Orvena asks for permission less often. Always allow now applies to every model, so a follow-up that runs on a different model no longer asks again. Location, weather and Maps requests go only to Apple's services and no longer need an extra Orvena approval on top of the iOS location permission. When a chat contains health or financial data, you can allow sharing for the rest of that chat instead of approving every request.

Fixes crashes with Orvena's downloaded model. Leaving the app while Orvena was answering, or running low on memory, could close the app. Orvena now pauses the answer when you leave and finishes it when you come back. If iOS stops the model, Orvena shows a message and you can send your question again.

Voice replies start sooner. When a voice conversation runs on Apple Intelligence, Private Cloud Compute or a cloud model, Orvena gets its voice ready as the conversation starts, and a longer answer starts playing while the rest is still being written. On iPhones with enough memory, the voice now also stays ready next to Orvena's own model. Ask Orvena can now answer with Orvena's downloaded model when Apple Intelligence can't, for example in a language Apple Intelligence doesn't support yet. On iOS 27 the answer comes back in Siri or Shortcuts without opening the app. Download sizes and model details now use your language's number format and units. If a Notion sign-in keeps returning to Notion's login page, Orvena suggests signing in with email instead.

Orvena can now run on Apple Intelligence. On iOS 27, with Apple Intelligence turned on, you can pick Apple's on-device model on the Models page and start right away, without downloading a model first. It works with the same tools as before: calendar, reminders, alarms, weather, maps, photos, Health and your connections. Setup suggests it first when your iPhone and language support it. Premium Unlock adds Private Cloud Compute, Apple's larger model running on Apple's own servers, within a daily limit Apple sets. It handles requests that take several steps better, and Apple doesn't keep what you send. You turn it on once in Models, and Orvena still asks before sending health or financial data. You can ask Orvena from Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight and the Action button. Say "Ask Orvena", then your question. When Apple Intelligence or a cloud model can answer, the reply appears right where you asked, with a button to continue in the app. Otherwise Orvena opens with your question. Swiping down on the message field now hides the keyboard, and VoiceOver reads the access rows during setup correctly.

Model descriptions are now translated into all 30 languages, so the Models screen reads naturally wherever you are. Orvena may ask for a quick App Store rating once a couple of requests have gone well. It never asks after a stop, a crash or a long task, and at most once per version. The privacy policy now explains what Apple receives when a Premium Unlock refund is requested.

A new look, drawn in glass and light. Every screen now sits on a warm field: frosted panels with a lit edge, a single copper accent, and motion that settles the way real things do. Voice has a new presence, a drop of clear glass that bends the light behind it and moves with your voice and with Orvena's. Typing turns the talk button into a send button, and icons across the app morph between their states instead of swapping. Scrolling is smoother everywhere, and Settings opens without the first-scroll stutter. Travel time and directions now work between any two addresses, not only from where you are. Scheduled tasks, Connections and the custom server form share the same design, and dark mode sits quieter. Plus fixes and refinements across all 30 languages.

The Today page now leads with the weather in its own card, drawn as a small animated glyph. Calendar items for another day carry a day heading, so tomorrow's events are never mistaken for today's. Premium Unlock is introduced during setup, with the free version one tap away. Apple Health features are named as such. Plus fixes and refinements across all 30 languages.

Orvena now speaks 31 languages. - Voice conversations in Danish, German, Dutch, Polish, and 24 more, plus richer Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese voices. - Orvena listens in your language too: pick it in Settings, or let it follow the conversation. - The whole app now appears in 30 languages. - Replies always match the language you asked in. - New voice options and per-voice previews under Settings.

This update is all about speed and precision. - Replies start faster, and the first message after opening the app no longer lags. - Long conversations stay sharp all the way through. - Prefer speed over caution? You can now turn thinking off on the Models page. - Orvena picks the right tool the first time more often, and connected apps like Notion and GitHub work more smoothly. - Replies now stay in the language you asked in. - Location checks show a simpler, quieter card. - Spoken replies handle percentages, prices, and symbols naturally.

- Orvena is now responding faster than before (~20% faster responses) - Connected services that sign in with an expiring login now renew themselves quietly, and Orvena says clearly when one truly needs reconnecting. - Voice shows clearly when it is getting ready, and waits for Orvena's natural voice to finish downloading instead of falling back to the default voice. - Reading long documents from connected services works properly, and interruptions like taking a screenshot no longer pause the answer.

- Approvals for connected tools are now savable: allow a tool once, for a conversation, or always, and review every grant under Data sharing. Health and financial data still ask every time. - Selecting a local model from the Models page now switches the engine back in one tap. - A bit more breathing room at the end of a conversation.

Connected tools recover cleanly from malformed requests: Orvena now corrects argument mistakes automatically where it can, and explains exactly what a tool needs when it can't. Custom MCP connectors like Notion benefit the most.

- Voice conversations now show what Orvena is doing while it works, and the voice reads dates and times naturally, with better pacing between sentences. - Numbered lists no longer restart at 1. - Fixed the show more control in the side panel. - Clearer message when scheduled tasks need Premium Unlock.