Threadmark 2.0.8 fixes four things. • On iPhone Duo, a chat beside another now fills its half instead of sitting in a narrow column with dead space beside it. • Photos larger than 5 MB are shrunk to fit instead of being refused, and the message box says so. • A message you send leaves the message box, even while a reply streams in. • Scrolling back through a conversation is yours: a reply arriving while you read no longer moves the text under your eyes. Requires iOS 17 or later.

Threadmark 2.0.7 makes the sessions list's chevrons work on iPhone Duo. • Folding a host, a project folder, Routines or History in the list beside an open chat now closes it, instead of recording the tap and leaving the rows where they were. • A context you open — from the list, a notification or a link — still unfolds the folder it lives in, once, so it is never hidden. • Choosing a host on the Hosts tab unfolds that host's list. Requires iOS 17 or later.

Threadmark 2.0.5 fixes iPhone Duo, and tidies the sessions list. iPhone Duo • The keyboard works: tapping the search field or a chat's message box no longer switches the app to its phone layout and takes the keyboard away with it. • Each chat carries its own buttons — stop, actions, Full screen and Close chat — at the top of that chat, instead of in the side column, which could belong to the other half. • With no chat open, your sessions fill the display. Choose one and it opens on the other half, beside the list. • Full screen shows one chat across both halves, and gives the list and the other chats back when you leave it. • Long-press a session and choose Open beside to read two chats side by side; the chat you were reading stays where it is, and Show sessions brings the list back over the left half. Sessions list • With a host selected, Unlisted and Archived stay whole on one line instead of being squeezed into stacked letters. The usage limits move below them when they do not fit. iPad • Full screen from a pane's menu, or with Shift-Cmd-Return. Requires iOS 17 or later.

Threadmark 2.0.4 gathers everything since 2.0.0: contexts that are easier to find, calmer chats, clearer alerts, and larger text that works throughout. Contexts and models • Search the model list when starting a context or switching models; both open at your current model. • Deleting a context is immediate and removes its notification. • Reload a transcript from the session actions when you want a fresh copy. • The ⋯ actions sheet stays responsive on large fleets. Chat • Reading older messages while a reply streams no longer drags the transcript around. • A Claude reply no longer briefly appears twice while it streams. • Claude Code commands such as /compact, and background tasks that finish, show as quiet status lines instead of messages. A task that failed stands out. • The camera option in the photo menu opens the camera, so you can attach a new photo. Alerts • A turn finishing in another context alerts while the app is open; the chat you are watching stays quiet. • A finished turn alerts only while its context is unread; opening it clears the alert. • Routine notifications are named after the routine, with the run time underneath. Routines • Each host keeps its runs in a folder named after the routine, beside History, labelled with when they started. Larger text • The chat opens with its full name, and its host, directory and model, above the conversation. • Status lines, filters and Settings rows wrap instead of being cut short. • Easier targets: the copy button on code, and the buttons in an empty iPad pane. • Loading screens are centered. Some fixes need an up-to-date Threadmark hub. Requires iOS 17 or later.

Threadmark 2.0 is a new native app, rebuilt from the ground up, with the same connection to your own hub and machines and the look you know. • Faster: long sessions open at once, typing stays smooth while your agents stream, and the Sessions list keeps up with a large fleet. • iPhone Duo: open, your sessions and a chat meet at the fold, or two chats sit side by side. Closed, the chat moves to the cover screen. The chat's buttons sit in the Duo's side column in every pose. • iPad: sessions in a sidebar beside chats in panes you can split. • An agent's task list folds to one line above the chat, with its progress and the task in hand. • Alerts with the app closed: when your hub has push turned on, a finished turn or an approval request reaches you even when Threadmark isn't running, and Live Activities keep updating. • Searching Sessions finds matches inside folded projects. • Light haptics on taps, and the turning star on a running turn. Requires iOS 17 or later.

On iPhone, a bar above the keyboard now hides it from any screen, and opening a picker puts the keyboard away.

iPad and iPhone Duo: Threadmark now lays out like the desktop app when there's room. The tabs move to a rail, your sessions stay in a sidebar, and chats open in panes beside it. Split a chat right or down, drag a session onto a pane, and resize panes by the gap between them. With a keyboard, ⌘\ splits and ⌘W closes a pane. On iPhone Duo, two panes meet at the fold, and folding the phone keeps the chat you were in, draft and all. Hosts and routines use the extra room too. Every chat on screen now updates live, not just the one you opened last.

Photos: attach photos from your library or camera, with or without a caption. Preview and remove them before sending, and open received photos full size. Effort: choose how hard a new context thinks, in the New context form or with the effort chips under "New context here". Set defaults per provider in Settings → Providers. Your order: reorder your hosts and contexts. The order follows you to the desktop and web apps. Subagents fold into the context that started them and no longer notify when they finish. Archiving or deleting a context does the same to its subagents, and the confirmation says how many go with it. Usage shows your 5-hour and weekly limits together. Fixes: estimated cost shows for subscription contexts, Add server opens blank, retry in the folder browser stays where you were, disconnecting a provider asks first, bigger tap targets in transcripts, and tool-activation notices no longer crowd the chat.