Always forget to hit record? This update's got you covered! Introducing "Calendar Reminders" Connect your calendar and we'll give you a heads-up 5 minutes before each meeting starts—just open the app and start recording. No more realizing you forgot once the meeting's already over! Pick the calendars that matter Only get reminders for the meetings you care about—we'll stay quiet about the rest. Also in this update We've fixed a few little bugs and polished the details to make the app run even smoother.

Always forget to hit record? This update's got you covered! Introducing "Calendar Reminders" Connect your calendar and we'll give you a heads-up 5 minutes before each meeting starts—just open the app and start recording. No more realizing you forgot once the meeting's already over! Pick the calendars that matter Only get reminders for the meetings you care about—we'll stay quiet about the rest. Also in this update We've fixed a few little bugs and polished the details to make the app run even smoother.

Always forget to hit record? This update's got you covered! Introducing "Calendar Reminders" Connect your calendar and we'll give you a heads-up 5 minutes before each meeting starts—just open the app and start recording. No more realizing you forgot once the meeting's already over! Pick the calendars that matter Only get reminders for the meetings you care about—we'll stay quiet about the rest. Also in this update We've fixed a few little bugs and polished the details to make the app run even smoother.

Monday morning, our engineer uploaded Friday's meeting recording. The list said: Monday. "That's not right," he stared at the screen. "This meeting clearly happened last Friday." A meeting's time should be the time it happened. So in this update: • Meeting times now follow the recording — whenever you recorded it, that's where it stays • Imported audio files keep their original recording date, so late uploads land in the right place While he was at it, he polished the custom templates: you'll get a reminder if no color is picked, a quick retry when colors fail to load, and double-tapping Save only saves once. "A meeting can wait to be organized, but the moment it happened deserves the right place in time."

Monday morning, our engineer uploaded Friday's meeting recording. The list said: Monday. "That's not right," he stared at the screen. "This meeting clearly happened last Friday." A meeting's time should be the time it happened. So in this update: • Meeting times now follow the recording — whenever you recorded it, that's where it stays • Imported audio files keep their original recording date, so late uploads land in the right place While he was at it, he polished the custom templates: you'll get a reminder if no color is picked, a quick retry when colors fail to load, and double-tapping Save only saves once. "A meeting can wait to be organized, but the moment it happened deserves the right place in time."

Monday morning, our engineer uploaded Friday's meeting recording. The list said: Monday. "That's not right," he stared at the screen. "This meeting clearly happened last Friday." A meeting's time should be the time it happened. So in this update: • Meeting times now follow the recording — whenever you recorded it, that's where it stays • Imported audio files keep their original recording date, so late uploads land in the right place While he was at it, he polished the custom templates: you'll get a reminder if no color is picked, a quick retry when colors fail to load, and double-tapping Save only saves once. "A meeting can wait to be organized, but the moment it happened deserves the right place in time."

That morning, our engineer rushed into the meeting room, laptop in hand. Unlock, find the app, open it, hit record — the first sentence of the meeting was already gone. He thought: "What if the record button lived right on the Home Screen?" So in this update: • New Home Screen widget — one tap, and you're recording • Control Center shortcut — start right from the Lock Screen (iOS 18+) While he was at it, he gave the recording waveform a full polish. It now flows smoothly, breathes with your voice, and leaves no stray bar behind when you pause. "Words worth keeping deserve to be captured — from the very first one."

That morning, our engineer rushed into the meeting room, laptop in hand. Unlock, find the app, open it, hit record — the first sentence of the meeting was already gone. He thought: "What if the record button lived right on the Home Screen?" So in this update: • New Home Screen widget — one tap, and you're recording • Control Center shortcut — start right from the Lock Screen (iOS 18+) While he was at it, he gave the recording waveform a full polish. It now flows smoothly, breathes with your voice, and leaves no stray bar behind when you pause. "Words worth keeping deserve to be captured — from the very first one."

That day, the engineer was in a meeting. He opened Mina and tapped a preset question card — nothing happened. He paused, then smiled: "Trying to join the meeting too?" So he fixed Mina's response — properly this time. In this update, every preset question gets an instant answer from Mina — meeting highlights, action items, or that extra question you suddenly think of — nothing gets left hanging. "Meetings can move fast. A good assistant never misses a beat."

That day, the engineer got another voice message. This time it wasn't English — it was Japanese. He paused, remembering the English interface he'd shipped on his last trip, and a new question came to mind: "What if it's not just English?" French. Vietnamese. Portuguese. Why would the world's meetings only ever happen in one language? So he decided to fix the language thing — once and for all. This update opens the app in 12 languages, and more importantly, lets you choose which language your summary is generated in. A Chinese meeting you want reported in English? Done. A Japanese recording you'd rather read in French? Sure. The engineer looked up and smiled: "Meetings can speak in any language. But what you understand from them — that's always the same thing."

That day, the engineer got another voice message. This time it wasn't English — it was Japanese. He paused, remembering the English interface he'd shipped on his last trip, and a new question came to mind: "What if it's not just English?" French. Vietnamese. Portuguese. Why would the world's meetings only ever happen in one language? So he decided to fix the language thing — once and for all. This update opens the app in 12 languages, and more importantly, lets you choose which language your summary is generated in. A Chinese meeting you want reported in English? Done. A Japanese recording you'd rather read in French? Sure. The engineer looked up and smiled: "Meetings can speak in any language. But what you understand from them — that's always the same thing."

That day, the engineer opened an extremely long meeting transcript. The verbatim text was densely packed, and when he swiped his finger, the screen froze. He frowned: "The content is all there, so why is it so choppy?" So he delved into the code and reworked the transcript rendering method—no longer cramming all the text onto the screen at once, but instead displaying it in segments, smoothly sliding out. Now, no matter how long the meeting recording was or how long the transcript was, swiping felt like flipping through a freshly printed notebook, smooth and without lag. The engineer swiped his phone, nodding with satisfaction: "This time, it feels right."

One day, Pot Engineer received a voice message during his commute. A colleague sent a meeting recording via LINE with a note: "Can you figure out what this meeting was about?" He stared at the screen, finger hovering in mid-air. Download, save, open the app, import, wait for upload... Just thinking about all those steps made his finger tired. "Why can't I just toss it over?" So he opened a door. From Files, from Voice Memos, from anywhere that has a share button — just tap Share, pick AIMeeting, and the audio walks itself in, ready for analysis. No switching apps, no saving files, no remembering paths. Meeting recordings no longer wander lost. No matter where they come from, they all arrive at the same destination — a clear, organized meeting summary. Pot Engineer replied to his colleague: "Just share it to me. Three seconds. Done.""

That day, the engineer wasn't staring at the summary. He was staring at the loading screen. A meeting had ended, the recording was still uploading, the data wasn't complete, he wanted to go back and confirm a single sentence, but could only wait. He frowned. ""Why is the recording already happening, but I can't get it?"" At that moment, he understood— it wasn't that the data was insufficient, but that the distance was too great. So he brought the answer back. No longer relying on distant clouds, but letting every sound stay directly with you. This time, he had the audio files stored locally by default. As soon as the meeting ended, half the work was already done.

That day, Engineer Guozi sat in front of his screen again, staring at the meeting summary. The recording was clear, the transcript complete, and the summary spot-on. But something still felt missing. "What if we looked at this meeting from a different perspective?" So he got to work. He added a small button to the meeting detail page— tap it, and summon a celebrity to say something different about your meeting. Sometimes it's a sharp critique, sometimes an unexpected insight. Same meeting, different voice, whole new view. The goal of this update is simple: "Let meetings have more than one voice." Engineer Guozi smiled, "A meeting doesn't just end—it's the start of another conversation."

That night, Kevin the engineer sat in front of the screen again. The meeting recording played quietly — clear, steady, uninterrupted. But as he listened, his brow furrowed once more. “Even if the audio is perfect, what’s the point if we don’t see what’s missing?” So he got to work. In the analysis view, he added a new section — Action Suggestions. Now, every meeting isn’t just a replay of voices, but a window into blind spots, a guide toward faster progress. Sometimes it’s a simple “Who makes the call?” Sometimes, a nudge — “What should we do next?” This update has one clear goal: “Don’t just record — take action.” Kevin smiled. “Only then is a meeting truly complete.”

That night, engineer Kevin showed up at the office again. He held his phone tightly, a deep frown across his face. The recording was going smoothly—until a phone call came in. Click. It stopped. He stared at the screen and sighed. ""Can one phone call really erase an entire meeting’s memory?"" No way. This time, he was determined to fix it for good. He dove deep into the code, clearing interference, patching weak spots, making sure the app could keep recording— even when phone calls, alarms, or notifications tried to break in. This update had only one goal: “Never let interruptions become regrets.” Kevin looked up and smiled. “No matter how noisy it gets, the recording keeps going.”

That day, the Guozi Engineer recorded a super long meeting. But when he tried to upload it, the wheel just kept spinning… and nothing went through. He stared at the screen, sweating, and thought: “Are all my carefully recorded ramblings… going to vanish into thin air?” With a firm slap on the desk, he decided to tackle this haunting bug once and for all. He cleared the transmission path, patched up hidden cracks, and made sure every single recording could safely reach the cloud without getting lost midway. This update has one mission only: “If you record it, it must upload successfully.” At last, the Guozi Engineer breathed a sigh of relief and said with a smile: “At least now, no meeting memory will ever slip away again.”

Sometimes a meeting ends, everyone disappears in seconds, and you're left wondering, "Did that… actually accomplish anything?" Meet Mina, your new AI meeting assistant. She helps you review the meeting and figure out if it was worth the time, if it was productive, or just going in circles. Simply put, Mina tells you how well the meeting went. Not just guesswork or vague impressions—real, evidence-based insights. No more relying on gut feelings after a meeting. Mina highlights what matters, and tells it like it is.

After the meeting, our engineer stared at the auto-generated notes and thought, "Okay... I kinda get it, but not really." He clicked Regenerate Summary—and it helped. Still a bit clunky though. So he tried switching the summary style. Swapped to a bullet-point version, and boom—everything clicked. "Ah, this makes sense now." This update doesn't just rewrite your summary—it lets you pick the style that actually works for you. Need something concise? Structured? Decision-focused? Just click to switch. Don’t like it? Try another. No manual edits needed. From now on, your summaries won't just be readable—they'll actually make sense. As our engineer put it: "I didn’t change a thing, but it looks like I wrote it myself. Nailed it."

That day, Engineer Guozi was on a business trip. The meeting started—and everyone there was a foreigner. He froze for three seconds, glanced at the projector—everything was in English! The product manager whispered, “You okay?” He took a deep breath: “It’s not English I’m allergic to, it’s not understanding it.” An international meeting was like high-speed rap, with technical terms flying everywhere. His brain’s translator crashed, and meeting notes had to be slowly fed through Google Translate… So on the plane, he made a firm decision— “To make meetings flow smoothly, even across languages.” From real-time translation to English interfaces, from live subtitles to automatic transcript conversion, this update is here to make sure— you’re never afraid of English, and you can read with ease. At last, Engineer Guozi could tell his foreign colleagues: “Yes, I totally understand.” And this time—he really did.

"That day, K took a bite of shrimp, and his entire face became red, swollen, and itchy. The designer asked him if he was okay, and he shook his head and said, ""It's not the shrimp that's allergic, it's the chaos."" Look at those meeting minutes—they're fragmented, the key points are nowhere to be found, the audio files are gone, and there's no progress notification— Every missed detail felt like a shrimp scraping in his stomach. So, he reflected deeply and wrote down the single mission of this update: ""Make meeting information less agonizing."" From the UI to the summary sorting, from live events to the comment pop-up window, this update aims to make it... Itchy, painless, and impossible to lose track of things. K can finally relax, his head no longer aching."

That day, the engineer took a bite of shrimp, and his whole face turned red, swollen, and itchy. The designer asked if he was okay. He shook his head and said: “It’s not a shrimp allergy. I’m allergic to chaos.” Meeting notes scattered, no clear takeaways, audio files gone, progress untracked— every missed detail scraped at his insides like shrimp shells in his stomach. So he took a deep breath and vowed that this update would serve one purpose: “To make meeting information no longer a pain.” From UI redesign to smarter summaries, from Live Activity to comment popups— this update is here to make things: No pain. No itch. No chaos. No clutter.

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