What’s New in 2.5.5 • Evernote integration — Connect Evernote securely for direct saves, or use the Share Sheet to choose where your prepared note goes. • A better first-run experience — A shorter, clearer capture-first onboarding flow with practical examples, improved routing guidance and smoother permission setup. • Smarter multi-action captures — A single spoken thought can now create multiple separate, reviewable outcomes while retaining the details for each. • More reliable destination matching — Explicitly naming apps such as Apple Notes or Reminders is handled more consistently. If a requested destination is unavailable, your capture remains safely reviewable. • Safer review before sending — Ambiguous or incomplete results are kept for review rather than being silently sent or discarded. • Shake to undo deletion — Accidentally delete a note? Shake your iPhone straight away to restore it.

2.5.4 - Fix for anyone using the watchos 27 beta and having issues with the incorrect display of complications 2.5.3 makes capture clearer and connected-app review safer: - Say “Create a new Afterthought” to Siri on iPhone or Apple Watch, then dictate the thought you want to save - See a smoother, more responsive recording waveform with clearer Stop and Cancel controls - Keep unsupported or unresolved app details visible for review instead of silently dropping or replacing them - Get safer Slack recipient and channel handling, plus better preservation of Notion fields that the connected database cannot write directly - Benefit from reliability and polish improvements across capture, Shortcuts and app handoffs If the paired iPhone is temporarily unavailable, a Siri thought captured on Apple Watch is queued and transferred when the devices reconnect.

Afterthought 2.5.3 makes capture clearer and connected-app review safer: - Say “Create a new Afterthought” to Siri on iPhone or Apple Watch, then dictate the thought you want to save - See a smoother, more responsive recording waveform with clearer Stop and Cancel controls - Keep unsupported or unresolved app details visible for review instead of silently dropping or replacing them - Get safer Slack recipient and channel handling, plus better preservation of Notion fields that the connected database cannot write directly - Benefit from reliability and polish improvements across capture, Shortcuts and app handoffs If the paired iPhone is temporarily unavailable, a Siri thought captured on Apple Watch is queued and transferred when the devices reconnect.

Afterthought 2.5.2 brings a calmer, clearer capture experience and safer app handoffs. • A redesigned live recording view with an audio-reactive voice visualisation, simpler finish control, and improved accessibility. • Improved on-device punctuation and recognised app-name cleanup, including Todoist. • Clearer retry guidance when transcription needs attention—your recording stays safe. • Safer handling when a named app is unavailable: review a supported fallback before sending, then see the completed result clearly. • Clearer capture and fallback settings.

Capture Ideas. Make them happen. Now with Spanish language support added. Afterthought 2.5.1 also includes: • Safer multi-action preparation and review • Better handling of dates, projects, recipients, labels and other useful details • Safer fallback when a requested app is disabled or a result is uncertain • Clearer processing stages and more reliable short captures • Improved local AI reliability and model controls • AI confidence scores on prepared actions • Action reordering for multi-action captures • Focused voice corrections for individual actions • Clearer app guides showing what to say and which details each destination supports • More natural corrections, including “actually make that 2 PM”

Afterthought 2.5 gives you more control over what happens after you speak: - Choose Transcribe Only, Classify & Review, or Classify & Send as your standard capture mode - Hold the in-app Record control to choose a different mode for one recording - With Pro, prepare several requested actions from one recording and keep the complete bundle together for review - Correct one or several prepared actions with one natural typed or spoken instruction - See accepted corrections appear immediately in the review screen - Preserve meaningful short notes, lists, destination fields, and interrupted captures more reliably - Capture from Apple Watch away from iPhone and sync the recording when your devices reconnect Multiple-action bundles and uncertain results always wait for review. This release also improves classification consistency across Apple Intelligence, Local AI Models, configured Cloud AI, and the Classic compatibility path.

Afterthought 2.4.4 makes voice capture calmer, clearer, and safer. This update improves the live recording and processing experience with a more polished active capture card, clearer recording states, and less duplicated UI. Apple Intelligence routing is also more reliable. Captures are interpreted with stronger structured understanding, better destination handling, safer fallbacks, and improved protection against incomplete or uncertain actions. Also improved: • Better handling of short notes • Safer recovery after interrupted processing • More reliable disabled-destination fallback • Clearer Watch, Action Button, and iPhone capture state • Fixes for cases where passive recordings should remain reviewable notes

2.4.2 introduces bug fixes More reliable notifications when Apple Watch recordings reach your iPhone and are ready to process Clearer notification permission setup for new and existing users Updated Apple Watch complications with a clearer microphone capture icon Fixed cloud-provider selection across classification, multiple-action evaluation, and writing actions General reliability improvements

What’s New in 2.4.1 Afterthought is now more capable while keeping you in control. Split one recording into multiple actions, ready to review and send separately with Pro. Turn captured notes into drafts, polished text, replies, ideas, plans, or journal entries. Use Apple Intelligence for private on-device understanding on supported devices. Route more reliably with improved destination recognition and safer task detection. Send to new destinations including Messages and Evernote. Enjoy clearer review screens, improved settings, and refined iPhone and Apple Watch capture.

Afterthought 2.4.0 is a major voice-to-action update. Apple Intelligence is now the standard engine on supported devices, with Classic as the compatibility fallback. Captures are safer, review is clearer, and Pro users can turn spoken thoughts into drafts, polished text, replies, ideas, plans, or journal versions. What’s new: Apple Intelligence by default on supported devices Safer routing so notes and observations are less likely to become unwanted tasks Clearer review before sending, storing, or forwarding Pro writing actions for drafts, polish, replies, ideas, plans, and journal versions Undo writing changes or restore the original spoken transcript Cleaner Settings with clearer app, privacy, appearance, and AI controls Voice-reactive recording feedback on iPhone, Apple Watch, and Dynamic Island Better Apple Watch transfer status Added Messages and Evernote destinations Improved destination fields for tasks, notes, email, calendar, Slack, Notion, and more Attachments on supported review routes

Added Messages as a destination, with native composer handoff. Added Evernote support via the iOS share sheet. Improved Obsidian routing with note titles, body text, and spoken tags written as markdown tags. Added Smart Dictation for note-taking apps, turning phrases like “full stop” and “new paragraph” into cleaner note text. Improved destination-aware fields for notes, reminders, tasks, messages, calendars, and integrations. Fixed date handling for Todoist and Reminders. Improved Journal, Apple Journal, Obsidian, and Bear handling for natural phrases like “yesterday”. Improved iPhone and Apple Watch recording visuals. Improved local model startup stability by loading MLX models on demand instead of during launch. General stability and Settings improvements.

Afterthought 2.3.1 introduces a simpler, clearer onboarding experience so it’s easier to understand how to capture, speak, and send your ideas. This update also includes: clearer setup guidance for app connections and AI models improved microphone permission handling better sharing and more reliable screen interactions fixes for repeated prompts and general stability improvements

Afterthought 2.3 makes voice capture more reliable, expressive, and easier to trust. More faithful transcripts with safer AI processing that preserves what you actually said Improved recognition of spoken destinations and email instructions New voice-reactive waveforms on iPhone and Apple Watch Improved Apple Watch battery efficiency and transfer visibility Add photos, documents, or original recordings to supported review flows General reliability improvements throughout capture, review, and routing

This update makes capturing and organising your thoughts clearer and easier. A refreshed inbox with cleaner note cards and detail views Clearer processing, review, and forwarding statuses Improved Pro plan selection with accurate trial and billing information More reliable email drafting from spoken addresses like “hello at example dot com” General interface polish and reliability improvements

Added TickTick URL scheme integration. Expanded destination adapter support. Updated website integration documentation. Website now contains docs url linking to destination schemas, so LLM users can understand what to specify for more detailed fields. Fixed an issue where some notes could be processed multiple times.

Smarter sending for structured destinations Afterthought now prepares notes more carefully for destinations that accept specific fields, including Todoist, Notion, Slack, Email, and Obsidian. It uses the fields each app can currently support and preserves anything else in the note body, making sends safer and more predictable. Improved app handoff reliability App handoff and URL-based sending is now more reliable for destinations such as Obsidian, Bear, Day One, and Things. When the destination app opens successfully, Afterthought now handles that as a successful handoff instead of leaving the note stuck or retrying unnecessarily. Clearer delivery status Notes now show more useful routing states, including when they are saved, sent, retrying, or need attention. Failed sends are easier to understand and less likely to appear stuck in processing. Easier inbox review New quick filters make it easier to switch between saved notes, sent notes, and action-oriented notes. More control over cleanup Settings now includes delete options for all notes, saved notes, or sent notes. Ready for more destinations The routing system has been improved behind the scenes, making it easier to add support for more apps in future. If there is a destination you want Afterthought to support, please send a request.

Bug fixes - things 3 integration fix Updates to settings views Small improvements to filtering and search

This update improves the capture inbox, Apple Watch reliability, and local AI model handling. We want Afterthought to allow you to use external apps, or store notes locally. - New All, Saved, Action, and Sent filters. - Cleaner bottom search and filter bar with Reset. - Clearer downloaded/cached and loading states for local AI models. - More reliable Watch settings sync. - Fixes for record on open, music context, and GPS context settings. - Stability, performance, and polish improvements.

New inbox-first product story and onboarding Clearer capture flow: keep notes for review or auto-route when confidence is high Improved manual and automatic workflows Improved AI based message routing engine Cleaner routing setup for Apple apps and connected tools Updated paywall and settings language around free capture, stronger AI, and Pro workflows

Review notes before sending with the new auto-send control. Edit a transcript and refresh its suggested destination before sending. Use Notion without API keys via Copy + Open or Share Sheet. Add Todoist tasks without an API token using Quick Add. Send Slack messages either automatically with API or manually with Copy + Open. More reliable App Lock, Watch import, recorder cleanup, and location context handling.

Private offline transcription now uses Apple’s on-device speech pipeline, keeping transcription local during normal capture. Added AI payload cleanup controls to improve what gets sent to notes, email, and other destinations. Explicit app commands like Apple Notes and Email now keep the routing signal while cleaning up the outbound payload. Restored model capability dots in the on-device model picker. App Store Updates.

bug fixes Fixes several crashes and reliability issues: 4B on-device models (Qwen3, Gemma3) are more stable under memory pressure, back-to-back notes now process consistently without falling back to the Classic engine, and switching between large models no longer crashes the app. Watch auto-record no longer triggers unexpectedly on wrist raise. Watch battery drain significantly reduced. The toolbar status icon is now a live animation — a pulsing brain while thinking, waveform bars while generating, and red ripple rings while recording.

Onboarding redesign and settings UI updates to modernise and give a more liquid glass feel. Improvements to model sentiment handling and classifications

New features and general bug fixes... Things 3 & Email - Two new Pro destinations: send notes straight to Things 3 (with tag support) or open a pre-filled email draft in Mail. Watch auto-record - New setting to start recording automatically on every complication tap, whether the app is launching fresh or resuming from background. Music context - Captures the last-played track as fallback when the Now Playing info centre is empty (e.g. after pausing for a while). Fixes - Blank or one-word transcriptions are silently discarded. "Sent to iPhone" toast no longer overlaps the GPS/music status icons on Watch.

• 7-day free Pro trial — try everything free • Free tier now 10 notes/month • Improved LLM model download reliability on locked screen • GPU memory fixes for on-device AI — smoother model switching