Guests notice the room

Your guests react to what happens around them, and iPhones keep your café open through a long session.

Also new

• Guests notice the room. They jump at thunder and at a machine breaking down, look up when the rain starts, admire a new piece, enjoy the jukebox and laugh at a prank. Regulars wave hello, critics arrive with their notebook out, and influencers photograph their order.
• Thoughts of their own. Left to themselves, guests think about the room: a seat too dark, a hot drink in the rain, the fish in the tank. A late serve is met with relief, a special with a wow, and guests heading out into the rain open an umbrella.

Fixed

• Fewer surprise reloads on iPhone. The café now holds about a quarter less in memory while you play, so iPhones are far less likely to reload the page mid-session.
• One cheer per serve. A served order no longer plays its cheer twice.
• A closing hand. The hand you drag the view with now closes with its thumb tucked in, instead of showing a stray bar at its side.