What's New in MyLLM 3.8.1 Your assistant now knows your apps, remembers you, and is steadier everywhere — from the very first message. • A memory that learns MyLLM now quietly picks up the durable things about you from your chats — your preferences, projects, the people and places that matter — and remembers them across conversations, so replies get more personal over time. It all stays on your device, and everything it learns is shown in Settings → Memory, where you can edit or delete anything, or turn auto-learning off. • Your assistant runs MyLLMos with you In chat it now knows your saved mini-apps: ask it to open one ("open my Timer app"), improve one, or hand a document to one through the shared files your apps use. Siri, Shortcuts and the Action Button can launch your apps by name too. • Free, on-device model, front and centre On supported iPhones and iPads, MyLLM works out of the box with Apple Intelligence — no model to download, no API key, fully on-device. This release makes it noticeably smoother, especially on the first message of a chat. • Python and charts you can rely on The on-device Python tool is faster to answer and far more forgiving: better tool-calling with more models, longer time for heavy plots, and clearer errors when something does go wrong. • Your chat history, protected Conversations are now saved more defensively, and MyLLM automatically repairs and recovers its chat index if anything ever goes wrong mid-save — so your history stays yours. As always: private and on-device by default, and a one-time purchase — no subscriptions, no ads.

What's New in MyLLM 3.8 Your assistant now knows your apps, remembers you, and works better with Siri and Shortcuts. • A memory that learns MyLLM now quietly picks up the durable things about you from your chats — your preferences, projects, the people and places that matter — and remembers them across conversations, so replies get more personal over time. It all stays on your device, and everything it learns is shown in Settings → Memory, where you can edit or delete anything, or turn auto-learning off. • Open your apps with Siri, Shortcuts and the Action Button Launch any of your saved MyLLMos mini-apps by name — just say "Open Timer with MyLLM" — or wire one to the Action Button or a Home Screen shortcut. • Siri and Shortcuts that actually run Ask a question, start a new chat, search the web, check email, get your daily brief, summarise a page or start voice input — all straight from Siri, Spotlight, Shortcuts or the Action Button, with your request carried right into the app. • Free, on-device model, front and centre On supported iPhones and iPads, MyLLM now works out of the box with Apple Intelligence — no model to download, no API key, fully on-device. Nothing to set up; just start chatting. • Your assistant understands MyLLMos In chat it now knows your saved apps exist, can open and edit them, and can read and write the shared files your apps use — so it can hand a document to an app, or pick up one an app made. As always: private and on-device by default, and a one-time purchase — no subscriptions, no ads.

Video generation is back — now on Wan 2.2. Our image-and-video server moved to a new, better video model, and this update repoints the app to match so AI video generation works again. • Text-to-video restored — the Video option now runs Wan 2.2, with the right defaults out of the box (1280×704, ~5-second clips). Just type a prompt and generate. • Full control over your own pipeline — Settings → Image & Video Generation now has separate "Custom workflow" slots for image and video, so you can paste your own ComfyUI workflow for either without one affecting the other. • Share your setup — export your server configuration (URL, optional token, and custom workflows) to a single file that another device can import in seconds. Everything still runs on your own server — nothing about your prompts goes through us.

Bug fixes and polish - This is a small maintenance update that fixes two things you told us about: - Smoother tool permissions — when the assistant needs a tool you've switched off, it asks, and the moment you tap Allow it just carries on. No more granting permission only to be told it didn't go through and having to say "try again". - Video playback fixed — YouTube and Vimeo videos now play properly inline in the chat (and in any mini-app that shows one), instead of trying to bounce out to Safari. Thanks for the reports — keep them coming.

Your apps just got more capable — and easier to reach. This update gives the apps in MyLLMos new powers and puts your favourites a tap away. Everything stays on your device, and every capability is yours to switch on or off. • New apps in the gallery — Receipt Logger scans a receipt and tallies your spending, Voice Journal turns what you say into saved entries, and About Me teaches MyLLM your lasting preferences so every chat feels more personal. • Apps can do more — mini-apps can now scan documents, transcribe your voice, and (only if you allow it) add to MyLLM's memory — alongside camera vision and image generation. Each is opt-in under Settings → MyLLMos Apps, and your memories stay write-only to apps: they can add, never read. • Pin your favourites — press and hold any app in MyLLMos and choose Pin. Pinned apps float to the top, and appear as quick-launch shortcuts right on your start screen. • A calmer chat — the apps bar now tucks away while you're typing, so the keyboard never crowds your messages or opens the menu by accident. • Quicker access — new shortcuts on the start screen to open MyLLMos and browse the App Gallery. As always: on-device by default, no account, no subscription. Buy it once, it's yours.

Now MyLLM can see, hear, and remember — privately. This update gives your assistant three new senses and a memory, all working on your device. Nothing here needs an account or the cloud. • Scan documents — point the camera at a page and MyLLM reads the text and adds it to your private knowledge base, ready to search or summarise later. On-device, no cloud. • Ask about what you see — snap a photo and tap a quick question: "What is this?", "Translate", "Read the text". Handy for menus, labels, signs and plants. • Record and transcribe — capture a meeting, lecture or voice note; MyLLM transcribes it on your device and can summarise it with the key points and action items. • A memory you control — MyLLM can remember things about you to personalise its replies across chats. The new Settings → Memory screen lets you see, edit or delete everything it knows, or switch memory off entirely. It never leaves your phone. • Faster image generation — pictures generate quicker, and you can ask for several variations of an image at once to pick your favourite. As always: on-device by default, no account, no subscription. Buy it once, it's yours.

MyLLM now knows where you are — when you want it to. This update gives MyLLM a sense of place. Ask what's nearby, get directions, check the weather, or drop a map into the chat — all on-device with Apple Maps, no account or API key. Location stays private and off until you switch it on. • Find places nearby — "coffee near me", "nearest pharmacy", "Italian restaurants" — with names, addresses, distances and one tap to directions. • Directions & travel times — ask how to get somewhere and get the route, distance and ETA, walking or driving. • Weather — current conditions and a few days ahead, for where you are or anywhere you name. Free and keyless. • Maps in the chat — places and results show on a real map you can open in Apple Maps. • Location-aware mini-apps — three new ones in the App Gallery: Near Me (a local explorer), Essentials Finder (nearest pharmacy, ATM, petrol and more), and Day Out Planner (tell it a vibe, get a route). Any app you build can use your location too — you control it in Settings. • A searchable App Gallery — the gallery's grown, so there's now a search icon up top, plus Update All to refresh your installed apps in one go. • Less scrolling — charts, maps and rendered pages now appear at the end of a reply, right next to where you type, instead of up top. Private by default: location is off until you allow it, never tracked in the background, and you can switch off what apps can use any time in Settings.

What's New in 3.4.1 - Build, fix, and personalise your mini-apps like never before. A REAL CODE EDITOR Editing an app's code now feels like a proper editor: full syntax colouring for HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Python, line numbers, find & replace, code folding, and smart indentation. LIVE PREVIEW See changes as you make them. A live preview pane runs your app right below the editor and reloads as you type — no need to close and reopen. FIX WITH AI Hit a bug? A new debug console surfaces runtime errors, and one tap on "Fix with AI" rewrites your code to fix them — whether or not you write code yourself. A BIGGER, TIDIER ICON PICKER Choose from 150+ symbols plus a brand-new set of colourful app-style icons. Everything is now organised into clear sections with "Show more", so finding the perfect icon is quick and uncluttered. Plus a range of refinements and fixes under the hood. Thanks for using MyLLM. As always, it's a one-time purchase with no subscriptions, no ads, and your data stays on your device.

Connecting MyLLM is finally simple. We rebuilt Settings around one clear question — how do you want to connect? Pick On-device, Your server, or Cloud, and you'll only see the settings that matter for that choice. • One clean connection flow — provider, server, and model are no longer scattered across the screen. Choose a category and the rest follows. • Connect to your own remote server — a new "Ollama (HTTPS + token)" option for reaching your server securely over HTTPS with a bearer token. Type the address with or without "https://" — we sort it out. • Your servers stay put — each connection now remembers its own address and key, so switching between On-device, your server, and Cloud no longer wipes what you set up. • Clear privacy warnings — MyLLM is private by default, so if you switch to a cloud provider we tell you plainly that your messages leave your device, and remind you again wherever it matters. • On-device done right — your downloaded models live with the on-device option, the download progress bar actually moves, and the model list only shows models you've truly installed (no more phantom entries). • Apple Intelligence that just works — long chats no longer trip the on-device context limit; MyLLM trims the conversation to fit and recovers gracefully instead of erroring. Faster to set up, easier to understand, and rock-solid once it's connected.

MyLLM now reaches for the right tool on its own. • Smart tool discovery — to keep replies fast, only a few tools load each turn. Now, if the assistant needs one it doesn't have (email, calendar, photos, code and more), it finds and switches it on mid-chat instead of saying it can't. • Your choices are respected — if a tool you've turned off would help, MyLLM asks first and enables it just for that conversation. Your settings don't change. Smoother and more reliable: • The chat stays put when the keyboard opens and closes — no more landing on a blank screen mid-answer. • Walking Mode keeps listening reliably between turns (fixed an error that could end hands-free conversations early). • Refreshed the in-app privacy policy and updated the MyLLM Connect download link.

What's new in v3.2.1. - Your AI-made apps can now work together. • AI Automations — save a task in plain English and run it any time. • Files — a shared space your apps can read, write and export. • Hand things off between apps, or ask MyLLM to run them. Plus accessibility options, iPad polish, and bug fixes.

What's New in 3.2 - Make MyLLMos your own. Bring your own apps: - Got some HTML from elsewhere — a single-page web app, a CodePen export, something an AI wrote for you? Now you can turn it into a real MyLLMos app in seconds. Open the new settings menu on your MyLLMos home screen, tap "Add App", paste your code, choose a name and icon, and it's yours — running fully offline, just like the apps you build in chat. - A tidier home screen: arranging your apps and the per-app permission switches (internet, AI and microphone access) now live together in that same settings menu, so your apps stay on a clean grid. New in the App Gallery: - Block Drop — the falling-blocks puzzle classic. Slide and rotate each piece, clear full rows, and keep up as the speed climbs. Ghost preview, a next-piece panel, rising levels, and your best score saved on your device. Smooth, colourful and completely offline. Fixes and polish: - Sound now works in mini-apps that make their own audio — the White Noise app (and anything like it) plays properly again, even with your phone's silent switch on. - Reliability improvements across MyLLMos and chat. MyLLM is a one-off purchase — no subscriptions, no ads, and everything runs privately on your device. Thanks for being here.

MyLLM 3.1 — a redesigned App Gallery and smarter Documents A brand-new MyLLMos App Gallery: • Browse an App gallery — a featured row plus apps grouped into clear categories (Students, Productivity, News & Web, Games and more) • The App Gallery now sits right at the top of your MyLLMos home screen, next to Photos and Documents — always one tap away • Lots of new free apps and games to add: a weekly meal planner that writes (and refreshes) itself, a homework tracker, a class timetable, a live news reader, a clean web reader — plus Sudoku, Word Search, Word Master and Word Tiles Documents that actually keep your files: • Share a document into any chat and it's filed into your Documents — and stays searchable across everything you've added, not buried in chat history • Open files in their original form: PDFs render as real PDFs, spreadsheets as tables, images as images • Every document shows with its own file-type icon (PDF, CSV, TXT…) so your Documents fill up at a glance Easier app sharing: • Sharing one of your MyLLMos apps now includes a tap-to-install link, so whoever you send it to can add it in one tap Plus reliability fixes and polish across the gallery and mini-apps.

MyLLM 3.0 — one home for everything your AIs make MyLLM is now the place to keep what ANY AI creates for you: • Built an app or document in another AI chat? Share it to MyLLM → Save as App or Save to Documents. Apps land on your MyLLMos home screen; documents become searchable instead of buried in chat history • MyLLMos apps can think and remember: they can ask your own AI for help and keep their data between launches (you control both with switches in Settings) • A growing app gallery on the MyLLM wiki — one-tap installs: a drawing studio, Snake, 2048, AI flashcards that write themselves, a language tutor, and more • Apps feel native: haptic feedback, the iOS share sheet, and save-to-Photos • Remix any saved app into something new, or Duplicate it in one tap More in this update: • Documents: rename your files and research briefs, share them as real files (.txt, .csv, .md) • Smoother long replies — and the input bar stays put on big code generations • Reliability and polish throughout

MyLLM 2.9 — your apps just got a brain (and a memory) MyLLMos apps can now: • Remember — saved apps keep their data between launches (todo lists, trackers, game saves) • Think — apps can ask your own AI for help: flashcard decks that write themselves, quizzes on any topic, writing aids (you stay in control with a Settings switch) • Feel native — haptic feedback, the iOS share sheet, and save-to-Photos, right from your apps More in this update: • Remix into New App — fork any saved app into something new, or Duplicate it with one tap • App gallery on the MyLLM wiki — one-tap installable starter apps, including the AI-powered Flashcard Forge • Documents: rename your files and research briefs, and share them as real files (.txt, .csv, .md) • Smoother long replies — very long generations now stream with bounded layout, fixing a rare case where the input bar could vanish • Reliability and polish throughout

What's New in 2.8.1 Ask for a picture — get a picture. NEW — Images, right in the chat • Ask MyLLM to draw something and the image appears in the conversation — no need to switch to the Create screen. • It's considerate of your hardware too: if your image server is already busy, MyLLM waits its turn instead of piling on. NEW — Apps with live data • Apps in MyLLMos can now fetch live data — ask for a weather app or a price tracker and it actually works. You stay in control: turn app network access off any time in Settings. NEW — Python apps in MyLLMos • When MyLLM writes a Python tool for you, long-press it and save it to MyLLMos like any other app. Its tile re-runs the code on demand — fully on-device, even offline. NEW — Share into MyLLM, share apps out • Send pages, PDFs and text to MyLLM from any app via the iOS share sheet. • Export any saved mini-app as a .myllmapp file to share with friends — they import it with a tap. Improvements • Long answers now arrive complete: when a big response (like a whole app's code) hits the length limit, MyLLM picks up where it left off automatically. • If code does end up as plain text, a new Render button next to Copy turns it into a tap-to-open app card anyway. • Much smoother scrolling during long replies — no more blank patches while the answer streams in. As always, MyLLM runs on your own local server, a cloud model with your own key, or fully offline on your device — your data stays yours.

What's New in 2.8 - MyLLMos — a home for everything you make. MyLLM already builds little interactive apps for you on the fly. Now there's a whole home screen to keep them — plus your generated images, documents, and research — all on your device. NEW — Your own home screen • When MyLLM renders an interactive app, tap it and choose "Save to MyLLMos" to keep it for good. • Open MyLLMos from a discreet handle at the bottom of the chat — your apps slide up, one tap to launch. • Rearrange your icons and bundle them into folders, just like iOS. NEW — Edit without the wait • Ask MyLLM to change a saved app and it patches just what's different, instead of slowly re-drafting the whole thing. • Prefer to do it yourself? Open "View / Edit Code" to tweak the HTML by hand and preview the result instantly. NEW — Photos & Documents, kept for you • Images you create in the image generator are collected into a Photos folder automatically. • A Documents folder gathers the files you import and your research briefs, with their sources. • Save any answer straight to Documents with the new button next to Copy. NEW — Easier to connect your own computer • "Pair a Backend" now links straight to the MyLLM Connect download for your Mac or PC. Run it, scan the QR, and you're connected over a secure link — your data stays on your machine. Improvements • Reliability and polish throughout. As always, MyLLM runs on your own local server, a cloud model with your own key, or fully offline on your device — your data stays yours.

What's New in 2.7 A big one. MyLLM can now edit your photos, read your documents, research the web with sources, and connect to any model you like — while keeping your data on your device. NEW — Edit a photo • Start from one of your own photos and transform it with a prompt: restyle it, reimagine it, or make subtle touch-ups. A Strength slider controls how far it goes, from a light edit to a full reinvention. NEW — Your private document knowledge base • Import PDFs and documents and ask questions across all of them at once. • Search runs entirely on your device — your documents never leave it — and every answer cites which document it came from. NEW — Research mode • Turn a question into a sourced brief: MyLLM searches the web, reads the best results, and writes an answer with numbered citations and a sources list. • Export any chat as Markdown or PDF to share or keep. NEW — Bring your own cloud model • Prefer a frontier cloud model? Add your own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, or OpenRouter — alongside local and on-device models. One private hub for every model, your keys, no subscription to us. NEW — Faster setup • A simpler first run: choose "on this device" for a private offline model, or connect to your computer by scanning a pairing QR code. Connect your own server the same way, any time, from Settings. Improvements • Better-sounding voice mode (uses the best voice installed on your device). • Stronger patent prior-art search for legal/IP research. • Reliability and polish throughout. As always, MyLLM runs on your own local server, a cloud model with your own key, or fully offline on your device — your data stays yours.

What's New in 2.6 Skills are here. Teach MyLLM new tricks by installing Skills — compact, reusable sets of instructions your assistant loads on demand to handle a task exactly the way you like it. NEW — Skills • One-tap install from the Marketplace, or right inside a chat with simple /skill commands. • A growing open collection: meeting minutes, commit messages, email replies, code review, study flashcards, plain-English explainers, web research with sources, SQL, regex, unit tests, changelogs, and more. • Your assistant automatically loads the right skill when your request matches — nothing to set up per chat. • Bring your own: paste a SKILL.md or install from any GitHub repo. Every install asks you to confirm first. Improvements • More reliable tool use — actions some models occasionally wrote out as text now run correctly. • Polish and stability fixes throughout. As always, MyLLM runs on your own local server or fully offline on your device — your data stays yours.

What's New (v2.5) NEW: Email that reads like email • Open any message and see it fully formatted — images, layout and styling intact — in a tap-to-open view, instead of stripped-down plain text • Move unwanted mail straight to the bin from the conversation — it's reversible, landing in your Trash rather than gone for good • Check, read, search and summarise your inbox, all in one place NEW: A tidier agent plan • Agent mode's step-by-step plan is now a collapsible tree that tucks into a single line • Expand it to watch each step tick through to Done, with a status dot and progress count • Clear at a glance, and out of your way when you don't need it Improvements: • Hands-free Walking Mode replies on its own again — pause after speaking and it sends automatically, no tap needed • Agent mode is more reliable: far fewer empty replies, and quicker, more focused follow-up answers • News by outlet is more accurate — added Fox News, and asking for a source that isn't available now tells you instead of quietly returning a different one • Check for Updates now works even if you previously skipped a version, and Settings shows your current and latest version side by side • Stability and performance polish throughout

What's new in 2.4 Chat scrolling that gets out of your way. Drag up to read previous messages while a reply is being written and the view stays where you put it — auto-follow only kicks in when you're already at the bottom. Plus the catch-up at the end of a long response no longer leaves you trailing the last paragraph. Smarter multi-step agents. Agent mode plans, runs tools, and reviews its own work across iterations — with subagents picking up specialised subtasks so the main thread stays focused on what you asked. Walking Mode hears you again. Voice transcription is reliable when the on-device model is still warming up, and errors are surfaced clearly when something does go wrong instead of looping silently. Cleaner stop button. Cancelling a generation no longer leaves orphaned tool calls or duplicate replies in the conversation. Plus smaller polish and stability fixes throughout the app.

This update is all about smoother, more responsive chats. • Long, streaming replies no longer stutter or freeze — even on lengthy responses • The Stop button now actually stops generation instantly, keeping whatever was written so far • Steadier auto-scroll that stays with the latest text while the assistant is typing Thanks for using MyLLM! Please share your experience and feedbacks to make this app better - we love it !!!

What's New in 2.3 On-device Python charts & visuals. Ask for a graph and MyLLM computes and draws it right in the chat. matplotlib, NumPy and Pillow run fully on-device — no internet — and Python can now produce interactive tables and visuals, not just static images. Interactive HTML & diagrams. MyLLM builds rich visuals — charts, styled tables, flowcharts and sequence diagrams from a single sentence, even small interactive apps — as a card you tap to open full-screen and navigate, sandboxed safely on your device. Web pages and HTML emails now render properly instead of as plain text. Context inspector. Tap the token counter to see exactly what's in the model's context: per-message token usage, what's been trimmed to fit, and how close you are to the limit. On-device Python charts. Ask for a graph and MyLLM computes and draws it right in the chat. matplotlib, NumPy, and Pillow now run fully on-device — no internet — so plots, data crunching, and image generation just work. Interactive HTML artifacts. MyLLM can now build and show rich visuals — charts, diagrams, styled tables, even small interactive apps — as a card you tap to open full-screen and navigate, all sandboxed safely on your device. Context inspector. Tap the token counter to see exactly what's in the model's context: per-message token usage, what's been trimmed to fit, and how close you are to the limit. Scheduled routines. Turn any workflow into a daily automation. MyLLM runs it in the background and delivers the result as a notification — your morning briefing, a news digest, or anything you build. Faster, more natural voice. Voice conversations now speak as they think — sentence by sentence, instead of waiting for the whole reply — and speech recognition runs on-device for lower latency and privacy. Smoother chat. Fixed scrolling jitter during long, streaming replies. Plus reliability fixes, including more dependable background briefings.

What's New in 2.2 • Attach documents to chats. Tap the paperclip and choose Document to add a PDF, text file, CSV, JSON, or source file alongside (or instead of) a photo. The model reads the contents and answers your question about it. • Beautiful tables. Formatted tables now render with proper columns, alignment, and row stripes instead of raw pipe-and-dash text. Wide tables scroll horizontally so cells stay readable. Long-press a table to copy it as markdown (Notion, GitHub, Slack) or as a native table (Notes, Numbers, Pages, Excel). • Smoother long replies. Scrolling now stays glued to the latest output without flickering or jumping past the content. While the model is still typing, you can scroll up to re-read earlier parts in peace — a floating arrow appears so you can drop back into the live response with a tap. • Slash commands anywhere. The / tool palette now appears mid-sentence, not just at the start of an empty input. Type something, then / plus a few letters, to surface a matching tool and insert it inline. • Various stability and polish improvements.

MyLLM 2.1 - What's new Apple Intelligence — native tool calling Tools now run through Apple's FoundationModels framework directly, so the model invokes them natively instead of emitting JSON into your chat. Reliable, faster, and integrated end-to-end. New offline models Five new on-device models, all downloadable from Settings → On-Device Models: • Liquid LFM2 350M — ultra-light, sub-300MB • Liquid LFM2 1.2B — Liquid's flagship small model • SmolLM2 1.7B — HuggingFace's strongest tiny model • Llama 3.2 1B — Meta's compact multilingual • Gemma 3 270M — Google's lightest IT model Manage Built-in Tools A new Settings screen lets you switch off built-in tools you don't use. Disabled tools are removed from every conversation, shrinking the prompt and speeding up responses. Re-enable any time. More reliable tool results Email, calendar, contacts and other list-style tools no longer truncate mid-result — the model now sees the full response and stops fabricating tails. Safer on-device loading We check available memory before loading a model and pick a smaller context on tight devices, so you get a clear error instead of the app being silently killed. Plus bug fixes, polish, and SourceKit hardening.