A maintenance release. Staff-only screens that were never shown to customer accounts have been removed, and the libraries behind calls, crash reporting and cryptography have been updated to their latest versions. Nothing changes in how you use District AI.

District AI now runs natively on iPad. On a wide screen a sidebar lists every section, and Calls, Inbox and Contacts open as three columns, so the list and the open item stay side by side. A rotation, a Split View resize or a Stage Manager drag keeps your place, including a call in progress. Keyboard shortcuts on iPad: Command-1 to Command-5 switch sections, Command-N starts a new item, Command-F searches, Command-R refreshes, and Command-Return sends an Inbox reply. Forms and detail screens use a readable width on large displays, and dialogs open beside the control that opened them. Also in this release: a call start that iOS refuses now ends at once instead of after a ten-second wait, and the meeting room's speaker state reflects the actual output when you join.