Plato

Our Final Updates for August

This Week in Plato

August is wrapping up... here's what was released on Plato in the last week!

Android version 7.4.0 is now available with fixes for Profile Frames, Private Group profile pictures, finished games on the Home screen, and display issues in Discover and Aura. It also includes several performance improvements and bug fixes.

We also fixed stuck games in Skee-Ball and Cribbage, corrected visual issues in Pool and Bowling, and added faster turns to Poker.

Archery now features haptic feedback and other gameplay improvements.

Finally, the new Cat-a-pult Tank has arrived and we plan to release one more tank by the end of 2026.

Lots more to come in September 🫡

Have fun and play together.

Updates for the Week of August 14, 2026

This week in Plato

This week, we took action against a network of accounts that used bots to distribute Aura. We banned the accounts, rolled back 5,796,442 Aura, and introduced new protections to help prevent further abuse.

There’s still more work to do in the fight against bots and cheating, and we’re actively working to keep Plato fair and fun for everyone.

iOS

Version 7.3.0+ is now available, featuring a new Liquid Glass interface designed to match the latest versions of iOS.

Android

Version 7.3.1 is now available with additional performance improvements. We’re aware of an issue affecting group profile pictures and expect to release a fix next week.

Coming Soon

We’re putting the finishing touches on our time-trial racing game and we're making progress on an all-new feature designed to help you find your perfect match on Plato.

Have fun and play together!

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The Internet’s Living Room

Social media is for scrolling. Plato is for connecting.

We are reviving the Lobby Culture of the early internet—a digital geography designed for people, not engagement metrics. Plato isn't just an app you download; it’s a room you enter. A sanctuary built for hanging out, not being watched.

House Rules

A noble place requires noble rules. We designed Plato to be the cleanest room on the internet:

  • No "Grandma’s Casino": Skill wins. Money buys style, never power.
  • No Surveillance: No phone numbers. No contact scraping. Your privacy is structural, not an optional setting.
  • The Campfire: In other apps, the game hides the chat. Here, they share the stage. Whether playing Ocho or Pool, the conversation remains the main event.

Just Show Up

Scheduling a "voice chat" feels like work. Hanging out shouldn't.

Plato is the antidote to calendar fatigue. It’s the digital equivalent of a college dorm lounge. You don't need an appointment. Just open the app, see who’s around, and pull up a chair.

Welcome home.


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