Every release makes it smarter.

The Trust Release: Never Lose a Meeting

iOS 1.0.21 and macOS 3.0.16 are built around one promise: interrupt Meeting Intelligence however life wants — it keeps your meeting.

• Crash-recovery journal — recordings checkpoint locally about every 20 seconds, so a crash, force-quit, or power loss offers full transcript recovery the next time you launch.
• Live recording-health monitoring — if transcription ever stalls mid-meeting, the app says so instantly, with a one-tap restart. Transcription can no longer die silently.
• Choose your transcription language, or let it follow your device.
• On Mac, a clearer Screen Recording permission flow — macOS applies that permission only after an app restart, so the app now explains it and offers one-click Quit & Reopen.
• Plus restore-purchase feedback, a discard confirmation, and hardening throughout.

How We Tried to Break It

The Trust Release shipped only after it survived a deliberate assault.

• A scripted torture suite attacked transcription with hostile silences and rapid-fire bursts on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
• Force-kill recovery drills mid-recording, a 14-hour soak run, and 31 automated core tests.
• A multi-agent adversarial code review before submission.

Meeting Memory Gets More Precise

iOS 1.0.20 and macOS 3.0.15 make past-meeting context show up only when it genuinely fits the conversation.

• Memory now surfaces only when it matches on a distinctive term — the actual project or person — instead of a coincidental generic word.
• Fixes the case where an unrelated memory could appear mid-meeting.
• Built on a new shared core across iOS and Mac, so improvements land on both platforms at the same time.

Corrections That Stick, and Faster Cleanup

Small fixes that make the day-to-day flow cleaner.

• Live transcript corrections now persist through the recording and into the saved transcript on iPhone — fix a name or term once and it stays fixed. (Mac already had this.)
• Rename a meeting right from its summary, on both platforms — no detour through History.
• Refreshed welcome video, a smaller download, and reliability improvements throughout.

The Live Assistant Gets Faster and Sharper

iOS 1.0.19 and macOS 3.0.14 sharpen the in-the-moment help so it keeps pace with the conversation.

• Live analysis now reacts the instant a decision, risk, or commitment surfaces, instead of waiting on a fixed timer.
• A larger live context window lets it connect an earlier point to what is happening now, for sharper, connect-the-dots questions.
• More efficient under the hood, with cleaner state between meetings and better reliability on long sessions.

A Faster Start and Cleaner Summaries

The experience around the live assistant got simpler and clearer.

• Streamlined setup — no meeting-type or title fields to fill in; optional prep tucks behind one button. Just open and record.
• Content-specific, headline-style meeting titles.
• Corrections you make to a summary now flow through to your decision cards.

The Sky Release Lands

Meeting Intelligence shipped a broader visual refresh with a brighter Sky accent, refreshed iconography, and a cleaner cross-platform identity.

• The product family now feels more unified across Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
• Live Analysis replaced older "advanced insights" style language in more places so the product story is clearer.
• More surfaces now feel purpose-built for a premium meeting assistant instead of a stitched-together toolset.

Redesigned iPad Experience

iPad moved into a much better release state with a cleaner home screen, smarter navigation, sidebar recents, and a more natural meeting history flow.

• Live Analysis, transcript, and summary are easier to move between during a real session.
• The tablet experience now feels like a first-class product surface, not a scaled phone UI.

Meeting Memory Gets More Dependable

Meeting Memory and Context From Memory became more trustworthy in the shipped product, especially when past context genuinely improves the current summary.

• Relevant memory shows up more cleanly in summaries when it helps.
• History also became easier to scan with clearer meeting-time display.

Trial Messaging And Pricing Clarity

The Pro trial and paywall story were tightened so users understand exactly what they are getting and what happens after the trial ends.

• 7-day trial messaging is clearer about what remains free and what ends with Pro.
• Localized pricing behavior is cleaner and less confusing across platforms.
• The premium path feels more honest and more polished.

Correction Reliability Hardening

Live corrections became safer and more durable so the app is less likely to lose corrected wording during transcript updates or saved history.

• Corrected terms now persist more reliably into summaries and meeting history.
• Names, acronyms, and symbols are handled more safely when users correct them.

Quick Context / Context Intelligence

Meeting Intelligence can now add brief context when a person, acronym, company, regulation, or technical reference would otherwise slow you down.

• Helps users understand the current discussion without leaving the meeting.
• Uses remembered context first when it is relevant.
• Keeps the UI intentionally sparse so context appears only when it materially helps.

Live Memory Provenance UI

Live analysis now shows which remembered context influenced an insight instead of using a vague generic memory badge.

• Users can see the specific memory context that shaped a live-analysis card.
• The app stays current-conversation-first while still being transparent when memory helps.

Live Analysis Corrections

You can now correct a mistaken term during a meeting before it flows into later analysis, the summary, decisions, or remembered context.

• Useful for names, acronyms, project codes, and technical terms.
• Corrections can also be remembered for future meetings.
• Designed to keep the transcript and the downstream intelligence aligned.

Searchable Meeting History

Saved meetings are now becoming a real knowledge base instead of a static archive.

• Keyword search works across meeting titles, summaries, transcripts, participants, decisions, and saved analysis data.
• Matching terms are highlighted when you open a result so you can immediately see why it matched.
• Search is local-only and built for speed.

Editable Meeting Memory

Meeting Memory now includes direct editing controls so users can actively shape what the app remembers.

• Memories can be reviewed, edited, deleted, and updated.
• User-confirmed edits are treated as higher-confidence context.
• This keeps the memory layer controllable and trustworthy.

Conservative Memory Retrieval

Memory is now more selective during live analysis so it sharpens the current conversation instead of bleeding in unrelated older context.

• Project memories require stronger relevance.
• Recent conversation now dominates over older analysis state.
• The app is less likely to surface stale or mismatched memory.

Refinement Persistence And Correction Priority

Summary refinements now persist more reliably, and remembered corrections are treated like durable organization vocabulary.

• Corrected titles and summary content stay aligned in History.
• Repeated corrections are prioritized for future context retrieval.
• The app learns the way your organization actually talks.

Summary Refinement And Memory Commit Flow

Users can now refine a saved summary and optionally remember the correction for future meetings.

• Fix names, acronyms, project labels, and decision wording without losing summary structure.
• Remembered corrections can become future memory for Pro and trial users.
• This is a major step toward a more adaptive meeting assistant.

Memory Review Simplified

The visible pin UI was removed from Meeting Memory review so the memory system feels more automatic and less like something users need to babysit.

Meeting Memory Arrives

Meeting Memory became a real product layer instead of a concept.

• Meeting Memory is built around meetings, not generic AI memory.
• It learns recurring project context, names, acronyms, decisions, unresolved issues, and useful organization-specific patterns.
• Existing meeting history can help bootstrap useful memory faster.

Visible Memory Context

Summaries and live analysis began surfacing when remembered context had materially influenced the result.

Safer Stop-Recording Flow

Ending a meeting now gives users more honest choices.

• Generate summary now
• Save transcript only
• Discard recording
• Keep recording

Decision Intelligence Launch

Meeting Intelligence moved beyond generic notes and began surfacing structured decision information inside summaries for Pro and trial users.

• Decisions made
• Decisions still needed
• Owner
• Confidence
• Context

Long-Meeting Cadence And Sharing Improvements

Live-analysis cadence, transcript reliability, and sharing/export behavior all improved so the app stayed useful in longer real-world meetings, not just short demos.

Real 7-Day Pro Trial

Meeting Intelligence Pro moved to a real end-to-end 7-day trial with actual premium access, not just teaser messaging.

• Trial users receive the real Pro experience.
• Free transcript-only mode remains available.
• The premium path became much easier to evaluate in practice.