Tool servers on your own network no longer need a certificate. Airgap has always let you point at a model server over plain http://, but tool servers were refused unless they ran on the device itself, which is no help when the server is a box on your LAN. You can now add one by its IP address or its .local name, and the address field tells you while you type when a connection will not be encrypted. On iPhone, named addresses such as tools.example.com still need https://, because iOS will not carry unencrypted traffic to them. Sign-in is the exception. On an unencrypted connection, anything on the network can rewrite the step that decides where you sign in and send you to a page it controls. Tool servers that use sign-in therefore still require https:// unless they run on your device, and that now holds however the request arrives, including when a server asks for sign-in after you have already connected to it.

We've been tinkering behind the scenes to make your private AI conversations feel even smoother. This update brings a more polished experience with subtle refinements you'll notice and a few bug fixes. Your data stays yours, as always.

Airgap now runs models on your iPhone. On-device models • Chat with the model built into Apple Intelligence on supported iPhones — nothing to download • Or download an open model: Qwen, Llama, Gemma, Mistral, Phi • Once a model is downloaded, it works with no network connection at all • Every model shows its download size and the memory it needs, and Airgap checks what your iPhone can run before you download • Downloads show live progress and can be cancelled; delete a model any time to reclaim the space New setup • Choose where your models run — this iPhone, or a server you control • Tell Airgap what you'll use it for and it suggests a model to start with • The server path now ends where it should: connect, pick a model, start chatting One model screen • On-device models and every connected server now live on one screen, with search • Model rows show the vendor mark, the size, and what the model is good at • Connections in Settings shows all your sources in one place, with the default for new chats at the top Everything else • Every bottom sheet, input field and form now behaves the same way across the app • Tap outside a field or scroll the page to dismiss the keyboard, on every screen • Model lists stay smooth with providers that offer hundreds of models • The Pro screen now shows the price up front and handles a failed purchase properly • Spanish, French and Portuguese are complete — a number of screens were still showing English, or worse

Airgap now runs models on your iPhone. On-device models • Chat with the model built into Apple Intelligence on supported iPhones — nothing to download • Or download an open model: Qwen, Llama, Gemma, Mistral, Phi • Once a model is downloaded, it works with no network connection at all • Every model shows its download size and the memory it needs, and Airgap checks what your iPhone can run before you download • Downloads show live progress and can be cancelled; delete a model any time to reclaim the space New setup • Choose where your models run — this iPhone, or a server you control • Tell Airgap what you'll use it for and it suggests a model to start with • The server path now ends where it should: connect, pick a model, start chatting One model screen • On-device models and every connected server now live on one screen, with search • Model rows show the vendor mark, the size, and what the model is good at • Connections in Settings shows all your sources in one place, with the default for new chats at the top Everything else • Every bottom sheet, input field and form now behaves the same way across the app • Tap outside a field or scroll the page to dismiss the keyboard, on every screen • Model lists stay smooth with providers that offer hundreds of models • The Pro screen now shows the price up front and handles a failed purchase properly • Spanish, French and Portuguese are complete — a number of screens were still showing English, or worse

This release brings improvements to your onboarding experience. • Redesigned the first 3 onboarding screens for a better first impression • Fixed an issue that was preventing screenshots during onboarding • Resolved a race condition in authentication initialization

This release brings improvements to your onboarding experience. • Redesigned the first 3 onboarding screens for a better first impression • Fixed an issue that was preventing screenshots during onboarding • Resolved a race condition in authentication initialization

What's new in this update: • Refreshed onboarding with a cleaner, easier-to-follow setup flow • Fixed an issue that could delay authentication on first launch