app. When you start Adry from a shared Kao, you can begin with the Kao that caught your interest and move into your Feed from there, allowing your experience to grow from something you were already curious about. Adry is designed around the idea that your experience should not begin with an overwhelming stream of information. Instead, what you see can gradually take shape from the things you genuinely choose to explore. This update makes that first step feel more continuous — from discovering something outside Adry to beginning your experience inside the app. We have also improved the stability and initial behavior of the app when starting from a shared Kao.

This update improves the experience of starting Adry from a shared Kao. In some cases, when someone installed Adry through a shared Kao link, the connection that brought them there was not carried into their first experience, causing Adry to begin as a regular new registration instead. With this update, when you arrive at Adry through someone’s Kao, that starting point is preserved more reliably through the initial setup. We have also improved how Adry handles situations where the necessary information cannot be confirmed during registration. Instead of continuing with incomplete information, Adry will now let you try again and continue once the connection is ready. If someone’s Kao is what brought you to Adry, opening the app should feel like a continuation of that moment — not a completely separate beginning. This update makes that first experience more natural and reliable. We have also made additional stability improvements and minor fixes for first-time users.

This update makes Adry more than something you simply scroll through. We redesigned the experience around Feed, Kao, and Table so you can shape how your interests appear and explore different ways of seeing them. ■ Check Out Check Out lets you temporarily experience a Feed based on another Kao’s Table setup. You can explore a different combination of interests and Tables without changing your own Kao or your own setup. ■ More control over your Feed You can now make your selected Table more central to what appears in your Feed. Highlights from Kao you follow can also appear in your Feed while you stay with your own Kao and Tables. We also rebuilt how the Feed is generated so the Tables you choose are reflected more reliably. ■ A more natural Highlight experience We improved how Highlights are displayed and how Adry remembers what you have already seen. Highlights you have already checked are less likely to repeatedly return to the front, making it easier to notice what is actually new. Notifications were also redesigned to prevent the same update from being delivered repeatedly. ■ A new Chapter video experience Chapter videos can now be viewed continuously with vertical navigation. When a video finishes, Adry can move naturally to the next one. Tap controls, pause behavior, and video navigation have also been refined. When you reach the end of videos in your Feed, the experience can continue smoothly into the next available videos. ■ Better Kao sharing Sharing a Kao is now much more natural. When you share a Kao through apps such as iMessage, its information and image can appear as a rich preview card. We also improved the path from a shared Kao link back into Adry. Even when someone installs Adry after opening a shared link, it is now easier to continue to the Kao that was originally shared. ■ Japanese, English, and Korean Adry can now be used in Japanese, English, and Korean. We reviewed the experience across major screens, including Feed and Table, so the interface feels natural in each supported language. ■ A unified monochrome design Adry’s visual design has been unified around black and white. Entry, Kao, Table, Feed, link cards, and other major parts of the app have been refined to make the content itself easier to focus on. We also redesigned how unavailable images and links are displayed. ■ Faster and more stable We made major improvements to everyday actions such as refreshing the Feed, switching Tables, and opening Kao profiles. Feed updates are now faster, and memory usage and responsiveness during longer sessions have been improved. We also fixed multiple issues and crashes involving Table creation, Boost, shared links, notifications, video playback, and other parts of the app. The first Adry experience has also been improved. As you choose Kao and Tables and begin using the app, your Feed can adapt more quickly to the interests that matter to you. With this update, Adry gives you more control not only over what you see, but also over how you see it.

Thank you for using Adry. In this update, we have focused on significant performance improvements and design refinements to make your experience smoother and more comfortable. [New Features & UI Improvements] Rich Link Previews for Citations When quoting websites or other posts (Chapters), a rich link card with an image and title will now be displayed. This makes it much easier to see the content of the shared link at a glance. Optimized Post Design We have reviewed the design of posts displayed on the timeline and profile screens, unifying the margins between elements for a cleaner, more readable look. Kao (Profile) Screen Enhancements We refined the profile screen by removing unnecessary blank spaces and icons for a sleeker design. We also fixed the touch area of the settings button to prevent accidental taps. [Performance & Stability] Faster Screen Switching & Reduced Memory Usage We have drastically optimized the background processes when switching between your Kao (personas) and Tables, making the app feel much lighter. We also reduced memory consumption when creating posts with images and predicting hashtags, preventing the app from slowing down. Smoother Scrolling Experience We upgraded the internal mechanics of the Table and HashTag timelines. Now, even when scrolling through a massive amount of posts, the app remains exceptionally smooth. Crash Fixes Resolved an issue that could cause the app to crash unexpectedly when opening certain Table profile screens. [Bug Fixes & Other Enhancements] Boost Feature Cooldown Fix Fixed a bug in the Boost feature (news gathering) where the cooldown timer wouldn't reset correctly if the process failed, ensuring you can retry properly without unnecessary waiting. Tab Bar Visibility Fix Fixed an issue where the bottom menu (tab bar) would sometimes remain hidden after returning from a HashTag screen. We will continue to improve Adry to make it a better place for everyone. Enjoy the latest version of Adry.

This update focuses on improving stability, performance, and overall usability throughout Adry. Improved Profile Stability Fixed a crash that could occur when opening certain Table profiles, making profile browsing much more stable. We also removed an unnecessary arrow shown next to Settings on Kao profiles for a cleaner interface. Faster Timeline Performance Optimized timeline rendering across Table, Kao, hashtag, and quoted post views. Scrolling is now smoother and more responsive, especially during extended browsing. Link Preview Support Quoted posts that contain web links now display rich previews, including the page image, title, and website name. This makes shared links easier to recognize before opening them. Better Navigation Fixed an issue where the Tab Bar could remain hidden after returning from certain screens, resulting in a more consistent navigation experience. More Reliable Boost Behavior Improved the timing logic for the Boost feature so that retry behavior works correctly if a previous Boost did not complete successfully. We will continue refining Adry to provide a faster, more stable, and more enjoyable experience with every update.

This update focuses on performance, stability, and ease of use. * Improved the performance of the post creation screen for smoother typing. * Reduced memory usage and made switching between Kao and Tables faster. * Simplified the posting flow for new users. * Improved the display of uncategorized posts. * Made notifications clearer and improved navigation from notifications to posts. * Added the ability to view and remove muted Tables directly in the app. * Updated interface text to make the app easier to understand. * Applied additional optimizations for better overall stability and responsiveness. Thank you for using Adry. We will continue improving the app to provide a smoother and more enjoyable experience.

This update improves the way you start, read, move, and post in Adry. We redesigned the onboarding experience so new users can begin more smoothly. After creating your Kao, you can open the Feed right away without going through multiple setup steps. Even if you are not following any Tables yet, Adry can show an initial Feed so the experience does not stop at the beginning. We also added Chapter Stream Mode. Instead of reading through separated sections, you can now browse Chapters as one continuous timeline. This makes it easier to keep reading, especially when you are just getting started or following only a few Tables. Feed customization has been improved. You can now switch continuous scrolling on or off and choose whether news appears in your Feed. During late-night hours, the Feed is adjusted for a quieter experience, while still allowing news to appear when needed. Table mentions are now supported. You can mention a Table in a Chapter using “@” and move from that mention to the related Table. This makes it easier to follow your interests from one place to another. Table profiles are also more useful. You can switch to another followed Table directly from a Table profile, and you can post from the Table profile itself. This shortens the path between reading, moving, and posting. We also adjusted the “You” timeline so your own posts are easier to review and newer posts are easier to find. Other improvements include quote post prefills, a simpler posting UI for Tables, and better loading states in the Feed so the app feels smoother while content is being prepared. Adry is designed as a place where you can explore not only what appears in front of you, but also where your interests are moving. This update makes the connection between Feed and Table more natural, so you can move from reading to discovering to posting with less friction.

Adry is a context-driven platform for self-expression, built around Kao (the persona you post as) and Table (spaces connected by topics and interests). Rather than just another social network, Adry aims to be a place where the way your expression reaches others adapts to your feelings and interests. This update makes everyday use smoother and helps you tell content apart with more clarity and peace of mind. A more intuitive way to switch between Feed and You Until now, a horizontal swipe would switch screens right away. From this update, the content settles at about one quarter of the screen width, revealing a "You" or "Feed" action. The switch happens only when you tap that action — tap the content side to cancel. This cuts down accidental switches and lets you move between Feed and You at your own pace. A new "Table Related News" label for auto-gathered topics An Adry Table can automatically gather and show news related to its topic. From this update, such auto-generated news carries a "Table Related News" label. Tap the label to see a note explaining that the news was generated automatically by the Table and was not posted by a user. Now you can tell at a glance who posted something and where the information came from, and read with confidence. In-review posts now stay on your own profile Publishing to a Table can include a review step. Previously, a post wouldn't appear on your profile until publishing was confirmed, which could make it feel like your post had vanished. With this fix, posts under review now show up on your own profile as expected (they appear in other people's Feed and You only after publishing is confirmed). No more worrying that your writing disappeared. For Table owners: more flexible image settings Table owners can now choose more flexibly how images in incoming posts are handled, making it easier to run a Table that fits its intended atmosphere and policy. We'll keep improving Adry as a comfortable place for expression that follows your context. We'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback.

This update strengthens two core parts of Adry: designing your own timeline and shaping the character of each Table. You can now simulate your timeline. Choose whether to view posts by Table or as a dynamic timeline. Adjust how widely you want to explore, how much freshness matters, how close posts should be to your interests, and how much outside content should appear. Instead of only receiving recommendations, you can move the controls yourself and see how your information flow changes. We also added Table Atmosphere. Table Atmosphere helps define what kind of place a Table is. Owners can set the Table’s interests, tone, writing style, desired aftertaste, and directions they want to avoid. This makes it easier to decide whether a Chapter fits the Table before it appears there. Chapter intake has also been improved. For each Table, owners can choose whether incoming Chapters are reviewed manually or automatically. In manual mode, Chapters are kept as drafts until the owner confirms them. In automatic mode, Adry checks whether the Chapter fits the Table and keeps it as a draft when review is needed. This helps each Table receive posts while preserving its atmosphere. Table Studio has also been reorganized. Table image, name, description, news visibility, Connect, Atmosphere, and Chapter intake settings can now be managed in one place. Each setting screen also reflects the Table’s own colors, making the Table’s identity easier to understand. We also improved everyday usability: you can revisit Chapters you marked as “Yosage” from your own Kao page, see pending Draft badges, adjust reaction push notifications per Table, get better hashtag suggestions while creating Chapters, and enjoy improved image and video display. Adry is not just a place where information flows past you. It is a place to observe your interests, shape the atmosphere of your Tables, and adjust how information reaches you.

This update improves how new users begin using Adry and how they participate inside each Table. After the initial setup, the fixed Table suggestions have been updated. New options such as Developers, Weekly Shonen Jump, Economy, Generative AI, and Semiconductor Topics have been added to make it easier to start with interests that feel familiar and relevant. We also added a Mini posting form on Table detail screens. You can now start writing a Chapter more lightly while staying inside the Table, without opening the full posting screen first. The input area begins compactly and expands naturally as you write. The posting flow has also been adjusted. Hashtags and media attachment behavior are now simpler, and content started from the Mini form can be carried into the regular Chapter creation screen when needed. The comment experience on Chapter detail screens has also been improved. We fixed an issue where the comment input bar at the bottom of the screen might not reappear after scrolling. It now hides while scrolling and returns naturally after scrolling stops. This update is designed to make Adry’s core experience clearer: a quieter social space where you choose what you see and participate at your own pace.

This update improves the stability and flow of switching between Kao and Tables inside Adry. In Adry, you choose a Kao and move between the Tables connected to that Kao. With this update, your selected Kao and joined Tables are restored more naturally when reopening the app or opening the switcher. We also improved how joined Tables appear while data is still loading. When available, Adry now uses saved information to show your Tables sooner, reducing cases where the switcher looks empty even though you have joined Tables. After leaving a Table, the app is also less likely to remain in an empty or unstable state. Related screen transitions, Feed behavior, and Tab refresh timing have been adjusted so movement after switching feels smoother. This is not a large feature release, but a refinement of the core Adry experience: helping you understand which Kao you are using, which Table you are in, and where you can move next.

This update makes Adry quieter, easier to read, and more stable. Calmer nights Adry has a "quiet time" from 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM. During these hours, what's visible gently narrows, so you can spend time without being chased by information. We've reworked all of the messaging and guidance for this nighttime experience. It's now clearer what the quiet time is for. Night is not a time to "hold back." Even when the visible range narrows, you can always return to your own posts, the interest spaces you've chosen, and the news. You can always check why something is shown and review your settings. And in the morning, everything opens back up to its usual range. "This is a quiet time." "A night you can return to your own space." "It opens up again in the morning." We've refined the words shown on screen to match this experience, across Japanese, English, and Korean. Easier to read We've changed the order in which posts are displayed, so the text of a post now appears before its image. Previously, the image appeared first and large—before you could tell what the post was actually about. Now the words come first, followed by the image. Even when you're skimming your timeline, you'll know what a post is about right away. In list views, body text is now trimmed to a maximum of three lines, so you can take in many posts at a glance. On the post detail screen, the full text is shown without trimming, just as before. We've also unified the display order so the impression matches between the timeline and the detail view. Link previews, quotes, and image zoom all work exactly as before. We've simply made the visual flow feel more natural. A more stable app Occasionally, when you closed the app and reopened it after a while, the app could quietly restart itself internally and lose the state you were looking at. We've identified the cause of this and are rolling out improvements. This version adds the means to understand these instabilities in detail and fix them reliably. Stability will keep improving in upcoming updates. Safer login We fixed an issue where, after deleting and reinstalling the app, you could be taken to the wrong screen instead of back to login. Now, even after reinstalling or switching devices, your login state is judged correctly, preventing the sign-up flow and an existing login state from getting mixed up. You can start using the app with confidence. A clearer way to choose interest spaces During initial setup, when you choose interest spaces, you can now preview how a space connects to others, right then and there. Tapping opens a preview of those connections; you confirm with the "Choose" button or a few seconds of automatic progression. Instead of a selection being locked in instantly, you can look first and then decide for yourself—so you always know what you're choosing. — Adry isn't an app that competes on the volume of information. The interests you choose stay with you, as yours. A place to engage with what you love, quietly, at your own pace. We'll keep improving with calm and clarity at heart.

What’s New This update improves the notification experience and overall app stability. Some Table-related notifications now open the appropriate Table more naturally. Whether you open them from the notification list or directly from a push notification, Adry will guide you to the relevant place more smoothly. We also adjusted notification icons so that Table-related notifications are easier to recognize. In the Table switching screen, you can now swipe horizontally to browse Table lists for each Kao. This makes it easier to compare and move between Tables when using multiple Kao profiles. We also improved stability during app launch and when returning to the app. If temporary data on the device causes issues, Adry is now better prepared to avoid startup problems and keep the experience stable. Adry will continue improving the experience of connecting with people and topics through shared interests and Tables.

This update introduces Connect, a new way to discover relationships between Tables in Adry. Connect helps you find Tables that share similar themes, moods, or areas of interest. When you view or select a Table, Adry can now show related Tables nearby, making it easier to move naturally from one interest to another. On the Table selection screen, you can now preview connected Tables before switching. Related Tables, connection strength, and Table Trend News-style cards help you understand the surrounding context at a glance. We also added Connect relevance indicators to Chapter-related screens. This makes it easier to see how a post is connected to other Tables and how different spaces relate to each other. For first-time users, we added a new Connect tutorial. It explains what Connect is, how visibility works, and how users can take part in shaping the relevance between Tables. Pull to Refresh has also been improved. When you manually refresh the Feed, Adry now reloads the current Feed quickly while also requesting a deeper refresh when needed. Repeated refreshes are controlled to keep the experience stable. We also improved readability in dark mode, including text colors, backgrounds, and Connect-related panels across multiple screens. Adry is not just about reading posts. It is about moving through connected spaces of interest and discovering where you belong. With this update, the relationships between Tables are easier to see, and the world inside Adry feels more connected.

This update adds a new way to suggest connections between Tables. In Adry, each Table does not have to stand alone. Tables with related interests or nearby themes can gradually become connected, making the surrounding context easier to discover. With this update, you can suggest a connection to another visible Table when you feel the relationship makes sense. From the proposal screen, you can search for a target Table, compare it with the Table you are viewing, set the strength of the relationship, and add a short reason for the proposal. Proposals are not applied immediately. They are sent as candidates for the Table owner to review. We also improved the feel of Feed interactions. Horizontal areas inside Feed, such as multiple images, multiple links, Table headers, and Kao shelves, are now handled more carefully. When you start swiping inside these areas, Adry will no longer accidentally trigger a Feed/You transition. This reduces unintended screen changes when browsing images, switching links, or scrolling through horizontal content. We also adjusted tap behavior during parent-level horizontal gestures, helping prevent posts from opening by mistake while you are swiping. Overall, this update expands Adry’s experience of making relationships between interests visible, while making everyday browsing smoother and more stable.

This update improves the first-time experience in Adry. We adjusted the flow from the terms screen to the welcome screen, Table selection, Kao creation, name entry, and completion screen so new users can move through the setup more easily. On the welcome screen, we replaced the previous emoji with an image icon that better fits Adry’s visual style. We also refined the welcome title and adjusted the text weight so the screen feels cleaner and easier to read. We updated the first Kao choices as well. Users can now start with options such as an octopus, alien, brain, unicorn, and idea, making it easier to choose a Kao with personality. On the Table screen, we added a notification badge to the Connect icon when there is something to check. This helps Table owners notice Connect-related updates more easily. We also fixed an issue in the Connect candidate screen where tapping one button could sometimes trigger the wrong confirmation. Actions such as request, connect, approve, and reject now behave more reliably. This update focuses on making Adry easier to start, easier to understand, and easier to manage.

Introducing Algorithm Transparency Settings This update brings one of Adry's core values to life in a more tangible way: the idea that you should be able to choose how your experience works. New Feature: Algorithm Transparency A new "Algorithm Transparency" section has been added to the Kao Settings screen. Tapping it opens a dedicated settings page where you can learn about how your feed works — and decide how you want it to behave. The settings page includes a detailed explanation modal, organized into clear sections so you can read as much or as little as you like. Feed Opt-Out Toggle A toggle on the new settings screen lets you opt out of algorithmic feed ranking. When opt-out is enabled, the feed title changes color so you always know which mode you're in — no need to open settings to check. The color adapts to your display mode: a calm blue in light mode, and a muted blue-grey in dark mode. What the Explanation Covers The in-app explanation walks through three topics: What Algorithm Transparency means on Adry How the opt-out feature works in practice Adry's design philosophy and your right to choose It's written to be readable by anyone, not just those familiar with how recommendation systems work. Available in Three Languages All new text in this update — including the settings screen and explanation modal — is fully localized in Japanese, English, and Korean. Built to Stay Light This feature was designed to work within Adry's existing data architecture. Settings load with a single fetch, and no additional background listeners were introduced. The update adds meaningful control without adding overhead.

This update improves the Life experience, notification navigation, and posting stability. Life timelines now include clearer first-time guidance for both owners and members. The guidance explains invitation by PIN code, posting, participation rules, and how Life works, making it easier to understand before getting started. We also added guidance for important Life rules, such as what happens after a period of inactivity and how nighttime visibility works. This helps reduce confusion after joining or creating a Life. Notification navigation has also been improved. When you tap notifications for comments, reactions, or replies, Adry now opens the related post or thread more reliably. Older notifications and notifications with limited information are handled more gracefully whenever possible. We also reviewed cases where quoted posts and the post creation screen could feel heavy, and improved the stability of screen transitions, previews, and text input. This version also includes improvements to important startup messages so they remain visible when needed, along with updated Japanese, English, and Korean text. Adry is now easier to understand, easier to return to, and more stable for ongoing conversations.

This update improves Life settings and the overall Chapter experience in Adry. You can now turn notifications on or off for each Life you participate in. Members can leave a Life when they no longer need it, while owners can delete their LifeTable. After leaving or deleting a Life, the app now returns you safely to the Feed instead of leaving you on an unavailable detail screen. Comments are now supported for Chapters inside Life, making it easier to continue conversations within a specific place. Adry now handles regular Chapters and Life Chapters more clearly, improving stability across posting, viewing, and commenting. The quote experience has also been improved. When quoting a Chapter, you can now choose whether to quote it normally or quote it into a Life. Quoted source text can now appear as a preview, making it easier to understand what a post is referring to. In the Feed, Kao shelf posts can now open Chapter details directly. This reduces unintended movement to Table screens and makes it easier to read the post you are interested in. We also improved Life notification navigation, unread indicators, image display behavior, comments, reactions, screen transitions, and internal stability. Adry is a place where you can post, talk, and switch between different spaces based on your interests and how you want to be seen. This update makes that experience smoother, clearer, and easier to use.

This update improves overall app stability, performance, and the handling of MoonShot posts. We reviewed the initial loading flow and reduced unnecessary processing during launch. Posts, Tables, and Kao-related displays have been adjusted to feel smoother while keeping the same user experience. We also cleaned up internal processes that were no longer needed and improved the stability of screen transitions and data updates. Real-time updates and content reflection continue to work as before. For MoonShot posts, we added new controls for external sharing and web visibility while keeping them easier to save as night-time records. MoonShot posts that may contain sexual content can now display a safety label, and sharing links, web display, and image saving may be restricted. Regular posts continue to follow the existing safety checks. MoonShot posts are not simply blocked; instead, their visibility and sharing behavior are adjusted based on the content. Adry is a social app where you can organize posts by interest and context while choosing how you present yourself in each space. With this update, it is easier to keep daily moments, thoughts, work-in-progress ideas, and feelings you want to record at night. We will continue improving Adry as a place where people can record freely and connect through the worlds they care about.

This update introduces Moonshot, a new Chapter experience designed for nighttime use. In Adry, you can post Chapters to Tables to organize your thoughts and share them with Kaos that are close to your interests. Moonshot works a little differently from regular Chapters. A Moonshot is a private Chapter that appears only at night. When you post one, it is placed in a Table, but it is not shown to other Kaos. In the morning, it disappears from view. When night comes again, it returns. In other words, Moonshot is not only for sharing. It is for quietly leaving something for yourself. Thoughts that come to you at night, feelings that are not ready to be shared, or ideas that you simply want to keep inside a Table can now be saved as your own nighttime Chapters. We have also added a Moonshot explanation modal. It appears the first time you select Moonshot on the Chapter creation screen, and it can also be opened by tapping the Moonshot badge on a Chapter cell. On the web version, Moonshot uses a custom modal instead of a browser default dialog. On iOS, the explanation appears as a half modal. Moonshot badges and behavior have also been adjusted across Feed, Table, Kao, hashtag, and citation-related screens. Adry is not just a place for consuming information. It is a place where you can organize your perspective and emotions through Tables. With Moonshot, you can now choose between Chapters you want to share and Chapters you want to keep only for yourself. Leave a Chapter for the version of you that appears at night.

This update improves the overall Adry experience across posting, browsing, and login approval. When creating a Chapter, Table selection is now easier to navigate. The selected Table, recently used Tables, and frequently accessed Tables are shown in a more natural order, making it smoother to choose where your Chapter belongs. Table connection displays have also been improved. In Feed and Table detail screens, Table images are now less likely to appear blank. When an image URL is unavailable, Adry now uses existing Table information where possible, helping the interface stay clear and consistent. QR code web login approval is now safer and easier to understand. After scanning a QR code, Adry now shows a confirmation alert before proceeding. Approval requires device authentication using Face ID, Touch ID, or the device passcode, so users can confirm login requests with greater confidence. We also improved how long Kao names are displayed. Long names now stay on one line and are shortened with an ellipsis when needed, preventing them from wrapping into multiple lines and disrupting the layout. This improves readability across Feed, Table detail, and other Chapter display screens. Adry is a place to keep your interests, thoughts, and perspectives in context instead of letting them simply pass by. This update reduces small points of friction, improves visual stability, and makes the app feel calmer and easier to use.

This update improves the experience of reading posts, reacting to them, checking notifications, and moving across Tables in Adry. URLs inside Chapter text are now easier to read. Long links are shortened visually, while the original destination remains unchanged when tapped. This keeps the body text cleaner without changing how links work. The Chapter screen has also been adjusted around comment input and keyboard behavior. Keyboard height is now handled more safely, making the comment area less likely to create unexpected spacing or layout issues. The internal structure of the Chapter screen has also been整理ed to reduce rendering load around citation previews and action buttons. Reactions are now easier to understand at a glance. For regular posts, frequently used reaction emojis can appear as a stacked emoji display, making it clearer what kind of reactions a post is receiving. When there are multiple reactions, the most common emojis are prioritized, and remaining reactions are shown as an additional count. Adding, changing, or removing a reaction should also feel more immediate in the UI. The notification screen has been redesigned and optimized. Filters are now shown mainly as icons, and each notification row more clearly separates Kao, Table, and Chapter information. Unread, deleted, and private states are easier to recognize. Scrolling behavior, read status updates, hiding notifications, and notification grouping have also been improved to make the notification list lighter and easier to browse. The visible Table area at the top of the Feed has been updated as well. Tables are now separated into followed Tables and Tables viewable through Connect. Followed Tables work as direct switching options, while Connect-based Tables lead to their detail pages. The number of visible Tables is also easier to understand. This update also adds context labels. You can now add short context to a Chapter, such as “background,” “additional note,” “another angle,” or “source.” This is different from a comment: it is designed to lightly add background or perspective to a post. Existing context labels can be viewed when needed, while new additions are kept intentionally lightweight. Japanese, English, and Korean text has also been updated for notifications, context labels, and Feed-related UI. Overall, this update makes Adry smoother, clearer, and easier to navigate. It helps users follow not only the post itself, but also the Table it belongs to, the reactions it receives, and the surrounding context that gives it meaning.