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What's new

What changed in each version

Newest first. Each entry says what changes for you, not what was touched under the hood.

v2.1 · 26 Jul 2026

In-app help

New Help and security page, linked from the sign-in screen: how to link your phone, how messages are protected, who can see what, and what to do if you lose your phone.
It includes a section on what this does NOT protect. Better you read it here than find out on the day it matters.
This changelog.

v2.0 · 26 Jul 2026

Link by scanning a QR — no more passwords

Significant change. Before, you had to invent a remote password and obtain a setup code that an ordinary user simply had no way to get. That was a design flaw, not an inconvenience.

You now link by scanning a QR from the desktop app. No username, no password, no codes to copy. Once per device.
The QR expires in 3 minutes and works only once. If you run out of time, generate a new one.
Below the QR you also get the same characters as text, in case you cannot scan.
Your messages are better protected than before: the key is no longer derived from a guessable password but is a random number. There is nothing to brute-force.
The key travels from computer to phone through the camera, so the server has never held it.

Signing in with username and password is still available as an alternative, under “Sign in with username and password”.

v1.5 · 25 Jul 2026

Voice notes and spoken replies

Microphone button: record a voice note and it is sent encrypted, like any attachment. Up to 3 minutes.
Notes you receive play right inside the conversation.
New option to have replies read aloud. It uses your own device's voice, so it costs no data and the text never leaves it.

v1.4 · 25 Jul 2026

Scan the QR with the camera, and privacy in plain sight

Camera button next to the code field: point at the QR and the 6-digit code fills itself in. Works on Android, iPhone and desktop.
Before the camera opens you get a notice explaining what happens to the video: it is analysed on your device and discarded. And you can always type the code by hand.
The privacy statement is now always visible on the sign-in screen, not hidden behind a link.

v1.3 · 25 Jul 2026

“Trust this device”: after the first sign-in, that device gets in with just the password, username already filled.
Fingerprint or Face ID unlock (optional). The key is stored on the device protected by your biometrics, not by a file.
Red “Clear sessions and sign-in data” button in two places: on the sign-in screen it cleans only that device; inside the app, all of them.
Fixed: images with a transparent background turned black when sent.
Fixed: the download link did not work on images.

v1.2 · 25 Jul 2026

Sending images and documents

Attach with the clip, by dragging onto the chat, or by pasting a screenshot with Ctrl+V.
Photos are optimised before sending: far smaller, and the agent reads them just as well. Their metadata is stripped in the process, including where the photo was taken.
Images show in the conversation; other files download.
Large files are split into chunks and each chunk is encrypted separately.

v1.1 · 25 Jul 2026

Seeing how your agent is set up

New “Your agent” panel: the two models it uses, the tasks it can run, today's spend and what is running right now.
It is read-only on purpose: you look here, you configure on your computer.
API keys and the internal instructions of each task are never sent.

v1.0 · 24–25 Jul 2026

First release: talk to your agent from anywhere

End-to-end encrypted conversation with the agent running on your computer.
Your computer opens no ports: it is the one reaching out, so it works behind any router, with no VPN and no tunnels.
Sign in with username, password and a 6-digit code that changes every 30 seconds.
Bilingual app (Spanish and English) and a fluid conversation.
The server only stores encrypted text: it cannot read anything.