Setting up your page asks the right questions now, a person can keep a performer page beside their own, and most themes have been rebuilt with furniture of their own.
Setting up your page
Choosing your handle works like Bluesky or X. The box starts empty, with free handles made from your name underneath to tap. Leave it blank to keep the one you were given.
You say what kind of account it is: personal, performer or non-sexual. A DJ or drag artist can make their performer page the only account they have.
"What do you go by?" follows the part of the scene you pick. Choose Pup play and you get Pup, Handler and the pup ranks first, with the roles that fit anyone underneath.
You choose your theme and your colour as you go. The colour goes on your page and your dashboard, and you can change either one later.
A last step lets you add your other accounts, and you can set each one up straight after.
More than one account
You can hold up to three accounts: personal, performer and non-sexual. Settings → Accounts lists each one with its own switches.
A performer account wears a badge saying what you perform as: Drag queen, Drag king, Drag artist, DJ, Dancer, Gogo dancer, Burlesque, Cabaret or Host / MC. Change it in the profile editor.
Drag queens, kings and artists get the Drag Dressing Room theme, free.
With more than one account, the top right of your dashboard shows which one you're on.
Little, Caregiver and Age play belong on a non-sexual account. If you had one on another account, we took it off and sent you a notice.
New roles to pick: Kitten, Bear, Cub and Otter.
Themes
Three new free themes. Darkroom puts your page on a strip of film under a red safelight. Flash Sheet pins it to a tattoo studio wall. Zine prints it in two inks that never quite line up, and your colour is the second ink.
Two new Premium themes. Arcade turns your links into a high-score table. Club Night puts your name on the guestlist and your links on cloakroom tickets.
Pup, Leather, Rubber, Fursuit, Little, Jock, Bondage, Top 8, Pride, Neon Pulse, Starfield, Dusk, Sun Run, Nightcall, Storm, Wireframe and Cathode have each been rebuilt around the thing they're named after. So have the seasonal themes: Hallows, Midwinter, Countdown, Collared and Burns Night. Fursuit is pink now.
Some themes answer your visitor's pointer: Pup's tag swings, Hallows' candle flame leans away, Treasure Hunt's compass points at it. Each one holds still if you've asked for less motion.
Your colour now changes a theme's accent and leaves the rest of the theme alone.
In the Design editor, every theme carries a line saying what it looks like, and chips filter the list to Free, Premium, Seasonal or Communities.
You can show the people on your profile as a tree: you in the middle, the people you belong to above, those who belong to you below.
Flannel, Graph Paper, Last Orders, Oxblood and Carbon are gone. Nobody was using them.
Events
Get a private calendar link under Events → My events, and the events you're going to show up in Google, Apple or Outlook.
An event can list each kind of ticket with its price. Cards say "From £90", and the event page lists every tier.
An event page can show its explicit events in the widget on its own website, if its owner switches that on.
Hidden signals
Collr's hidden surprises are a hunt now. Badges → Hidden signals counts what you've found and gives a hint for each one left. Find them all for the Egg hunter badge and a theme nobody can buy.
Premium+
Analytics count QR code scans and short-link visits separately, so a scan shows as "QR code" where it used to say "Direct or app".
Fixed
Buttons, badges and pop-ups on profiles read on every theme, light ones included.
Link icons fit beside their labels, and rounded buttons stay rounded.
A page you left open while Collr updated reloads itself, where it used to show an error.
