When the AI helper asks a question, it now suggests answers you can tap. If you belong to several organisations, you can share with colleagues from all of them. Choosing a company in focus in Overview keeps your sort order, and under Newest the cards show when the story started. If your agent follows LinkedIn pages, you can now open their posts in the app, marked with LinkedIn and showing reactions and comments. The team board now tells you clearly when it could not be loaded.

You can now focus an agent's overview on a single company and see only the stories where it plays the biggest part. When you open a story, the app takes you to the article that actually mentions your keywords, and shows which words each outlet uses. The app offers to save your password, so next time you can sign in with a single tap. A temporary error no longer claims that you are signed out when you are not.

You can now create an agent without tapping the plus. As soon as the name and one keyword are there, the Create button is ready, and the word in the field comes along. The same goes for editing. Story timestamps are fixed: a fresh article now reads “2 min ago” instead of jumping straight to hours, and the wording is localised. The story card is tidied up, with the labels and the timestamp on separate lines so the time is never cut off. Tapping a headline in Overview now opens the article right away, and a new newspaper button next to the envelope lets you pick a different outlet.

Sign in with Face ID: turn it on under Settings and you are in without typing your password. An agent now opens straight in Overview, which lists all its stories newest first, and you can pick 30 days in the period picker. Subtopics are collapsed so the stories sit closer to the top. The Overview tab is now called My company, the content is the same. When you share a story by email, the sheet closes on its own once the mail is sent.

Start from a template: pick one of 25 templates from the library and the name, keywords and search angles are filled in for you to adjust. Share a story by email: send it to up to ten addresses, including people without OrbisX. The envelope sits next to the paper plane in the agent overview and the article list, and the app remembers the addresses you have used.

Tap a sentiment in a company overview and the list now shows exactly the stories behind the number, along with how many are shown out of the total. Opening a different agent from a notification now shows that agent's articles.

Opening an agent clears its new-article marker on its own again. The "Mark all as read" button is gone. This also applies when you open an agent from the Team board.

The app now opens on your agents, with favourites at the top, and the articles are the first thing you see when you open an agent. Tap a notification and you land straight in the story. New button: Mark all as read. In return, the app no longer marks anything as read just because you looked in, so the counter shows what you actually have left. The overview is more honest. Newest now shows the newest stories, so an old case does not jump to the top because a publication republishes it, and the period is based on when the story started. The coverage percentage is gone, because the number mixed two different measurements. The AI helper now knows your context. You can choose whether your organisation is included when it suggests keywords and search angles, and tell it what your role is. Exact is back on keywords, so you can require several words to appear as one phrase. Plus a batch of fixes: agents were logged out on updates, an agent's setup could be lost when saving, and the same article could appear several times in the list.

Your agents now have an overview: the top stories, subthemes, and who keeps appearing, all in one place. Articles are still in the Articles tab. Company is now called Overview. The AI helper creates keywords and search angles from your description, so your monitoring starts off right. Also: company report on its own page, faster agent list, and bug fixes.

A new AI agent. Describe in your own words what you want to follow, and the assistant suggests keywords and search angles that you can edit before the agent is created. The company report now has its own page, so you can open it when you need it. You can now edit a keyword by tapping it, instead of deleting it and starting over. The latest stories list scrolls properly again.

Simpler navigation: the team board is back as its own tab, so shared agents are always one tap away. The Most covered tab has been removed, keeping OrbisX focused on your agents, your company and your comparisons. Error messages are now written in plain language, so you can see what went wrong when a refresh fails.

You stay signed in: the app no longer signs you out on its own, even after restarts or poor network conditions.

What's new in this version: • Swipe left to delete an agent • Create many more agents • A clearer overview of your agents • Agents now search broadly by default, so you catch more • Apple Watch: latest headlines, last-updated time and room for more agents • Various fixes and improvements

What's new in this version: • Swipe left to delete an agent • A clearer overview of your agents • Agents now search broadly by default, so you catch more relevant stories • More reliable display when you have many agents • Various fixes and improvements

A major update across the app: • Open articles with a single tap right from the list • Re-run your search after changing keywords, and swipe away wrong matches • See which keywords matched each article • Key figures with explanations, tappable sentiment, and clearer trend numbers • Find the original article in every story • Faster, more reliable refresh throughout the app • Bug fixes: login, number formatting, long company names, and more

You now decide exactly which agents may send you push notifications, so you only hear about what truly matters. And when an alert lands, one tap takes you straight to the story, or to whatever a colleague has shared with you. From headline to full picture in seconds.

What's new: - Push notifications for new and shared stories - Share an article directly with a colleague, straight to their inbox - My Company now stays in sync across web and app: add or remove a company in one place and the list updates automatically in the other - Search for your company by name, switch quickly between several companies, and see the number of mentions per company - The app icon badge now shows exactly what you have unread, and resets once you have seen it all - Fixed an issue where deleted inbox messages could reappear - Minor improvements and fixes

What's new: - Push notifications for new and shared stories - Share an article directly with a colleague, straight to their inbox - My Company now stays in sync across web and app: add or remove a company in one place and the list updates automatically in the other - Search for your company by name, switch quickly between several companies, and see the number of mentions per company - The app icon badge now shows exactly what you have unread, and resets once you have seen it all - Fixed an issue where deleted inbox messages could reappear - Minor improvements and fixes

What's new: - Push notifications for new and shared stories - Share an article directly with a colleague, straight to their inbox - My Company now stays in sync across web and app: add or remove a company in one place and the list updates automatically in the other - Search for your company by name, switch quickly between several companies, and see the number of mentions per company - The app icon badge now shows exactly what you have unread, and resets once you have seen it all - Fixed an issue where deleted inbox messages could reappear - Minor improvements and fixes

New in 1.1.7 • New "Company" tab: follow your company's media coverage — views, sentiment and trend. No press yet? Monitor it by name. • Share agents with your team and see them on a shared board. • Inbox for articles shared by colleagues. • A new, calmer design.

New: • Choose your favorite news outlets in Settings — articles from them get a yellow Favorite tag, and you can filter stories by your favorites. • Share an agent with a colleague straight from the app. • A star now shows which articles are on the front page under Most covered. Plus stability and notification improvements.

New: Choose your favorite news outlets in Settings. Articles from them get a yellow Favorite badge, and you can filter any story by your favorites.

Forgot your password? You can now reset it directly in the app — we send a code to your email. New: logo animation when the app launches.

Every source for every story: Each story now lists every outlet covering it, each tagged Free or Paid with the article count per source. Filter by All, Free or Paid as you like. Clearer wording in Settings and the updated-status banner. The country picker is temporarily hidden until more countries are fully supported.

New Apple Watch app: open your agents straight from your wrist and get notified when something new shows up. Top stories in the comparison view are now tappable so you can jump straight to the article. Stability improvements for background sync between iPhone and Watch.