You can now paste a copied picture straight into the chat. Call Shield has a new option to receive call alerts by text, and it is off unless you turn it on. Opening a Front Desk business no longer closes the app.

Bug fixes

• Long conversations now scroll smoothly without stuttering • Error messages are written in plain language instead of raw technical text • Setup now saves your details correctly, including your phone number • Your email is filled in automatically when you sign up • Stability and responsiveness improvements

Fixes an issue where opening or scrolling a long conversation could cause the app to become unresponsive. Improves stability when viewing chat history.

Call Shield is much easier to set up. A new guided setup walks you through turning on call forwarding, uses the correct codes for your carrier, and then verifies that forwarding is actually working, so you know your screening is live. A new status card shows your Call Shield health at a glance. Smoother chat. Long conversations scroll and respond more quickly, and your chat history is now protected against loss if the app is interrupted or closes unexpectedly. Clearer sign-in error messages, updated privacy consent, and general reliability improvements.

We fixed a bug that could freeze and close the app while showing a chat reply, made spoken replies always use the voice you selected, and added in‑app playback of your last five Call Shield screened calls — plus stability improvements throughout.

This update makes your assistant smoother, faster, and more reliable. • Smoother voice switching. Changing your assistant's voice is now instant and dependable — it no longer freezes on a slow connection. • Listen back to screened calls. Replay your last five screened calls right inside the app, so you never miss an important message. • Read-aloud now uses your chosen voice everywhere it speaks. • Chat opens where you left off, scrolled to your most recent message. • Talk over your assistant. A new "Interrupt by speaking" option lets you jump in while it's talking and it will stop to listen. • Reliability and crash-reporting improvements behind the scenes. Thank you for using SideKick360, your privacy-first AI assistant.

• Sign-in now supports saved-password AutoFill. • More reliable subscription syncing. • Stability and performance improvements.

This update is focused on reliability. We fixed an issue that could clear your saved chat history, improved stability during voice conversations, and made sure your selected assistant voice is used in voice mode. SideKick360 remains your privacy-first AI assistant.

This update makes SideKick360 faster, calmer, and more reliable. You can now interrupt the assistant while it is speaking simply by talking over it, so conversations feel more natural. We fixed several crashes and freezes that could happen during long replies, such as multi-day weather forecasts, and we resolved a hang that occurred when opening large PDF documents. We also added a guided Call Shield setup wizard and the ability to delete your account directly within the app. As always, your privacy comes first.

This update is privacy-first. • Reminders and Calendar permission prompts now work correctly on iOS 17+ (Build 41 silently failed to ask for permission on real devices) • New Smart Tools menu: Morning Brief, Smart Follow-ups, and Cross-Source Analysis • "Send an email" works again — SideKick360 sends on your behalf via our secure mail service • Faster outbound call dispatch — fixed a quota cap that was silently failing some calls • SideKick360 — your privacy-first AI assistant

Bug fix: Email integration is temporarily disabled while we complete Google’s security verification process. All other features — AI chat, voice calls, Call Shield, reminders, calendar, and morning briefings — work normally. Email Intelligence is expected to return in Q3 2026 once verification approves.