Lolo Patch Notes

Lolo Patch Notes — June 13 to 19, 2026

Lolo is becoming the easiest way to see who’s around across your broader social, professional, and community graph — then turn that proximity into a real plan. This week focused on shareable plans, smoother mobile entry, safer iOS login paths, and clearer network filters.

What shipped

Smart Plans became shareable: plans now support share links, guest RSVP flows, richer plan previews, RSVP categories, and clearer owner controls for managing people in a plan.
Guests can coordinate before becoming full Lolo users: the guest loop now includes email capture, guest message updates, host notifications when someone RSVPs, and a clearer path to get the Lolo app after joining a plan.
Native invite routing improved: installed, logged-in iOS users opening a plan invite can be routed directly into the plan group chat, while non-users and browser visitors still get the guest RSVP page.
Mobile auth received a major polish pass: Google, X, Apple, Phantom, WalletConnect, Rainbow, and callback/deep-link flows were tightened so mobile users are less likely to get stuck between the app, browser, and provider screens.
iOS onboarding/location handling got safer: Lolo moved further toward explicit user-triggered approximate pings, with fixes that avoid unwanted browser location prompts and reduce stale native-location hangs.
Map network filters are clearer: Friends, X Friends, token, and Circle filters now persist better and show a visible active-filter state in the map navigation.

Mobile Lolo plan invite showing a guest RSVP flow with Going, Maybe, and Can't make it options. — **Shareable Smart Plans:** a mobile invite link lets guests RSVP, add a name and email, and join a plan before creating a full Lolo account.

Mobile Lolo connect screen showing Apple, X, World ID, Google, EVM, and Phantom sign-in options. — **Mobile auth polish:** the mobile connect screen keeps Apple, X, World ID, Google, EVM, and Phantom entry points in one clean flow.

What improved

Plan chats are more useful: tagging a non-member in a plan chat can add them to the plan and notify them, and invite preview times / plan chat additions were cleaned up.
Upcoming plans are easier to find: your own plans and invited plans now appear in Upcoming more reliably, even when visibility timing would have hidden them before.
Mobile map and messages feel smoother: recent fixes improved group/chat header behavior, inline place-card expansion, clickable @username mentions, and zoomed-out map avatar / boundary behavior.
iOS Universal Links got support: the native shell can route supported links into the app, which helps invite and auth flows feel more app-native.
Signup through plan invites is better attributed: when someone fully signs up through a plan invite, the plan-invite creator can be credited as the referrer.
Stale native iOS builds are handled more gracefully: web hotfixes reduce the chance that older App Store builds show unusable Apple login paths or hang during Google / X handoffs while a newer native build rolls through review.

Growth/community notes

iOS moved into quiet App Store distribution: Lolo was approved for the App Store, with the current rollout focused on friends / controlled early distribution rather than a broad launch blast.
Plan links are now a stronger acquisition loop: a Lolo plan can reach people through iMessage, X DMs, Telegram, or other group chats before those people install the app — closer to the “coordinate first, install after value” loop.
Referral and plan loops are starting to connect: plan-invite signup attribution gives Lolo another way to credit people who bring useful new participants into the graph.
Velvet remains a live community example: the Velvet holders Circle continues to be the clearest public example of Lolo turning an onchain token community into a real-world community surface.
The map is becoming more community-aware: persisted network filters and token / Circle visibility make it easier to answer “who’s around?” for a specific social or community context.

What’s next

Verify the newest iOS auth build: Apple login still needs real-device confirmation after the updated native build is approved / installed from the App Store.
Add sharper Smart Plans analytics: the remaining Smart Plans measurement work is around stable plan / conversation IDs plus guest, share, and invite events.
Show distance in Smart Plans recommendations: suggested places should make proximity obvious so users can choose where to meet faster.
Improve guest follow-up: a simple admin / export surface for guest RSVPs would help measure plan-link conversion and follow up with people who joined as guests.
Keep mobile rollout operationally ready: EU distribution status, D&B / company-verification follow-up, and continued smoke testing remain behind-the-scenes launch work.

Source notes

Compiled from the Lolo agent brief, the Lolo open-loop tracker, recent Hermes session search, and git log --since='7 days ago' on consort-tech/lolo-mvp-1.
Items described as shipped are backed by main-branch commits or durable project notes. App Store and native-build items are labeled as rollout / verification work where real-device confirmation is still pending.
No secrets, tokens, private operational details, or unverified growth metrics are included here.