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Peep builder update: web, iOS, @solanamobile and early access Three days of shipping across Peep, from October 20 to 22. We focused on the parts you feel ever time you use the product: finding a token, understanding it, placing a trade, sharing your reasoning and coming back to where you left off. Peep brings token discovery, market context and social trading together on Solana. Our goal is to help traders make better-informed decisions before following someone else’s call. Token research and trading. We reworked the native iOS token screen around price, chart, risk metrics, your position and Peeps. Charts now have clearer small-price labels and better framing for tokens with short histories, with expanded views for candle/line and Price/Market Cap. The trade panel keeps Receive and Total fees visible, with the final Buy action above the keyboard. Closing it returns you to the same token and timeframe. A more connected Feed. Token attachments now resolve the matching token’s identity and market context. We improved people filtering and made the iOS Market Feed retain search, minimum market cap and Following selections when returning from Peep. Sharing after a trade stays optional: write a Peep when you have something to say, or keep trading. One profile, with Peep’s own identity. Both native apps now use the web’s profile and XP data: original Peep badges, progress, invites, weekly activity, performance and holdings. We also removed the duplicate iOS profile path, so You and your own author link lead to the same profile. Returning from XP, Wallet or Settings keeps navigation consistent. Groups with more context. We expanded native coverage for group calls, invites, member rankings and pinned groups. On web and iOS, opening a call’s original message now takes you back to its conversation, including older messages. Failed history loads offer a retry without losing that destination. More consistent wallet and account behavior. We updated trade-linked Peep verification to handle a user’s selected linked wallet instead of assuming the primary wallet. Group tips also follow the selected wallet. We tightened session recovery, wallet switching, watchlist undo and alert management as part of bringing the native apps closer to the web experience. Fresh builds for testers. Updated iOS builds are available to our existing internal TestFlight group, and the latest signed Seeker APK is distributed through Firebase App Distribution. We checked key navigation and data flows on physical iPhone and Seeker devices. Peep remains in closed beta for user testing, and feedback is shaping the next iterations. Early access is now account-based. You can sign in and request access from the website. We review requests, and one approved account unlocks Peep on both web and Seeker. Existing testers keep their access. The homepage’s Get early access buttons now take you straight into this flow. We’d love feedback from Solana traders and Seeker users: where do you lose context, what feels slow, and what would make Peep part of your daily routine?