On the free plan, each Travel mode conversation now counts as one AI trial, the same as a meeting or a Just Listen session.

Fixed: a long Just Listen session could save the transcript split across several made-up speakers. It now stays as one, however long you listen.

Fixed: "Data Storage Error" could still appear after Vozzle started in the background while your iPhone was locked. Vozzle now restarts itself out of sight once your iPhone is unlocked, so it opens with all your data.

Fixed: if your iPhone was locked when Vozzle started in the background, opening the app could show "Data Storage Error" and run without your data. Vozzle now restarts itself as soon as you unlock, so it always opens with everything in place.

Fixed: with Apple Reminders connected, syncing could add duplicate tasks and remove the originals. It now links each reminder to the task it already belongs to, and a reminder that disappears no longer deletes a task you made in Vozzle. Syncing now shows as a small badge on the Meetings tab, so it no longer covers buttons at the bottom of the screen. Fixed: when a voice command adds to an existing note, a title you corrected or edited is now applied. Spelled-out words, like "X-R-E-A-L", are kept as you spelled them.

Fixed: connected apps such as Notion and Google now sync on their own. Before, they only synced after you opened their settings, so changes you made in Vozzle could be missing from Notion. Just Listen now shows how long it has been listening, next to its status.

Fixed: when transcript lines were removed on another device, for example duplicates that were cleaned up, they could linger on this one. Opening the meeting now brings its transcript back in step.

Fixed: after you ended a meeting or a Just Listen session, Vozzle could keep working in the background, warming your phone and draining the battery. Fixed: in long meetings and Just Listen sessions, live transcription could stop after a dropped connection and never come back. Vozzle now reconnects properly, and if it really can't, it tells you instead of going quiet. Just Listen now shows "Connecting..." until it's ready, then "Listening", so you know when the subtitles are about to start.

Your recovery passphrase is now called a recovery code, and Vozzle writes it for you — nothing to invent, nothing to remember. Copy it somewhere safe, confirm you've saved it, and that's the whole thing. If you chose your own passphrase in an older version, it still works. Enter it exactly as you did then.

Set a recovery passphrase and Vozzle stops asking. It kept reminding people who had already set one, and setting one from Settings now resumes sync straight away instead of leaving it paused for a few minutes. Also: on a meeting's Insights card, the tone now reads in your own language.

A cleaner sidebar on iPad: the section you're in is now highlighted in its own colour, with room to breathe. Also: small wording fixes, and the Japanese "Capture" button now reads キャプチャ.

Sharing into Vozzle got a lot better. • Share several photos at once and Vozzle reads all of them into one note — a walkthrough shared as numbered photos comes back as numbered steps. • Shared text and voice notes become the task, note or event they describe, with a few seconds to undo. • Share photos together with messages from your chats — the messages are kept word for word. • A short "Reading…" indicator while Vozzle works, then a card with View and Undo. Nothing lands silently any more. • Fixed: photos shared into Vozzle could go missing. They don't now.

Under-the-hood reliability improvements.

Under-the-hood reliability improvements.

Under-the-hood improvements to the welcome screens.

Deleting an event that came from a calendar you can only view — a shared calendar, or a holiday calendar — used to look like it worked, then bring the event back on the next sync. It now stays hidden in Vozzle, and the original is left alone in Apple Calendar. Apple Calendar sync also reports its own failures properly now, so a problem surfaces instead of passing quietly.

Travel mode is now included with Starter. Its live, two-way translation reads aloud on every paid plan — it is no longer a Pro feature. A new welcome shows you what Vozzle does in a few taps, and it speaks your language: the whole first run is now translated. Starter is now $6.99 a month, and Starter and Pro each begin with a free week.

General updates and fixes.

General updates and fixes.

General updates and fixes.

General updates and fixes.

General updates and fixes.

General updates and fixes.

General updates and fixes.

General updates and fixes.