- The first-launch privacy screen now lists everything the app sends. - Small improvements under the hood.

- On larger screens, the open conversation keeps the familiar bottom tab bar. - Small improvements under the hood.

- On larger screens, your agents' conversations now sit beside the open thread: pick one on the left, read and reply on the right. - Tapping a message notification opens that conversation. - Messages refresh when you come back to the app.

- Answering a call while you're in the app now opens a full call screen with Speaker and Mute. - Conversations and Recents no longer have a call button. Your agents call and text you, and you reply by text. - New on My Number: an optional setting that lets /call-me tell Apple your subscription was delivered and working if you ever ask Apple for a refund. It stays off unless you allow it.

New weekly and yearly plans, a steadier launch and subscription screen, plus anonymous usage stats, sent only after you agree, to help improve the app.

/call-me is now a subscription, and it starts with a free month. Your first month is free. After that it renews monthly at the price shown in the app, and you can cancel any time in Settings. The App Store handles all of it. If you already have a /call-me number, it keeps working. The app shows you how long your free access runs, and starting your free month keeps the same number and every agent already pointing at it. New: your subscription status and a shortcut to manage it live on the My Number tab.

New Feedback tab: a two-way conversation with the developer. Write anything, and the reply lands right back in the same thread. Your number now survives deleting and reinstalling the app, restored through iCloud Keychain. Installing on a second iPhone asks whether to keep your existing number or take a new one, so two phones can each have their own. Fixes answered calls that could have no sound. The app now asks for microphone access while it is open, because an incoming call cannot ask, and it tells you when access is switched off instead of leaving you on a silent call. Claude Code setup is now a single connector command. Also fixes a keyboard that could cover the whole screen in conversations.

One command now rings your phone. The setup screen leads with a single copy-paste line you can hand to any AI agent — or run yourself in a terminal — and your phone rings straight away. No plugin, no install, no restart. If you do use the Claude Code plugin, the install instructions were incomplete in earlier versions and left the plugin switched off. That is fixed. The app now also tells you when notifications are turned off, since that silently stopped texts from your agent showing up.

First-run setup: after the privacy disclosure the app now walks you through connecting an AI agent, instead of dropping you on an empty list. Your account is now tied to this device, not just to your number — reading your history or deleting your data requires the app itself. Reach the setup steps any time from My Number, and sign other devices out from there too.

New App Store screenshots showing incoming AI calls. Small polish, no functional changes.