The pill reacts to what's happening - The floating pill now has a short motion for each of the four moments that matter. The face moves first and the capsule follows just after. - Meeting detected: The face perks up, looks out at the screen and bounces twice. The capsule leans after it, and the "Meeting detected" prompt slides out from behind the pill. - Start recording: The face hops. When it lands it turns red, the capsule grows to the recording size, and the status, timer and wave drop into place. = Snapshot: A hard blink works as the shutter, with a white flash in the pill and a wink after it. The snapshot card is tossed out of the face to its spot beside the pill, then goes away after about 2 seconds. - Stop & save: The face melts and the capsule settles to its smaller size. While Robota polishes the transcript, a lime fill rises behind the percent in step with the real progress. At the end it drains, the capsule jiggles and the face smiles. If the pill is docked on the left, motions that face the screen are mirrored. With Reduce Motion turned on, none of this plays: the pill changes state at once, and the prompt and card simply appear.

• Copy any question or answer in Library chat with one click • The chat box grows as you type - Shift-Return adds a new line • Chat answers keep their paragraphs, lists and headings • Progress and errors now stay beside the floating pill • Robota now plays the standard Dock launch animation

- Name-mention alerts are redesigned: what you're asked comes first, with clean text and controls that are always within reach. - Auto-stop now waits for two minutes of silence before ending a meeting, and gives you 15 seconds to keep recording.

- Transcription errors now appear beside the floating pill without opening a separate window. - If final transcription fails or returns empty, you can keep the live transcript and open it directly in the Meeting Library. - Dismiss a transcription message and reopen it anytime by clicking the pill’s face. Your live transcript remains available until you keep or discard it. - Recovery messages show the microphone, recording duration, and a shortcut to microphone settings.

Small visual improvements to the floating widget.

Minor bug fixes

- Settings now lists every language and region your Mac's speech recognition supports, such as English (UK) as well as English (US). When Apple adds a language in a macOS update, it appears in Robota without an app update. - Help → Robota Help used to say "Help isn't available." It now opens the Robota support page, which has a new guide to choosing an on-device model for your Mac: how much memory you need, which model size to pick, and tips for long meetings.

Make the live summary opt-in

Fixed a crash while a summary was being written. Meetings with action items could quit the app part way through the summary.

Minor stability improvements

Find in a transcript - You can now search inside a meeting transcript. Open a meeting, go to Transcript, and type in the find box beside the tabs. Every match is highlighted, and you can step through them one by one. Cmd-F opens it. A tidier meeting header - Each row of the meeting header now does one job: when the meeting was, what it is called, and which view you are in. Tags sit beside the title, so they read as part of the meeting rather than another row of buttons.

Fixed a crash that could happen while recording or working in the library. Fixed stutter in the library when a local model is selected.

Recordings now stop themselves when the meeting does

Fix blank summary bug in dark mode

Fixed bug when using non Apple Intelligence models

Small cleanups to improve the performance of this app

Simplified controls

Build for Apple Silicon

Fixed positioning of the floating pill

Take a snapshot of whatever window is in front while you record, straight from the pill or the recording rail

Show dock icon when meeting library is open, and clarify how model downloads work.

Addressed memory issues when using large AI models for meeting summaries

Support for different types of AI models to summarise conversations

Fix window snapping

Folders to group meeting notes together