There was one button, one minute at a time. There are four packs now, each one saying what it costs and what a minute works out at inside it, above the same per-minute top-up as before. Buying a pack credits the minutes that pack is worth, rather than counting how many separate minutes were in the order.
A link to a pack now takes you to that pack's checkout. If you are not signed in, the door remembers where you were going and puts you back there afterwards instead of dropping you on the home page. If we cannot find the pack, you land in the shop rather than on an error.
A brand-new account used to arrive at its own video library, which is empty by definition, so the first thing the product showed was the one screen where it looks like it does nothing. It opens where a video gets made.
Drawing in your own style is a button under the player instead of the last tile in the row, and a storyboard that has nothing to check is not checked.
Every board says how it letters and your video follows it, a picture of your own is read the same way, and an uploaded style stops showing as a broken image.
Your library opens at once however much is in it, a card says what it is waiting for, and the wallet is one place instead of three.
Everything that changed, newest first.