July 5, 2026
Shareable Results Images
By Emilis
The Final page gets an image you can actually post. Why that matters more for a game with no accounts than it would for one with them.
One feature today, and it's a small one to build and a big one to have: the end screen now generates an actual image you can share, the podium, the winning song, the final scores, packaged as something you can drop straight into a group chat.
It matters more here than it would in most apps because of a decision made way back at the start: there are no accounts, and room data wipes after 24 hours. There's no profile to revisit, no history tab, nothing that lingers. The result image is the only thing that outlives the room. If a game doesn't leave a trace, the trace has to be something people choose to keep on purpose.
Quieter search day than the one before it: 9 clicks, 112 impressions, an 8.04% click-through rate, average position 3.4. Worth noting plainly that these numbers bounce around day to day. The story here isn't any single day, it's the multi-week trend, and the trend was still up.