Something a client asked, and nobody to hand it to? Tell your assistant, in your own words. It tells you what it will do and when. Say "Do it." and it starts right away, then comes back to you when something changes and each morning with your brief. Use it on your own work before you pick a plan.

CC your assistant on an email and walk into the next meeting already briefed. It reads the thread, not your inbox, just as before. This update is behind the scenes: it helps us catch problems sooner and fix them.

Tell your assistant what to keep watch on, the way you'd brief a person. Nothing else to fill in: it names the watch itself. If a name could mean a company, a stock or a conference, or the subject is so broad that real news is rare, it says so before it starts, helps you word it, or suggests a morning brief instead. You find out on day one, not after weeks of silence. A chat reply that could slip out of view until you scrolled now stays put.

Get back to last week's conversation in one tap. On iPad and the new iPhone Duo, your chats stay listed beside the one you're reading, and your notes beside the open note. Press and hold an answer and the menu now opens right on it.

The notes you never reopened are one question away. Share them once: notes, voice memos, photos, PDFs, email. Ask later, and the answer opens the original note. Only you open it: Face ID locks the app from the start. It reads only what you send it, and you can export or delete anytime. No ads. Nothing to sell you.

Walk into the client call already briefed, even on the reply you never opened. CC your assistant on the threads that matter. It reads the thread, not your inbox. No ads. Nothing to sell you. No sponsored answers, no commissions, and a direct line to the founder. It reads only what you send it, and it never sends, buys or books on your behalf. One plan covers up to six of you, each archive private. Yours to see, export and delete.

CC your assistant on a client thread and walk into the call already briefed, even on the reply you never opened. Ask about any of it later, and the answer opens the original email, PDF or note. No ads. Nothing to connect. You can see everything it remembers and delete any of it. One plan covers up to six of you, each with a private archive. If it has earned a place in your week, you can now say so: Settings → Rate Equerry.

Ask it something hard, like what changed across three client threads since the last call. Your Equerry now takes the time it needs, then answers. If there's more than one reply can hold, it says so and carries on when you say "continue". Before your free month ends, see everything it kept for you: client emails, notes, briefs and facts, each one opening the original. iPad and landscape now fit properly, and larger text is easier to read in your briefs and reminders.

CC your assistant on the client threads that matter. Before the next call, Equerry tells you what they said and what's still open, with the original one tap away. This update makes that steadier behind the scenes. And if you ever leave, deleting your account now finishes within about a minute.

A supplier emails to say their bank details changed? Equerry now tells you who's asking and to confirm by phone before you pay, and it won't follow instructions hidden in emails or web pages. Equerry also notices what you keep asking about and offers to take it on as a Routine.

The client thread you CC'd now sits in Memory next to your PDFs, notes and voice memos, so you can find the reply without opening your inbox. When an email is saved, tap the alert to open it, then tap "Chat about this" to ask what the client wants. Your meeting briefs are kept too, so last week's prep is there before this week's call.

- Long-press any answer to report it straight to our support team. - Reliability improvements to sign-in, email forwarding, and Routines.