Released 5 May 2026
The biggest shift since v1: the troupe feels more alive now. Every flea has stronger personality, clearer memories, and a more recognizable voice across every surface FleaWinder touches.
Each flea now has a stronger sense of what kind of performer they are — when to show off, when to support another flea, when to step back, and when to turn a tiny moment into a bit.
Quiet fleas still get their moments, bold fleas still chase the spotlight, and the troupe keeps moving without feeling random.
Every event a flea witnesses becomes a memory, tiered from immediate flashes to season-defining moments to legendary myths. Strange events that 3+ fleas witness within a week promote to a troupe-wide myth.
Memories shape future dialogue — a flea who recovered a near-fall yesterday will speak differently about today's tightrope walk than a flea seeing the rope for the first time.
Thought bubbles, colony chatter, diary lines, post-show recaps, gossip, and relationship lines now have clearer roles. Fleas speak in shorter, more readable moments that fit the surface they appear on.
The result is less noise: quick lines stay quick, reflective moments get a calmer home, and nothing fights for the same screen real estate.
New on iOS: tap the floating thought bubble — or any flea badge — to open a sheet that surfaces the four mood dimensions, voice card, recent decisions, top memories, and every relationship that flea is in. No more mystery quotes.
Watch home + complications, iOS home-screen widgets, Lock Screen, Live Activity / Dynamic Island, tvOS Top Shelf, and the FleaWinder keyboard extension all reflect the same troupe moment — top flea today, latest line, and the current circus mood.
Day-bounded reads mean yesterday's beat never silently surfaces today; everything naturally goes quiet overnight and re-lights when the iOS app generates fresh state.
Cards now use real custom-flea art (palette, hat, signature aura) instead of generic emoji. Section title carries today's diary line so the shelf is a live surface, not just a roster.
The release focused heavily on keeping behavior and presentation consistent as the same troupe appears on more screens, from phone to TV to glanceable surfaces.
