Release report · 23 to 25 July 2026
Fourteen new things in three days, all of them live on your account right now. For each one: what it is, what it is actually worth to you, and how to test it in a few seconds. 🚀
Updates arrive over the air, so there is nothing to download. Fully close the app (swipe it away from your recent apps) and open it again. Done.
🟢 Live means it is on your phone today.
What it is
A Connections screen in the menu where you hand your coworker the keys to tools you already use. Seven supported today: Todoist, an email inbox, Gmail, Google Calendar, Dropbox, FreeAgent and website hosting. Keys are stored encrypted in your own private workspace and are never shown back to anyone.
💎 The value
This is the difference between an assistant that talks about your work and one that does it. Once Todoist is connected, "add that to my list" actually adds it. Once your calendar is connected, "what does tomorrow look like" is a real answer. It also removes a genuine security problem: keys used to be pasted into the chat and sat in your history forever. Now they never touch it.
🧪 Test it
Menu, Connections, tap a service, paste the key, save. It should show as connected. Then ask the chat "what am I connected to?"
What it is
A Routines section in the menu. Write an instruction once, choose hourly, daily or weekly, pick a time, and your coworker runs it on its own and posts the result into your chat. Pause, restart or delete any of them whenever you like.
💎 The value
Work that happens without you being there. One five minute setup pays out every single day after it, forever. A morning briefing waiting for you before you pick up your phone, a Friday summary that writes itself. This is the feature that turns the product from a tool you use into a colleague who is already working.
🧪 Test it
Menu, Routines, Set up a routine, type "send me a short summary of my calendar today", pick Every day and a time, Create. Want proof fast? Choose Every hour and leave it.
What it is
Your workspace now starts warming up the moment you open the chat, rather than waiting for you to press send.
💎 The value
The first message of the day was always the slow one, and the first message is exactly where people decide whether something feels fast or sluggish. That dead wait is now spent while you are still typing. Every message after the first was already quick and stays quick.
🧪 Test it
Close the app for a few minutes, reopen it, send "hello". Compare it to how the first message used to feel.
What it is
A launch discount that applies itself at the checkout. No code to remember or type. It applies when you change plan too, not only on a first signup.
💎 The value
Half your bill for two months, with no hoops. And because it now covers plan changes, trying a bigger plan during the launch window costs half of what it normally would, so there is no penalty for finding out whether you need more.
🧪 Test it
Menu, your plan, choose one, continue to the payment page and look at the total. You do not have to pay to see the discount.
What it is
Tappable suggestions in an empty chat showing real things your coworker can do. They come back whenever you start a fresh chat.
💎 The value
The hardest part of any assistant is knowing what to ask it, and a blinking cursor is a terrible teacher. These are the fastest way to discover what the thing is genuinely good at, which means you get value out of it in the first minute rather than the first week.
🧪 Test it
Start a fresh chat (number 12). Suggestion chips appear. Tap one, it sends with no typing.
What it is
The skills in your menu are now buttons that start the work, with the right instruction already written, instead of a list telling you what exists.
💎 The value
It is the difference between reading a menu and ordering from it. Every skill your coworker has is only worth something if you remember it exists and know the words to trigger it. Now you need neither.
🧪 Test it
Menu, tap any skill. You should land in the chat with the work already starting.
What it is
A clear, opt in way to talk to your coworker from Telegram as well as the app. Same workspace, same memory. Leave it alone and nothing changes.
💎 The value
You use an assistant more when it lives where you already are. If Telegram is your default messaging app, this removes the one step (open a different app) that stops most quick questions from ever being asked.
🧪 Test it
Menu, find the Telegram option, follow the connect steps, then message it from Telegram and check the reply.
What it is
The indicator showing how full the current conversation is, rewritten out of jargon and into ordinary words, with a clear next step when it fills up.
💎 The value
Every conversation has a working memory and when it fills, older parts quietly fade. People used to experience that as "it has suddenly got worse" with no explanation. Now you can see it coming and fix it in one tap, so you stop losing trust in something that is working exactly as designed.
🧪 Test it
Look at the conversation indicator in the chat. If it needs explaining, we have failed.
What it is
We went through the menu and removed three things that were advertised but not built. There is now an automated check that blocks a menu item from shipping unless there is real work behind it.
💎 The value
Trust. One dead end teaches you to stop exploring, and after that the features that do work never get discovered either. Everything in the menu now does something, and it will stay that way because it is enforced automatically rather than remembered by a human.
🧪 Test it
Open the menu and tap through every single item. If any one of them goes nowhere, that is now a bug worth reporting.
What it is
Your workspace now measures its own usage and expands automatically before you run out, up to the limit that comes with your plan.
💎 The value
You never hit a wall in the middle of something. Files, documents and everything your coworker builds live in your own private space, and that space quietly gets bigger as you fill it. No warning emails, no asking anyone to make room, no failed task at the worst possible moment.
🧪 Test it
Do not bother. This one is invisible on purpose. Success is never thinking about storage again.
What it is
Your coworker now checks its own toolkit on every single message and restores anything missing before answering you.
💎 The value
Something that worked last week still works today. The worst kind of bug is the one where a thing you relied on silently stops being available and you have no idea why. That class of problem now fixes itself before you can notice it.
🧪 Test it
Ask for something you have not used in a while, especially anything that failed for you before. It should just work.
What it is
A proper control that clears the conversation and starts a clean one, without losing anything you have set up. Plus a gentle, dismissable nudge when a fresh chat would genuinely help.
💎 The value
A one tap fix for the most common reason answers go vague: a conversation that has wandered miles off topic. Instead of concluding the product got worse, you reset it in a second and it is sharp again.
🧪 Test it
Menu, commands area, Start fresh chat. The chat empties and the starter suggestions return.
What it is
A picker for how your coworker talks to you, plus a prompt asking what you are actually trying to achieve.
💎 The value
Short and blunt, or warm and chatty, is not a cosmetic choice. It decides whether you actually read the answers. And telling it your goal is the single highest leverage thing you can do for answer quality, which is why it now asks you rather than hoping you volunteer it.
🧪 Test it
Menu, personality, pick a different style, then ask the same question you asked before. The tone should visibly change.
What it is
A menu command that shows you exactly what your coworker has remembered about you and how you work.
💎 The value
No guessing about what it does or does not know, and no wondering what it has stored. If something is wrong or out of date, you say so in the chat and it updates. Visible memory is correctable memory.
🧪 Test it
Menu, commands area, the memory command. Then tell it something new about how you work and run it again.
Small things. Nothing for you to do.
Being built, not live yet. Listed so you know it is on the way.