Thine AI
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Record meetings, lectures, and ideas with one tap. Chat with an AI that already knows the context. Everything stays yours.
Most of your best thinking happens out loud — in meetings, on walks, mid-conversation. Then it's gone. Thine is built on a simple idea: nothing you say should be lost. It listens when you ask it to, remembers everything it hears, and is ready to think with you the moment you are.
Effortless Capture
One tap, and Thine starts listening. Lock your phone, switch apps, take a call — the recording carries on quietly, with Live Activities on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island keeping you in control.
A Conversation That Never Starts Over
Talk to Thine the way you'd talk to someone who was in the room — natural turn-taking, no lag, no repeating yourself. Prefer to type? Every recording and every chat feeds the same memory, so each conversation picks up where the last one ended.
Considered in Every Detail
• Voice fingerprint — Thine learns your voice once, then knows it's you among others
• Calendar aware — it knows which meeting you're in before you say a word
• AirPods, Bluetooth, car — handoffs so smooth you'll forget they happened
• Truly background-friendly — locked screen, app switches, phone calls; nothing breaks the take
Private, Without Compromise
What Thine hears is for you alone. Your recordings, your conversations, your memory — private to your account, always.
Privacy Policy
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more I spend most of my day driving between sales calls, and Thine has become the way I keep track of every conversation. I tap once and it records while my phone is locked and while I switch apps. When I get back to the car I can ask what they said about their credit line, and it already knows which meeting that was from my calendar.Things I like: it tells my voice apart from everyone else's, it moves between AirPods and the car without a hiccup, and every recording and chat goes into one memory, so I never have to explain the background again. I can pick up on my desktop right where I left off on my phone and work through notes and follow-ups on a full screen. Recording is off until I turn it on, I can pause or delete anything, and they say they don't use my data to train AI models. That matters when I'm talking numbers with customers.What would make it five stars: there's no Windows version yet, so anyone on a PC can't use it at their desk.If you live in conversations, this is worth trying.
I spend most of my day driving between sales calls, and Thine has become the way I keep track of every conversation. I tap once and it records while my phone is locked and while I switch apps. When I get back to the car I can ask what they said about their credit line, and it already knows which meeting that was from my calendar.Things I like: it tells my voice apart from everyone else's, it moves between AirPods and the car without a hiccup, and every recording and chat goes into one memory, so I never have to explain the background again. I can pick up on my desktop right where I left off on my phone and work through notes and follow-ups on a full screen. Recording is off until I turn it on, I can pause or delete anything, and they say they don't use my data to train AI models. That matters when I'm talking numbers with customers.What would make it five stars: there's no Windows version yet, so anyone on a PC can't use it at their desk.If you live in conversations, this is worth trying.
First, I wanna apologize to the software team here. I did not understand how this app worked and left a terrible review that seems unjustified. I also did not understand the subscription model. I had asked for a refund Of the purchase price and I am very sorry about that. They have since offered a free download so I am giving it another try. It felt wrong to try again as long as they were asking for a purchase. The new watch function is appreciated even if it doesn’t yet have always-on voice activation. New features take time, and that was a nice move. This app is very different from otter, plaud, and fireflies. Those make sense of meetings in limited contexts. This app follows you throughout the day like a scribe taking brief notes of interactions. If I understand correctly, the audio isn’t perpetual, which is good. Just having a note is almost certainly enough. I have not explored other integrations yet, but I plan to.
Developer Response Hey, happy to hear that Thine is adding value to your life. We would love to get in touch with you to hear more about how you use Thine, your insights will be invaluable for us in improving Thine further. Please reach out to us at support@thine.com, looking forward to hearing from you!
First, I wanna apologize to the software team here. I did not understand how this app worked and left a terrible review that seems unjustified. I also did not understand the subscription model. I had asked for a refund Of the purchase price and I am very sorry about that. They have since offered a free download so I am giving it another try. It felt wrong to try again as long as they were asking for a purchase. The new watch function is appreciated even if it doesn’t yet have always-on voice activation. New features take time, and that was a nice move. This app is very different from otter, plaud, and fireflies. Those make sense of meetings in limited contexts. This app follows you throughout the day like a scribe taking brief notes of interactions. If I understand correctly, the audio isn’t perpetual, which is good. Just having a note is almost certainly enough. I have not explored other integrations yet, but I plan to.
Hey, happy to hear that Thine is adding value to your life. We would love to get in touch with you to hear more about how you use Thine, your insights will be invaluable for us in improving Thine further. Please reach out to us at support@thine.com, looking forward to hearing from you!
I bought into this app with the lifetime plan for $60 on September 13. That was all the payment plans I could find in the app. I read around for any other payment things and couldn’t find anything. It did sound great but there was just no clear explanation on anything they were going to charge money for anywhere I looked. Today, October 4th, around 3 weeks later, I noticed that the person ID stuff the app had been doing for me for the past 3 weeks stopped working suddenly. It also gave me a warning that I had 5 chat messages left for the week. My issue is that I’ve used the chat function and person id function all month without any clear indication that it was going to be stripped away from me. Now these 2 functions are stripped away and if I want to keep using them, I have to pay $15 a month. It’s possible they meant to sell the chat subscription from the start. But the way it was done, there was no warning that was coming at all. I think that practice deserves to be called out. I even got 4 copies of the $60 deal to my friends because it was great. I cringe at the thought that all of my friends are also going to find out their app functions are stripped when they wake up and that they will have to start paying 15 dollars a month to keep the chat.EDIT: Updating this because the team made it better. After I reached out, they listened and gave every lifetime user who was affected by the pricing change 3 months of Intelligence for free. That includes the friends and family I bought the app for, and they didn't have to ask. Support has been responsive and kind the whole time. They also told me they're working on call recording, which was really needed to compete with other Ai note takers. I still think the pricing change should have been communicated more clearly from the start. But the app itself is genuinely great. I use it for teaching, for church, and for keeping track of my day, and I'm glad I stuck with it. I also still have a plaud so I will definitely be keeping track of the experience comparatively.
I bought into this app with the lifetime plan for $60 on September 13. That was all the payment plans I could find in the app. I read around for any other payment things and couldn’t find anything. It did sound great but there was just no clear explanation on anything they were going to charge money for anywhere I looked. Today, October 4th, around 3 weeks later, I noticed that the person ID stuff the app had been doing for me for the past 3 weeks stopped working suddenly. It also gave me a warning that I had 5 chat messages left for the week. My issue is that I’ve used the chat function and person id function all month without any clear indication that it was going to be stripped away from me. Now these 2 functions are stripped away and if I want to keep using them, I have to pay $15 a month. It’s possible they meant to sell the chat subscription from the start. But the way it was done, there was no warning that was coming at all. I think that practice deserves to be called out. I even got 4 copies of the $60 deal to my friends because it was great. I cringe at the thought that all of my friends are also going to find out their app functions are stripped when they wake up and that they will have to start paying 15 dollars a month to keep the chat.EDIT: Updating this because the team made it better. After I reached out, they listened and gave every lifetime user who was affected by the pricing change 3 months of Intelligence for free. That includes the friends and family I bought the app for, and they didn't have to ask. Support has been responsive and kind the whole time. They also told me they're working on call recording, which was really needed to compete with other Ai note takers. I still think the pricing change should have been communicated more clearly from the start. But the app itself is genuinely great. I use it for teaching, for church, and for keeping track of my day, and I'm glad I stuck with it. I also still have a plaud so I will definitely be keeping track of the experience comparatively.
Not a recorder. A second memory.I've used this about a month. I came in thinking it was a recording app, and that framing sells it short. What it actually does is remember my life and let me ask questions about it.I'm a program manager with dysgraphia. I've carried recording pens for years, because what I thought I heard and what was actually said aren't always the same thing. This does that part, and then it goes further. It writes in my voice, so I'm not fighting spelling and wording to get an email out. I can pull up what a stakeholder committed to three weeks ago without digging through my inbox. I'm a day and swing trader, an actually profitable one, which I know is rare, and it reads my trade confirmations out of Gmail and gives me a straight answer instead of telling me what I want to hear.The recent update simplified the interface and it's a real improvement. Less in the way, quicker to get to what I'm after.Wishlist: desktop access, and spoken replies. I copy answers into my phone's reader for now, so anything that keeps a response easy to select in one pass makes a real difference.Still five stars. Tell the team some crazy guy in Ohio is in love with this software.
Not a recorder. A second memory.I've used this about a month. I came in thinking it was a recording app, and that framing sells it short. What it actually does is remember my life and let me ask questions about it.I'm a program manager with dysgraphia. I've carried recording pens for years, because what I thought I heard and what was actually said aren't always the same thing. This does that part, and then it goes further. It writes in my voice, so I'm not fighting spelling and wording to get an email out. I can pull up what a stakeholder committed to three weeks ago without digging through my inbox. I'm a day and swing trader, an actually profitable one, which I know is rare, and it reads my trade confirmations out of Gmail and gives me a straight answer instead of telling me what I want to hear.The recent update simplified the interface and it's a real improvement. Less in the way, quicker to get to what I'm after.Wishlist: desktop access, and spoken replies. I copy answers into my phone's reader for now, so anything that keeps a response easy to select in one pass makes a real difference.Still five stars. Tell the team some crazy guy in Ohio is in love with this software.
What's New
- Audio summaries in live and saved transcripts now show a short description. Tap the chevron to expand the full context and any clearly heard speech
- If a call, Siri or an error stops a recording and it does not come back on its own, Thine starts recording again the next time you open the app
Fixes
- Music or video playing into earphones or a Bluetooth speaker is no longer marked as media audio in your recordings
- After the Watch stops recording, Home no longer keeps showing "Listening on your Watch" with an End button that does nothing
- The Watch no longer refuses to record with "Not enough space" when it has room
- Dictation keeps the last words you said when you stop
- Recording uses less battery and memory
- Audio is kept safely when a storage or upload error happens
- Moments shows a cleaner message with a Try again button when it cannot load
1.6.0 4d ago
What's New
- Moments on Home. Thine turns your day into short posts you can read, save, share, or ask Thine about. Find the ones you saved in Saved
- Turn meeting notes into a page you can share. Pick its colour and font, choose who can open it, and see all your shared pages in Settings → Shared Links. Meetings with a shared page show a stamp in Notes
- Free accounts can try Intelligence free for 3 days
- "What did I miss?" on Home now sends the question to chat right away, and checks your conversations and connected apps for anything that needs your attention
Fixes
- Recording now picks up again after a phone or WhatsApp call ends
- The Watch icon on meetings in Notes no longer shows a coloured edge
- Images from Files and screenshots now show in chat instead of a blank tile
- Text shared from the Notes app now uploads
- The app does less unneeded work when it opens and while recording
- After signing out, the next account no longer sees the trial paywall by mistake
- The Intelligence trial card on Home no longer disappears after switching accounts
1.5.9 Oct 27
What's New
- Share photos, PDFs and text files from any app to Thine. They show up in chat, ready to send
- On cellular data, recordings now upload every 15 minutes to save data and battery. Everything uploads right away on Wi-Fi or when you stop recording, and the transcript shows "Uploading slowly" while uploads wait
Fixes
- Tapping Start on a meeting reminder in your Live Activity now starts listening, not meeting mode
- The app reconnects faster after losing its connection, and stops retrying while you're offline
- On iOS 27, the attachment menu in chat now shows on top of the keyboard, and the keyboard stays open
- Recording in the background uses less battery
- Scrolling to the bottom of your transcript works again
- The paywall loads faster
1.5.8 Oct 23
What's New
- Thine is now on Apple Watch. Record notes from your wrist or start one from your watch face, and they upload through your iPhone
- New For You tab. See what Thine found for you and what it has already handled. Send an item to chat, or swipe to complete or dismiss it
- Home shows a new painting each day, matched to the time of day
- When Thine can't catch the exact words, for example when music is playing, your transcript now shows a short summary of what was heard
Fixes
- The "Tap to start listening" tip now shows on Home right after you finish signing up
- Permission requests no longer pop up while the app is in the background
- The Start button on a meeting reminder in your Live Activity now starts a meeting
- Meeting reminders stay off while recording is paused
- Meeting notes on past days are no longer centered
- The invite picture on Home looks right in dark mode
1.5.7 Oct 16
What's New
- The Get Started screen has a fresh look, with a new Meeting Mode tip that starts a meeting right from the tip
Fixes
- Meeting reminders now clear from Notification Center once the meeting has ended
1.5.6 Oct 9
What's New
- Thine for Mac is here. Find it in the More tab and send the download link straight to your Mac
- Invite friends to Thine from Home or the More tab
- Meeting mode is back on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, with a timer and quick start and end buttons
Improvements
- Thine now tells you clearly tells you when your plan's allowance is used up
Fixes
- The live transcript shows new lines as they come in again
- Starting a meeting right after discarding one no longer saves it as a regular entry
- Recent hints on a speaker's page keep loading after your connection drops
1.5.5 Oct 8
What's New
- Start a meeting right from Home with the new meeting button, and add your own notes while it runs - your calendar event is linked for you
- Share your meeting notes as a public link, and stop sharing any time
- The live transcript now shows what's happening at the bottom - listening, paused during a call, offline, and how far your audio has uploaded
Improvements
- With auto start on, listening now turns on every time you open the app, not only after a fresh launch
- The live transcript loads faster and catches up on new lines without reloading
- Tapping a chat notification now takes you straight to that message
- Links in chat now open with the accounts you're signed in to in Safari
- Messages you send us from the app now include the email you signed in with, so we can find your account
Fixes
- Fixed chat replies sending two notifications, or notifying for messages you'd already seen
- Fixed a white strip showing under a message when you long-press it
- Fixed some connector icons looking stretched or squashed
- Fixed the listening walkthrough on Home closing too early
1.5.4 Oct 5
What's New
- A redesigned Home screen that shows your day at a glance.
- Home now shows a live waveform when ambient capture is listening.
- A new tab bar puts Home, Notes, People and Chat one tap away. Everything else is under More.
- Each tab now remembers where you left off.
- Updated colors and fonts on Home, Notes, People and Settings.
- Chat now opens full screen so you can focus on the conversation.
- Jump to any name in People with the new A to Z index.
- Press and hold the capture button on Home to open the recording controls.
- Switch between day, week and month views in Notes, and tap the new button to jump back to today.
Improvements
- Your chats, notes and people are now saved on your device, so screens open instantly and work offline.
- The daily notes feed scrolls more smoothly.
- The live transcript scrolls more gently as new text comes in and no longer shows a status line at the bottom.
- Speaker names you've tagged now stay in place when you reopen the app.
- When you sign out or switch accounts, the previous account's data is now fully removed from your device.
- Voice setup now asks for microphone access before speech recognition.
- If speech recognition is turned off, voice setup now explains how to turn it on and links you straight to Settings.
Fixes
- Fixed the tab bar staying hidden chat.
- Fixed duplicate chat notifications.
- Fixed Home showing old calendar
- Fixed merging two speakers. You'll now see a message if a merge doesn't go through.
- Fixed an error on the People tabbscription.
- Fixed the Integrations screen when nothing is connected yet.
- Fixed cards flashing while scrol
- Fixed voice setup showing the wrong message when something goes wrong.
- Reporting an issue from chat now.
1.5.3 Sep 29
Better performance and faster loading
1.5.2 Sep 26
What's New
- A redesigned Home screen — a cleaner layout with your day at a glance
- A new tab bar with a More tab, so Home, Notes, People, Chat, and everything else is one tap away
- Each tab now remembers where you were — switching tabs no longer loses your place
- A fresh look across the app — updated colors and typography on Home, Notes, People, and Settings
- Chat now opens as its own full screen for a more focused conversation
- The People list has an A-to-Z index so you can jump straight to a name
- Press and hold the capture button on Home to open the recording controls
- Notes has a new way to switch between days, weeks, and months, plus a floating button that takes you back to today
Improvements
- Your chats, notes, and people are now stored on your device — screens open instantly and work offline
- Speaker tags stay in sync across app launches and are cleared when you sign out
- The daily notes feed scrolls more smoothly
- Switching accounts now fully clears the previous account's data
- Transcripts scroll more gently as new text arrives
Fixes
- Fixed the tab bar staying hidden after swiping back from a chat
- Fixed duplicate chat notifications
- Home no longer shows outdated calendar events
- Fixed merging two speakers, and you now see a message if it doesn't go through
- Fixed the People tab showing an error for accounts without a subscription
- The Integrations screen now displays correctly when nothing is connected yet
- Fixed cards flashing while scrolling the daily feed
- Reporting an issue from chat now asks you to confirm first
1.5.1 Sep 25
What's New
- A redesigned Home screen — a cleaner layout with your day at a glance
- A new tab bar with a More tab, so Home, Notes, People, Chat, and everything else is one tap away
- Each tab now remembers where you were — switching tabs no longer loses your place
- A fresh look across the app — updated colors and typography on Home, Notes, People, and Settings
- Chat now opens as its own full screen for a more focused conversation
- The People list has an A-to-Z index so you can jump straight to a name
- Press and hold the capture button on Home to open the recording controls
- Notes has a new way to switch between days, weeks, and months, plus a floating button that takes you back to today
Improvements
- Your chats, notes, and people are now stored on your device — screens open instantly and work offline
- Speaker tags stay in sync across app launches and are cleared when you sign out
- The daily notes feed scrolls more smoothly
- Switching accounts now fully clears the previous account's data
- Transcripts scroll more gently as new text arrives
Fixes
- Fixed the tab bar staying hidden after swiping back from a chat
- Fixed duplicate chat notifications
- Home no longer shows outdated calendar events
- Fixed merging two speakers, and you now see a message if it doesn't go through
- Fixed the People tab showing an error for accounts without a subscription
- The Integrations screen now displays correctly when nothing is connected yet
- Fixed cards flashing while scrolling the daily feed
- Reporting an issue from chat now asks you to confirm first
1.5.0 Sep 24
Bug fixes and general improvements!
1.4.4 Sep 22
Bug Fixes and Improvements
1.4.2 Sep 21
What's New
- You can now pick the language Thine works in from Profile → Language — any language and script your device knows, or just follow the device setting
- After upgrading to Pro, a quick prompt lets you rate Thine — five stars takes you straight to the App Store review page
Improvements
- Your listening schedule is now saved to your account, so it follows you across devices and reinstalls. If you had one set, you'll need to set it once more after this update
- The Low Power Mode setting now sticks between launches instead of resetting each time you open the app
- Settings load once on connect instead of twice, so Profile settles faster
Fixes
- Fixed a stray "Couldn't start recording" notification when iOS quietly relaunched the app in the background — auto-start now waits until you actually open Thine
- Fixed listening-schedule reminders occasionally re-arming while you were signing out or deleting your account
1.4.1 Sep 16
What's New
- Links in chat and wiki now show a rich preview card — long-press for quick actions
- The login screen now plays a short animation showing what Thine does before settling into place
- A new pre-home screen welcomes you with an animated introduction to ambient capture before you reach Home
- Now you can add images and document in chat
Improvements
- Transcripts now appear right away and keep filling in while speakers are still being identified
- Speaker tagging is faster and steadier — hints stay put as you scroll, the untagged count stays accurate, and lists refresh right after you tag someone
- Chat opens faster — conversations no longer hang for a few seconds on first load
- Recordings upload more reliably and sync sooner in the background, with clearer handling when an upload has to wait
- Chat now loads correctly when you reopen the app from the background
- The walkthrough screen has friendlier copy and a cleaner, easier-to-read layout
- Phone number extensions are now kept when syncing your contacts
- The feedback sheet now leads with the quickest way to reach us
Fixes
- Fixed the connection not always recovering after it dropped
- Your session now ends cleanly and asks you to sign in again when it should
- Fixed some people being signed out unexpectedly
- Tapping a participant in the transcript now opens their speaker page
- Fixed onboarding falling out of sync with its animation, and taps during a step are no longer lost
- Fixed audio playback not always stopping cleanly after the app was backgrounded or interrupted
- Fixed the chat bubble tail sometimes detaching from its message
- Speaker details no longer disappear when a card refreshes in the background
- Fixed the Continue button styling on the data disclosure screen
1.4.0 Sep 10
What's New
- Links in chat and wiki now show a rich preview card — long-press for quick actions
- The login screen now plays a short animation showing what Thine does before settling into place
- A new pre-home screen welcomes you with an animated introduction to ambient capture before you reach Home
- Syncing device locale on login
Improvements
- Transcripts now appear right away and keep filling in while speakers are still being identified
- Speaker tagging is faster and steadier — hints stay put as you scroll, the untagged count stays accurate, and lists refresh right after you tag someone
- Chat opens faster — conversations no longer hang for a few seconds on first load
- Recordings upload more reliably and sync sooner in the background, with clearer handling when an upload has to wait
- Chat now loads correctly when you reopen the app from the background
- The walkthrough screen has friendlier copy and a cleaner, easier-to-read layout
- Phone number extensions are now kept when syncing your contacts
- The feedback sheet now leads with the quickest way to reach us
Fixes
- Fixed the connection not always recovering after it dropped
- Your session now ends cleanly and asks you to sign in again when it should
- Fixed some people being signed out unexpectedly
- Tapping a participant in the transcript now opens their speaker page
- Fixed onboarding falling out of sync with its animation, and taps during a step are no longer lost
- Fixed audio playback not always stopping cleanly after the app was backgrounded or interrupted
- Fixed the chat bubble tail sometimes detaching from its message
- Speaker details no longer disappear when a card refreshes in the background
- Fixed the Continue button styling on the data disclosure screen
1.3.9 Sep 7
What's New
- Links in chat and wiki now show a rich preview card — long-press for quick actions
- The login screen now plays a short animation showing what Thine does before settling into place
- A new pre-home screen welcomes you with an animated introduction to ambient capture before you reach Home
Improvements
- Speaker tagging is faster and steadier — hints stay put as you scroll, the untagged count stays accurate, and lists refresh right after you tag someone
- Chat opens faster — conversations no longer hang for a few seconds on first load
- Recordings upload more reliably, with clearer handling when an upload has to wait
- Chat now loads correctly when you reopen the app from the background
- The walkthrough screen has friendlier copy and a cleaner, easier-to-read layout
- Phone number extensions are now kept when syncing your contacts
- The feedback sheet now leads with the quickest way to reach us
Fixes
- Fixed the connection not always recovering after it dropped
- Your session now ends cleanly and asks you to sign in again when it should
- Fixed some people being signed out unexpectedly
- Tapping a participant in the transcript now opens their speaker page
- Fixed onboarding falling out of sync with its animation, and taps during a step are no longer lost
- Fixed audio playback not always stopping cleanly after the app was backgrounded or interrupted
- Fixed the chat bubble tail sometimes detaching from its message
1.3.8 Sep 2
What's New
- Links in chat and wiki now show a rich preview card — long-press for quick actions
Improvements
- Speaker tagging is faster and steadier — hints stay put as you scroll, the untagged count stays accurate, and lists refresh right after you tag someone
- Recordings upload more reliably, with clearer handling when an upload has to wait
- Chat now loads correctly when you reopen the app from the background
Fixes
- Fixed the connection not always recovering after it dropped
- Your session now ends cleanly and asks you to sign in again when it should
- Tapping a participant in the transcript now opens their speaker page
- Fixed onboarding falling out of sync with its animation, and taps during a step are no longer lost
- Fixed the chat bubble tail sometimes detaching from its message
1.3.7 Aug 25
- Fixed the app opening to a blank screen after updating — everything is right where you left it
- New help button on Home — share feedback on our feedback board or text us directly
- Fixed chat messages failing to send even after retrying — retry now re-establishes the connection first
- The card swipe hint on Home now plays at most 3 times, then goes away for good
- Fixed the swipe hint and its vibrations replaying after logging out and back in
- The "Help us improve Thine" sheet can no longer be dismissed by accident — and you can change your choice anytime in Settings
- Fixed onboarding sometimes skipping straight to Home when tapping Continue
- Google sign-ins no longer see the calendar and mail connect screen meant for Apple sign-ins
- Visual polish: new glass send button in chat, refined mic icons, and a friendlier welcome greeting
- Redesigned the onboarding permission and disclosure screens, with a smoother fingerprint setup
- Fixed onboarding sometimes getting stuck or skipping a step if you tapped Continue too fast
- Fixed chat messages and notifications sometimes showing up twice after losing and regaining connection
- Fixed the play/pause button in speaker labeling not always responding
- Fixed sign-in sometimes getting stuck on the login screen
- Live transcript now keeps your place when you navigate away and back, and stays up to date when you return
- Calendar now stays up to date after your connection drops and comes back
1.3.6 Aug 14
- Fixed an issue where the app could open to a blank screen after an update — you'll land right back on Home
- Chat is more reliable: messages now send properly on retry, and you'll no longer see duplicate messages or notifications after losing connection
- New help button on Home — share feedback on our board or text us directly
- Live transcript now keeps your place when you leave and come back, and stays up to date on your return
- Your calendar now stays up to date even after your connection drops and comes back
- Smoother onboarding for new users — redesigned permission screens, an easier voice setup, and no more skipped or stuck steps
- Fixed sign-in sometimes getting stuck on the login screen
- Visual polish throughout: a new send button in chat, refined mic icons, and a friendlier welcome
1.3.5 Aug 11
You can now opt in to sharing how you use the app, so we can make Thine better — your recordings and transcripts are never included.
1.3.4 Aug 3
- Calendar card on Home loads faster and now disappears when you have no events today, instead of flickering empty
- Speaker audio samples played/paused will give UI feedback
- Expandable summaries are easier to tap, with cleaner speaker labels
- Connect apps card now opens the add-apps sheet directly, with a polished list
- Smoother Home deck: animated card text swaps and connector transitions
- Notification and location prompts are now better timed across sessions, and retry later if declined
- Fixed recording sometimes failing to start from the Live Activity button — the app now opens instead
- Fixed the speaker badge count only appearing after opening the list
- Fixed loading more speaker audio samples
- Fixed the chat typing indicator freezing after returning to the app
- Fixed voice setup not returning you to Home when finished
- Recording sheet polish: restyled meeting chip and fixed the close button color
1.3.3 Jul 28
- Refreshed the Get Started section with new tips, images, and quick actions — tap "Explore apps" to jump straight into adding connectors, or "Try texting" to start a catch-up with your text prefilled.
- Redesigned the data disclosure screen during onboarding with clearer copy and a new illustration.
- Tightened up onboarding spacing so headers, bullets, and buttons align consistently across screens.
- Wiki property values now sit centered next to their labels instead of drifting off the baseline.
1.3.1 Jul 22
• Meetings: start a meeting from the recording sheet, with a live timer, pause state, and a cleaner Dynamic Island
• Home: redesigned card deck with animated transitions, faster Calendar card, and start STT chats directly from Home
• Speakers: pagination, badge counts, merge speakers, and cleaner labels in summaries
• Chat: fixed typing dots freezing, read-receipt queueing, long-list parsing, and single-character bubbles
• Better audio interruption handling and more reliable background recording
• Smarter notification and location prompts that retry later if declined
• Fixes for Live Activity recording starts, launch flicker, and voice setup returning Home
1.3.0 Jul 21
- Voice setup now reconnects on its own if the connection drops, so it's more reliable
- Behind-the-scenes stability and reporting improvements
1.1.2 Jul 9
What's New
- Audio summaries in live and saved transcripts now show a short description. Tap the chevron to expand the full context and any clearly heard speech
- If a call, Siri or an error stops a recording and it does not come back on its own, Thine starts recording again the next time you open the app
Fixes
- Music or video playing into earphones or a Bluetooth speaker is no longer marked as media audio in your recordings
- After the Watch stops recording, Home no longer keeps showing "Listening on your Watch" with an End button that does nothing
- The Watch no longer refuses to record with "Not enough space" when it has room
- Dictation keeps the last words you said when you stop
- Recording uses less battery and memory
- Audio is kept safely when a storage or upload error happens
- Moments shows a cleaner message with a Try again button when it cannot load
more Version 1.6.0 4d ago
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