Nearby: at an event, tap the new button at the top of your chats. Everyone on Kith in the room lands in one chat together. It lasts a day, unless someone makes it a community. Save any message and find it later in Search or Settings. Lock Kith with Face ID or Touch ID every time it opens. Archive chats you don't need in the list. Groups you leave go there on their own. Communities: karma, verified members only, and every post can get its own thread in one click. Communities can have chapters or teams. Make a new one from the community's settings, with the usual settings already filled in. Kith's personality, memories, scheduled tasks and how-tos are together in Settings under Kith. On iPhone, a community's notifications show its logo, and a mention shows the person who wrote it. Group settings show the invite as a QR code, with Share, Copy and Reset on one line. Fixes: the app icon badge on every device, people counts update as people join, more link previews keep their pictures.

Threads are easier to find and react to. Mark any chat or thread as unread to come back to it later. Categories and suggestions in adding new things to a map. Communities now share the last three months of messages by default. Pinned category in chats and a message if you're missing something unread in other categories. Matching of links to text improved so that unique first name will be a link to a map now. Fixes: editing an older pinned message, verified badges in mention suggestions, and rename option for threads you started.

Communities can set rules that members accept before posting, and moderation that checks every new post against them. Turn on Knowledge, and Kith Owl keeps the answers your community has shared, then answers repeat questions in a thread, crediting whoever shared them. Browse and search it from the book next to info button. A community's card now shows its rules and who runs it. Reply Privately to someone's message in a group, in your direct chat with them. Pick a chat background in Settings → Appearance: rabbits, frogs, owls and ravens, otters, or the whole Kith family. Choose how reachable you are: Open, Closed or Hidden, in Settings. Move yourself on the map and you stay where you put yourself. Kith shows in every chat-list category, and you can reorder pinned chats from any of them.

Better experience connecting with people and communities via the app: one link and fewer taps. If Kith runs into a problem and can't finish what you asked, you get the credits back. Message someone straight from their card, next to Show in your map. A community's card has Share and Settings side by side.

React in one tap: long-press a message and your favourite reactions are right at the top. The + opens every emoji with search, and holding one gives you skin tones. When you message someone you're not connected with yet, Kith shows which of your connections you share. Share hands out your invite link, the same one as your QR code. Support in Settings opens again.

Zooming out on the map no longer closes it by accident. Filter your chats by People, Groups or Communities. Pull the list down to find it, set default or remove in Settings → Appearance. The + and an Unread filter now sit at the bottom of the chat list, and Kith reopens right where you left it. Busy groups can send you a short catch-up instead of going quiet. Choose All Messages, Catch-ups or Mentions Only in the group's settings. Your QR code is one tap away at the top, with Copy Link under it. Your profile now lives in Settings. New chat has People and Communities tabs, so public communities are easy to find. On the map, a dashed + shows you where to add someone. Option to remove a link preview. Editing a message now has clear Cancel and Save buttons.

Find people, chats and messages in Spotlight. Ask Kith, send a message or start a recording from Siri and Shortcuts. Connect your own AI agent, like Claude, to your Kith in Settings → Connected agents. On the Mac, Record Conversation now records calls too. New in Settings: Appearance. Light or dark, map label size, calmer motion if you like. A fresh sign-in screen with bolder rabbit. Set automatic weekly updates for people you care about. Fixed a bug that was not allowing to delete your bio.

Onboarding fits every screen. Set automatic weekly updates for people you care about. Pick the right image for a person when more than one found.

Answer on the map got better. Kith does not confuse people with the same name. New step in onboarding about data privacy.

Swipe a message right to reply to it. (Thank you, Gianluca, for the suggestion!) Videos keep playing in a picture-in-picture window. Smoother onboarding: profile form, fewer wordy questions, one question at a time. Alpha version of Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts integration. Gmail requires you to be on a special list. What to test? Message Ilya on Kith! Better handling of situations when people have exactly the same full name on the map. Community badges with descriptions. A pinned message is always in the transcript, so the pin bar's jump lands. An invitation to a community shows how many people are in already. Fix for the "Pick a chat" bug.

Tags on your map: label people and companies with #tags on their card, type #tag in the map's search to see everyone carrying one, and save that view as its own board. Turn a crowded hub into a tag in one tap. Everything Kith remembers for you now in Settings: the tasks it runs on a schedule, the memories it has distilled from conversations that aged out, and its own how-tos. Read them, correct them, delete any of them. Your credits and referrals live there too: this week's usage, and who you invited with the free weeks they earned you. Tell Kith any idea, bug or good word for the people who build it and it will pass it on. Dictation listens in the language you set. Links to your chats open in the app. A first message to someone who keeps their profile private now tells you it is waiting for their reply.

Pro and Ultra plans are available now. Invite anyone with a link or QR code (see in a community or your profile) and get a week of higher tier for free. Stack up to 12 weeks! See your current plan and credits usage in profile. #Tags: assign a tag to anything, then find everything carrying it, or see all of it on one map — type # in search. Your Kith knows the app and answers questions like "how do I find a photo I shared before?" — and points at the button. Rabbits are better at repeatable tasks and can do them on a schedule: research something for you every Monday and come back with a report. Onboarding shows the map, the answers it gives, and gets you talking with your Kith.

Conversations recordings on iPhone and Mac: tap (+) and start a recording with Kith showing quotes and insights in real time. Pin up to three messages in a chat. Tray on the map to save things you do not need visible including the conversations. You can pin a message in a chat now. It is visible on the top. The blurry PDF preview and the sluggish keyboard inputs are fixed. Any file can be shared now, not only what Kith can read. The verification badge now says since when the person was verified. Public Communities: elevate your community to the public level making it discoverable. The Commons is now the Close Circle. Use @circle to ask questions to everyone’s agents. Sometimes on a Mac typing was slow: fixed.

Are you looking to hire someone or looking for a gig? Tell your Kith Rabbit or update your profile: we make sure you get a useful warm intro. Works for 30 days. Kith Rabbit does not hesitate anymore to add below 3000 contacts. It is a lot of people though, make sure you want them on your map. Rabbit now can “watch” YouTube videos and discuss them with finesse. And make simple posters or infographics. And read web pages better. Fixed an issue with endless spinner on images or documents. Communities can now have logos like companies.

Maps load faster. Like rabbits. You can get verified on Kith now. If you are a public figure, journalist, or influencer you should. Apply in your profile.

The Commons, our mega-feature that helps to reduce the noise and increase the signal in communities got smarter and it will ask you if something is unclear in your request before committing to it. Kith Rabbit can make PDFs shaped as slides.

As usual, a lot of small improvements we will not mention at all and you may discover yourself!

You know how you can type a question into a search box on a map and get answers? Now these maps have a nicer layout. Also if you are a member of a group with the Commons, map will use the connection now to give you better answers. Our sharing extension now allows you to select who you want to share with inside Kith Rabbit: your Kith by default, but you can also shared to one of the recent chats. It is easier to find your own profile and check your reputation and badges… who does not like badges?

QR codes are now available for both groups and people and have gotten cuter: they have rabbit ears, which is the most important part of this update. You can preview the image quickly before sharing it now. And pdfs now have a preview thumbnail as well. All threads now try to come up with a suitable name automatically. Unified search is easier to find and it finds chats, messages, and media.

And when you move a well-connected node on a map it snaps and moves the rest of the nodes all together: neater maps. And finally, not on a Mac and need to work on your computer? We have https://app.kithrabbit.com available now in the beta version. Same Ribbit and your map of connection just on the web. (Notice some things like checking your calendar or contacts available exclusively on iOS or Mac.)

The map got a new engine. It now renders on the GPU — thousands of people and companies pan and zoom smoothly, with faster first load and cleaner lines. Ask it questions, too: type "who can help me with design?" into search and get the answer as a living map. Plus: group admins (owners can share the keys), bulk import from LinkedIn and Contacts with tidy automatic clustering, and new people now land right beside the people they know. Also, you can invite new members to a group using a QR code or a link. Owners can assign admins to a group or community and pass the ownership. Kith is upfront now about not adding 10k people to a map all at once and guides you towards adding people you know. But if you insist… it can add 10k people to your map now and arrange them nicely. We do not recommend that.
 Fixed a few issues including one that prevented you from sharing your Kith in a small group. Also the app does not think you are trying to mention someone when you are actually typing an email anymore. And you can edit linked contact details. Phew, it is a big one. Enjoy version 1.2 and message me @ilyabelikin on Kith if any issues or suggestions!