Gedo has a new design built around conversation. Your roles, chats and memory are a tap apart, and the other AI tools you use can work from the same memory. New design • Open the menu (top left) to see your roles in one column. Tap one to talk to it right where you are, and tap its name at the top to open its role panel. • Context shows what the current conversation is drawing on. • All chats are grouped by role. • Buttons, menus and floating controls pick up a translucent glass finish, and Settings is shorter. • Every role has its own robot. Tap it at the top of a new chat to change its look: Top, Face, Neck, Color and Vibe. The look follows your account, on the web too. iPhone Duo • Gedo fills both screens. Closed, it keeps clear of the camera and status bar on the side. Open it sideways and pages split at the fold: the chat beside its Context, your day beside Focus now, your profile beside your Life flower. Connections • Connections in the menu brings four tabs together: Shared memory, Services, Skills and Passport. • Shared memory: pick an AI assistant, a coding tool or a cloud agent you use, and follow the steps to connect it. It reads your Gedo memory within the scope you set, and sensitive memories stay out by default. • To-dos another AI suggests pass through your intake rules before they reach Action. • Services adds more than twenty connectors for calendars, notes, tasks and meetings. • Your skills and authorizations moved to Skills. • Move from another AI brings over what another assistant knows about you in about a minute. First meeting and Briefing • First meeting is back, in six steps. Only your name is required, and what you mention in chats counts toward it. • At 100%, your briefing turns on. It arrives each day at the time you choose, outside your chats. Change the delivery time and areas from the gear on the Briefing page. • Reviews follow calendar weeks, months and years. • Notifications are split into Needs you and Activity. Goals • Each goal now has Activity: finished to-dos, work done by Gedo and progress you log, in order. Files Gedo made for it are under Deliverables. Twin model • Gedo can draft replies and messages in your voice. It learns only from what you wrote yourself, and you decide whether each draft goes out. Avatar • Visitors can call your avatar from its public page, or dial a US number: a shared number with an extension, or a dedicated number on Ultra. • You choose who can call in: everyone, a passcode, or allowed numbers. What is said stays in that visitor's session. Calls • Calls move to a new voice line that answers faster and sounds more natural. Pick a voice in Call settings, and the camera works too. Fixes • Links in replies open only web pages and email, so tapping one can no longer start a phone call or open another app. • Messages such as "Review generated" show again after an action finishes. • VoiceOver can now reach the buttons inside chat cards. • On Apple Watch, Accept on a delegated task works again.

Gedo moves onto your home screen, and your goals get numbers you can move. Home screen widgets (new) • Today: what is still open and your next reminder. Tap a circle to check a to-do off without opening the app. It works on the lock screen too. • Companion: one line from your Chat home, a finding or a greeting, with Talk and Type one tap away. Talk starts listening as soon as it opens. • Quick log: the four things you log most. Tap one to open its entry form. For things you count, like glasses of water, tap +1 right on the widget. • Goals: where your active goals stand and how many linked to-dos are done. Touch and hold the widget to pick which goals it shows. • Eight dimensions: where the eight areas of your life stand, and which way they moved lately. • Widgets follow your account's language and are on every plan. Goals • Up to three goals sit in Focus now. Other goals take one line each, and ended goals fold away. • Give each key result a measure: checklist, count, number or percent, and log progress as you go. • When a goal's period ends, you see how it went and can generate a review for that goal alone. • To-do cards show which goal they move and by how much. To-dos • Tap + in Action to turn one sentence into a to-do: "tomorrow 3pm call HR #singapore !high 30m" gets a date, a reminder, a goal, a priority and a duration. • Repeating to-dos: every day, weekdays, every week, 3 times a week, or custom. One card shows how many are done this week. • To-dos without a date sit under Unscheduled instead of counting as today's. Rescheduling offers Today as well. Records • Custom forms: choose the fields, options, what the stats use and reminders, and make a record type of your own. Or start from a preset such as Running & workouts, Sleep or Blood pressure. • Start from a template brings built-in notebooks, preset forms and a blank form together in one place. • You can ask your companion to set one up. It shows you the form first and creates it only when you tap to confirm. • Only checklists get check-offs. Subscriptions, bills and the like end with their own word, such as Canceled or Paid. • Cards are grouped by type: people, pets & things, places & orgs, and events. Memory • Tap + in Memory and use Quick note to save one sentence to Memory. Tap More details for the full form. • Your profile is shorter: each card shows a few key facts, and the full text is one tap deeper. • The eight-dimension trend now lives in Memory, findings show on your Chat home, and reviews are in Action. Chat • Touch and hold text in a reply to select it, then copy it, look it up, translate it, search the web, or share it. Digital persona • A new Permissions page: choose who can chat with your persona (public, passcode, or only people you know), what each circle can know about you, which memories it may use, and the principles it answers by. • Visitor view shows what each circle would see. Ask a question as them and hear how your persona would answer. • Hard limits are always on, whatever you set: imported content, anything marked private or sensitive, and memories hidden from AI never go out. Calls • After a call, a line like "Voice call · 03:12" stays in the chat. Tap View to see what was said. • Talk to interrupt: choose Auto, On or Off in Call settings. On Auto, you can cut in when it is quiet; when it is noisy around you, only a tap or "wait" stops it. Fixes • Canceling the share sheet for a personal invite link no longer freezes the screen. • When the connection drops and comes back, your question is no longer sent twice.

Gedo talks back now — and it is on your wrist. Calls (new) • Talk to Gedo instead of typing. It answers out loud, and what it says is captioned line by line as it speaks. • Turn on the camera and show it something. It takes a look the moment you speak, and nothing is recorded or kept. Your own picture sits in the corner while the camera is on. • It comes to the call with your memory already in hand, so you are not re-explaining yourself. • Ask it to handle something while you are still talking — a to-do, a look-up — and it tells you when that lands. • Hang up and a recap is waiting: what you talked about, what got done, what is still running, and what needs you. • Calls draw on the same credits as everything else in your plan. There is no separate minute allowance. Apple Watch (new) • Today: what is still open, and one tap to mark it done. Anything Gedo finished for you waits under "Ready for you", and you can accept it from the watch. • The watch schedules the day ahead of reminders on itself, so the reminders you set still ring when your iPhone is not with you. • Act straight from the notification: Done, Snooze 15m, or dictate a note without opening anything. • Talk to Gedo from your wrist. Swipe to pick who you are asking — your companion or one of your roles — then tap the mic or the keyboard. Answers are short, in your account's language. • Recent conversations are one turn of the crown away, so you can pick one up where it stopped. • On your watch face: how many are left, and what rings next. • Connecting takes one step. Open Gedo on the watch, then type the six characters it shows into Settings › Apple Watch on your iPhone. • The watch gets a pass of its own. The one on your phone never leaves your phone, and disconnecting signs out the watch only. • The mic records only after you tap it and stops when you tap again. The audio is turned into text and then discarded; nothing is captured in the background. Choose whether answers are read aloud. Requires watchOS 10 or later. Memory passport • One screen for everyone holding a key: apps you authorized, and tokens you pasted yourself. Either can be cut at any time. • "See what they can read" shows the rows an app actually gets — the same read path, not an approximation of it. • Deleting and exporting now leave a receipt you can look back at. • Memories you told Gedo to stop bringing up stay out of every recall path, and you can put them back later. To review • Accept or discard a whole group at once, instead of one row at a time. Action • Swiping a to-do shows what it is about to do, and the row closes before the change is sent. • On a long to-do, "Done" wraps onto its own line instead of being pushed off the card. • Today and History now split at your own midnight, so finishing something early in the morning no longer makes it disappear from Today. • Sending in a to-do's shared conversation no longer flashes the screen blank. Also fixed • On some networks, iPhone no longer reports itself as offline when it is not. • Settings no longer shows switches for notifications that are not being sent.

This release is about getting around: where you are, and how you get back. A new side drawer • The drawer opens across most of the screen and slides the page aside. Tap the part of the page still showing to close it. • Text in the drawer is larger, and search now lives in your full chat list. • Your avatar and "New chat" float at the bottom, over the list. Pro and Ultra show as a soft glow around your avatar. • Tap your avatar and "Settings" opens as a card on top of the drawer. Close it and you are back in the drawer, still open. Going back works the same everywhere • Pages you open slide in from the side. On iPhone, swipe from the left edge to go back. On Android, back goes back one step at a time. • Every back button looks and works the same, and sheets such as "To review" have a close button you can see. • Headers are a single row. Choices like "Today", "Upcoming" and "History" sit at the top of the page, and swiping sideways no longer flips between them. • Archived chats are now a view at the top of your chat list, not a row at the bottom. Action reads like an agenda • In "Upcoming" and "History", each day's label sits beside its first card: Today, Tomorrow or the weekday, with the date underneath. • A to-do's scheduled time is in its details line. The day headers with item counts are gone, so more cards fit on one screen. • "Goals" moved into the ⋯ menu. Memory, one screen at a time • Memory opens on your profile. "Memories", "Life" and "Knowledge" each have their own screen, listed in a card right below it. • Filters are in one sheet behind the "Filter" button, so your first memory starts much higher on the screen. • Long-press a chat in your list to review the whole thing. What it finds goes to "To review", grouped under "Chat reviews", and anything a review saved automatically can be undone in one go. • When a recalled memory came from a chat review, it says so. Records • Every page in Records has "Import" in its ⋯ menu, and "Analyze" once the page has entries. • Import: paste text, or pick a screenshot or a file. The rows come back as a list, and you save the ones you keep checked. • Analyze: ask a question about the page. Every number comes from the page's own totals; the model only explains them. • Charts place each entry on its real date, so you can see the gaps between entries. • Rows say "Today", "Yesterday" or "3 days ago", and long names are no longer cut short. • A series like weight no longer flags every entry as a possible duplicate. If you logged the same thing twice in one day, a single note names those days. In chat • Documents Gedo writes for you open in a reader inside the app. Tap "Open" on the card. • Roles have icons, and you can pick one when you create or edit a role. Fixes • On some older accounts, the home screen opened empty except for "Load earlier messages". It opens normally now. • Tapping the bell in the side drawer seemed to do nothing, because its page opened behind the drawer. It works now. • Your profile shows words where it sometimes showed internal codes. • Memory cards show the category name, such as Career, instead of a raw tag. • In dark mode, status lines under "Needs you" in Action, and placeholder role icons, were black on a dark background. They are readable now. • English labels in settings, page titles, profile rows, buttons and status chips are shorter, so they no longer crowd or get cut off. Also • Payments through a connected service, such as settling an invoice, now always wait for you on a card that shows the amount and who gets paid, even for a service you have allowed to act on its own. If the amount cannot be read, the card says so.

This release is about one question: why did it say that? Every answer can be opened up • Above a reply, "Recalled 3 memories" opens into the actual entries it read — where each came from, and who said it. Anything with a source opens the original. • Wrong? Mark it wrong, and your correction replaces the old entry instead of piling a second version on top of it. • Say "don't remember this" and it stays gone. It will not be written back in later. • Material you file as sensitive is never sent to the model at all. • Entries that were replaced or have expired say so on the card, rather than quietly sitting there looking current. • Your export carries all of this with it. Voice works on phones without a speech engine • Some Android phones ship without any speech recognizer. Those now record instead, and the audio is transcribed and deleted — nothing is kept. • Phones that do have one still recognize on the device, with words appearing as you speak. • When it does not work, it now says which kind of not working: it did not catch that, there is no connection, or this phone has no recognizer. Until now every one of those read as "not supported". The interface has been redrawn • Corner radii, type sizes and colors are one system across every screen now. • Headers are quiet: one bell instead of four, and the "+" is gone — a new to-do or a quick note goes through the box at the bottom, the same place you type everything else. • The composer opens when you focus it and folds away when you are done, so the message you are reading is not fighting a toolbar for space. • "Created a to-do", "read your memory" and the like no longer take a green box each. They fold into one line — open it if you want the steps. • New app icon and wordmark. Android fixes • Speech failures were silent. They are not anymore. • Typing in the composer could crash the app. • With the keyboard open, anchored menus flew off the top of the screen. • Opening the drawer now puts the keyboard away. Also • The main chat is clear of automated posts. The daily brief no longer writes into it, and receipts from automated work go to your inbox instead. • A delegation you sent out shows who has it and how far it got. If it sits untouched for three days, you get one reminder. • Usage now says your allowance resets at the start of the month, which is what it has always actually done. • Locked out? You can now open a support ticket without signing in.

Two things this release fixes: work that gets interrupted halfway, and numbers on screen you cannot trace back to anything. Interruptions no longer cost you the answer • Lock the screen, take a call, lose signal in a tunnel — come back and that turn carries on from where it stopped. Not a word of what was already written is lost. • Stop now really stops. Until now it only closed your side of the stream; the server kept going. • When GEDO runs a script for you, you can watch it happen: the code, live output, exit code and how long it took, all in the card. • When the model is unavailable, the reply is marked as drafted by rules — so you do not read it as something your companion actually thinks. Insights reads only your own data • ECS average, completion rate, active goals, new memories, reflections — every number points back to one of your own records. When to-dos are left out of the rate, it says how many and why. • Where there is not enough data yet, the space stays empty. No sample numbers. • Week / month switches the whole screen at once. Export the full report, or a single reflection. Chat: one mind, several standing conversations • Roles — a coach, a co-founder, an event planner, each with a standing chat of its own. Each keeps its own thread of work; all of them read the same memory. @ a role and the matter moves to that chat. • One thing per segment. Start fresh when a matter is done: work in progress from the last one pauses, and only this segment is carried as context. • A role page holds its routines and its own notification switch. • Send a screenshot and the model actually reads it — until now it received only a filename and answered as if it had seen the image. PDFs are read as text. Action: one timeline, one card • Today, upcoming and history are one timeline now. A card carries everything you can do with that to-do: swipe right to complete, left to reschedule, tap for the details. • A delegation that finishes waits for you to check it — accept it, or send it back. A run that failed can be retried, or handed to a different executor. • A new emergency cards screen: what keeps blocking you, how often you saw it coming, and how often you acted on the plan — in one place. • When today is still empty, GEDO can draft a plan for it. You read it before anything is added. Memory • Knowledge graph and notes are in the app, and mastery only moves forward. Attachments from chat are kept in your knowledge base by default, and any single file can be marked as not kept. • When GEDO cites your material, it hands you a card that opens the source — the excerpt is the document's own words, not yours. • Life records are a ledger now: an expense goes down and comes back the same way. Related records group into scenes you can open in place. • Something that matters gathers its reminders, the people involved and the chat that handled it into “this matter” — and when the reminder comes due, GEDO arrives carrying it. • The timeline marks life events — a move, a new job, graduation — and you can correct when a memory actually happened. • Review reminders for a knowledge topic now run on a channel that can fire them. Before this, setting one did nothing. Also • Accounts created with Apple or Google can set a password. • Connections puts tool connectors and import in one screen; the access page shows which AI you have authorized to read your memory, and where your access tokens have been used. • Skills gained a curated list, and import from a link. • Chat citations gained knowledge topics — pick a topic, then ask.

Your persona now has a presence, not just an avatar. • Persona stage — Choose from eight characters, each with a range of expressions, or build your own from a photo. On your public persona page the character now stands in the scene rather than sitting in a circle, and its gaze follows where you tap. The look you pick becomes your avatar everywhere else. • Memory is one stream — The list and the timeline have become a single flow. Tap any entry to open it in a detail sheet. Records that belong to the same part of life group into scenes, and Quick log puts a moment down in one tap. • A cognition tree you can navigate — Redrawn as a star map laid out by real forces. Search now flies to the match and rings it, so you can find one thread in a full map. • Chat catches up — Markdown rendering, stop generating, regenerate, edit and resend, pin and rename, full-text search across chats, archiving, camera and file attachments, and a look at the model's reasoning when it thinks longer. • Action, reorganized — The timeline now sorts by one question: does this need you, or is it already moving? • Imports wait for you — Items are graded by confidence: the confident ones group into a single suggestion list you can accept at once, the rest stay for review. Nothing is accepted automatically unless you switch it on. • Smoother all over — Skeleton screens instead of blank ones, an offline banner that tells you what is happening, haptics, an accessibility pass, and the app now follows your system language and appearance. Your profile page loads noticeably faster.

What's New in 1.1.0 — life skills you can run, a knowledge map you can see, and goals that start with a conversation. Skills & life rhythms · Built-in skills for everyday life — with results you can act on from the chat · Life records with due items that show up in your morning brief · When life areas drift out of balance, GEDO can nudge you toward the right skill · External tools: connect them in Settings; write actions ask for your confirmation first Knowledge · Knowledge panorama — a structure map plus an AI overview of what you have saved · Aggregation cards that surface patterns across your records Goals & setup · Creating a goal now starts with AI clarification — you are not left staring at empty boxes · Settings: scheduled tasks, your own skills, and model preferences in one place · Attach external tools and manage what they are allowed to do Account · Forgot password finally works from the sign-in screen · Sign-up no longer asks you to type the password twice Fixes · Clearer network error messages · Search field text no longer gets clipped on iOS · More reliable chat composer controls and timezone handling

What's New in 1.0.2 • Memory, reorganized: Profile · Memories · Knowledge · Codex • Life timeline — browse years and seasons, fill in missing chapters • One-tap autobiography — generate, read, and export your story • Cognition tree — see how what you know connects and grows • Knowledge inbox — collect, process, and distill what you save • Smoother first-run onboarding and clearer daily focus • Bug fixes and stability improvements

GEDO now runs properly on iPad, and every message in a conversation carries its own actions. iPad · Landscape and split-screen layouts across the app, with a sidebar you can keep open or collapse · Side panels keep your context board, active goals and insight suggestions in view while you chat · Rotating, resizing and Split View no longer knock sheets, menus or the drawer out of place Conversations · Every message now has its own actions: copy, read aloud, ask for another answer, branch it into a new conversation, or delete it · Swipe to delete in the conversation list, and search without leaving it · Voice dictation runs inline in the composer instead of on a separate screen Profile and memory · Frame your profile photo with pinch to zoom and drag · The notification bell is now reachable from the header of every main screen Craft · Type scale rebuilt against the iOS Human Interface Guidelines: larger chat body text, steadier line height · New glass top and bottom bars, and a color palette recalibrated across light and dark Fixes · Sheets and menus no longer freeze when one opens on top of another · Opening a conversation from the list no longer flashes the previous one first The app is now called GEDO everywhere, replacing GEDO.AI.