What’s New
Improvement

Patch 2.33.7

The complete notes for this update.

New features

  • A new ‘Content Preferences’ and ‘Muted Content’ settings page has been added, which lets you manage content you’ve hidden on the site. More will be coming to this area soon for managing Discovery preferences.
  • 'Advanced Filters' are now available at the bottom of the Filters menu on Discover, Search, Profile, and Saves/Library. You can combine sort direction, ratings, included/excluded genres and tags, published/updated date ranges, feature filters, and creator filters. Active advanced filters appear as removable chips, and can be shared through the page URL.
  • Guided Continues: You can now select a ‘Guide’ option from the same input switch as Do, Say, Story, and See, then type the outcome you want. AI Dungeon generates one continuation from that direction, without adding your guide as a player action. The guide text is private to you and only appears in View Context for that response and its retries.
  • The Safety Settings menu now has a Chat Filter control for direct messages. It is enabled by default, can be turned off when Parental Lock is inactive, and stays locked on while Parental Lock is active.
  • Supported AI Dungeon web browsers now show Push Notifications controls in Notification Preferences, with an Enable button that opens the browser permission prompt.
  • The Scales Legacy Badges have been added to the profiles of eligible users with at least 100 scales.

Improvements

  • Public discovery areas no longer surface deprecated readable adventures: the Readable tab and Adventures tab on Scenario pages have been cleaned up, and public adventure searches fall back to scenarios. Unlisted shared links continue to work.
  • Guided Retry should follow player edits more reliably, while continuing from the current scene and preserving story facts you did not ask to change.
  • Adventures now open much faster, by removing an artificial gameplay loading delay while still waiting for the story layout to settle.
  • Returning to Home and Discover now reuses already-loaded content instead of showing a loading flame, greatly improving the loading times.
  • Gameplay should feel much smoother during turns, input, and theme changes, especially in long adventures.
  • Pages now start showing content sooner, with navigation loading in after, instead of leaving a blank screen while the app shell loads.
  • Loading screens and button interactions should feel smoother and respond instantly; stale browser tabs also better recover after deploys instead of breaking.
  • Daily streaks now extend automatically after your first successful action or creator-related edit each day.
  • Any earned Streak badges now stay on your profile indefinitely, even after a streak breaks.
  • Streak auto-claims now show a success toast when your daily streak is extended by a play or creator-related action, instead of only showing feedback after manual claims.
  • Sign-in now validates required fields and email format inline before submitting, trims extra email whitespace, and uses visible Email / Password labels.
  • Chat filtering now also masks specific explicit emoji sequences in direct messages.
  • Prompts asking for a review now consistently name AI Dungeon instead of just ‘the app’.
  • The AI status page (status.latitude.io) now shows separate rows for active versions in shared model families like GLM and DeepSeek, and no longer shows deprecated versions.

Bug fixes

  • Content-specific reasons such as rating, image, and music violations no longer appear for player reports; selecting Report from another player's mini-profile now opens a player-specific dialog titled with that player's name, with a details field and optional block toggle.
  • On iOS, the custom AI instructions confirmation and the Save/Update naming modal now stay open instead of flashing once and then closing.
  • Edits and action history changes made while an AI response is generating now stay saved; Continue and Retry follow the persisted story after refresh instead of restoring or losing actions.
  • After changing Context Length or switching models, the next cache-efficient turn rebuilds prompt history with the new configuration instead of using stale optimized context.
  • On iOS/mobile, tapping Retry with Changes keeps the instruction field visible above the keyboard.
  • Accounts eligible for permanent deletion no longer get stuck because of direct-message data; shared DM transcripts are removed as part of account deletion.
  • Story Card saves and scripted adventure turns are more resilient to rare stale database sessions, reducing intermittent save errors and failed turns.
  • Long-pressing themed gameplay buttons no longer reveals the theme spritesheet/design template, or the iOS image save menu.
  • Tapping Download on story images in the iOS or Android app now keeps AI Dungeon open and downloads from within the app, rather than launching the download URL externally.
  • The Scales Legacy profile badge description has been clarified, and an extra Scales-specific footnote was removed.
  • Opening an adventure no longer shows a white outline around the game screen on first load.
  • With Sticky Turn Input enabled, the Take a Turn input stays open after a turn completes instead of incorrectly closing.
  • Desktop profiles now show multiline bios correctly instead of truncating the second paragraph.
  • Desktop Home and More Like This carousel arrows now appear reliably on hover, stay in fixed positions, and hide only when there is no more content in that direction.
  • Themed Retry, Retry with changes, and Retry history controls now render as one continuous themed frame with readable hover/press states. Mobile presses no longer leave labels in the wrong color.
  • Signing out now detaches the device from the previous account’s push notifications; signing into another account transfers notification registration.
  • Review prompt and feedback buttons respond to desktop mouse clicks again.
  • The gift/claim icon now shows the claim-ready dot as soon as the daily streak cooldown expires, even if the app has been open all day.
  • Anonymous email notification opt-in/out links no longer show push notification controls or trigger browser notification permission prompts.
  • Dismissing the prompt asking for an app review now respects cooldowns: at most once per session, at most once every 7 days per surface, and not again for 6 months after a review.
  • Prompts asking for a review now wait until you leave an adventure instead of interrupting gameplay.