Changelog

Rewardly Labs, Our Beta Program

Before a feature launches for everyone, a small group of members now gets it early. Join from the new Labs page or accept an invitation, agree to the tester terms, and switch any feature in testing on or off with one toggle. Everything runs on your real account, not a sandbox, and the page shows how many testers each feature has and how many bug reports it received. Your overview tells you when you qualify, when you are invited, and when the terms change.

At launch, Labs is open to members who meet all three requirements: an account at least 14 days old, level 15 or higher, and 5,000 coins earned in total. Meet them and you are in on the spot, with no review and no waiting list. The bar is set to evolve as the program grows: the requirements may loosen or go away entirely in a later release, and the Labs page always shows the current ones with your progress toward each.

Every feature you test carries a feedback form: a rating, what kind of feedback it is, and as much detail as you want, all of it editable later. Notifications tell you when a new feature opens, when the tester terms change, or when your Labs access changes. A tester whose feedback helps can receive the Crazy Scientist badge, coins, or both, with a notification and a Labs Reward line in your transactions. Testing is never compulsory: no quota, no deadline, and nothing lost by a quiet month.

The first feature open to testers is a rebuilt raffle page. Pick your seats on the board or let us pick, and watch your odds update as the room fills. The seed behind each draw is committed before the first ticket sells, the winning number comes from a signed RANDOM.ORG request, and once every seat is sold nothing can change your odds. Every draw can be checked afterwards: verify the RANDOM.ORG signature, copy the ledger, and confirm the winning seat yourself. Testers also choose the draw animation and the page layout, and a prize that cannot be delivered, or is not claimed in time, is credited to your balance in coins.

Smarter Notifications & New Emails

A notification about another person now shows that person's profile picture, level, and XP ring, with their name highlighted: a friend request, an accepted one, a referral, or a message. When a friend signs up with your referral link or code, you are told at once, with the reward unlocking on their first order. And a push notification now closes on all your devices once you have read the chat, opened the notifications page or dropdown, or tapped it on any of them.

Every email was redesigned with a clearer layout, the order number in the subject, the social links and store badge in the footer, and a dark theme that matches the app. The moments that had no email now have one: the order receipt, a cancellation, a delayed order, a raffle win and its claim reminder, a refunded raffle, and a restored account.

Block Users, From Anywhere

Block someone from their profile, a friend request, a direct message, or the global chat. A blocked user can no longer see, comment on, or react to your posts, send you friend requests, or message you, and their global chat messages are hidden from you. Blocking a friend removes the friendship and deletes your conversation, and a pending request between you is cancelled.

A new Blocked Users list in your Privacy settings shows everyone you have blocked, with an Unblock button beside each name, so a block is never a one-way door.

Rarity Colours on Every Item

Team Fortress 2, Dota 2, and Rust items now carry a colour tab for their grade or rarity everywhere their art appears: the shop, item pages, raffles, case openings, case history, the cart, and search results. Strange and Unusual war paints and Dota 2 qualities show over their grade or rarity, and Counter-Strike 2 cases got a tab of their own, so every game's items read at a glance the way Counter-Strike 2 skins already did.