What's new in okthx 2.7.0 • Rename your assistant — give it any name you like, right from chat. • Hold to dictate — press and hold the mic in any composer, review what you said, then send. Dictation now recognizes the names of people you work with. • Sign in with your phone number. • Threads that need you come first, and the Threads tab shows a badge when something is waiting. • See upload progress on attachments, and cancel or retry one that gets stuck. • Tap an image to open it full screen and zoom. • Log out of all your other devices from Settings. • Choose which labels your email digest summarizes, and add your own labels to Auto Label. • A refreshed look: menus, sheets and header controls on Liquid Glass, with smoother list animations. Fixes • Tapping a thread opens it reliably, instead of sometimes opening the preview menu. • Tapping a notification when the app is closed now opens the right thread. • The keyboard closes after you send a message. • RSVP buttons are hidden on events from calendars you can't edit.

What's New in Okthx 2.6 A fresh new look New glass tab bar replaces the side drawer, so everything is one tap away. Menus and header controls now feel native to iOS. A new Tasks screen keeps your to-dos in one place. Faster ways to get things done Home-screen quick actions: start a new chat or review approvals straight from the app icon. Long-press a thread or a calendar event to peek at it and act without opening it. Swipe a thread to archive it, and swipe an archived one to delete it. React to messages with an emoji. Pinned threads now have their own section. More control Turn push notifications on or off from notification settings. Traveling? Okthx asks about your time zone and keeps it in sync. Routines can now run several times a day, and meeting prep can arrive up to a full day ahead. Contacts is now People. Tap a participant in an event or reminder to open their page. Invite friends from the new Referrals screen and see who joined. Polish and fixes Files now download inside the app instead of opening in Safari. Smoother launch and keyboard behavior throughout. Many small visual and stability improvements.

Ready for iOS 27 Okthx now supports iOS 27. Fixes and polish - The Threads tab no longer jumps around every time you open it. - Signing in is more reliable and more secure.

Your phone's calendar and contacts, in sync - Calendar and contacts are now two separate connections, so you can share one without the other. - Both keep syncing in the background, even when the app is closed. - The "last synced" time now reflects a sync the server actually accepted, not just one the phone attempted. - Calendars that live only on your phone no longer show up where they don't belong. Pick things without leaving the conversation When Okthx needs you to choose something, you now choose it right there in the chat. Calendars, connectors, routines, saved locations, and protected meetings all open as real pickers in the composer instead of sending you off to Settings. Routines and tasks - Start a new routine from a chat that's already filled in with what you asked for. - Repeat schedules on built-in routines are yours to change. - Mark your own tasks complete, cancel them, or reopen them. Calendar - Events appear as they arrive instead of waiting for the whole day to load. - Overlapping events sit side by side, and all-day out-of-office lands in the all-day row. - Tap an event's location to open it in Maps; tap the pencil to edit. - Invalid start/end times are caught before you save, and if Google rejects a change, we tell you instead of quietly failing. - Tap a suggestion to start a new event with the details already filled in. - The selected day now stands out clearly against the page. Contacts - One form for adding a new contact or editing an existing one. - The relationship chips on a contact now explain what they mean. Connectors - Connect WhatsApp from your phone with a pairing code. - MCP connectors are named after themselves and show their own icon. - When a connector's sign-in fails, you get an error you can act on rat Library Artifacts other people have shared with you now show up in your Library alongside your own. Getting started New accounts begin in a real conversation instead of a form, with the welcome screen from the web app and a closing celebration that lands on the right message. Settings Settings are sorted into groups, with the places you actually navigate to moved into the drawer, and the account screen now shows account details instead of a list of links. Fixes and polish - Edits to an artifact finish saving before an action runs on it. - Attachments that fail to upload tell you so instead of disappearing. - When the assistant hits an error it can't recover from, you see it.

A whole new event view. Event details now open as a full screen with everything editable in place: attendees, recurrence, reminders, and event colors. Search for a location as you type, tap links in event descriptions, and ask Okthx about any event right from its details. Your reminders now appear on the calendar too. Connectors, reorganized. Browse the new connectors gallery with search and category filters — your connected services float to the top. Services that use API keys now connect through a secure credential sheet, and connecting from a conversation brings you right back to the app when you're done. More capable routines. Routines can now have descriptions and end dates, and respond to new triggers — like when an email gets a label, or around your meetings. System routines have their own detail screens, and the routines list is filterable. Set up Okthx from a card. Tell Okthx your home and work addresses, which calendars count as busy, and which recurring meetings are okay to move — all from simple cards in the conversation. New Library screen. Everything Okthx has created for you, in one place. Instant Book. Pick a time and book it, right from your phone. Plus: a reorganized Settings screen, pin and delete conversations, add memories directly from the Memories screen, a copy button on code blocks, international phone numbers at signup, and plenty of fixes and polish.

User should see quicker load time when viewing their calendars

• More reliable photo and file uploads, especially for large files. • Updated under-the-hood for better performance and stability.

Fully rebuilt the app from the ground up! -Improved performance and experience - Highly enhanced calendar integration - Connect all your important data from dozens of 3rd party providers

- We've redesigned how you interact with artifacts in the chat - We updated core dependencies