Version 1.1.0 turns the reference web into a real one. See Also and vendor references now resolve into proper dictionary links across web, Apple, and Android, while unresolved labels have become full entries instead of loose ends. The catalogue now covers hundreds more terms across agents, workflows, infrastructure, safety, economics, vendors, and the weird culture around AI. This release also hardens the Cloudflare catalogue path so the larger dictionary stays fast, keeps the mobile catalogue backward-compatible, and prepares the app for clearer update messaging if a future catalogue ever needs a newer build.

Version 1.0.6 brings the current Apple builds back into line with the work that has been landing since 1.0.1. Saved words can now sync with Sign in with Apple, the sync panel reports clearer state, and reminder settings let you keep the daily word on a sensible local delivery hour. This release also shortens first-run onboarding, adds Auto appearance and the Devil theme, and makes the app feel less needy about review prompts while keeping the dictionary faster, calmer, and more consistent across the Apple versions.

Version 1.0.5 is a small polish release focused on installed surfaces. The app now appears as Devil's AI on iPhone, Apple Watch, visionOS, macOS, and Android so the name fits cleanly on device labels instead of being cut off. The dictionary itself is unchanged; this pass is about making the app feel tidier once it is installed.

Version 1.0.4 tidies the dictionary's search and cross-reference logic on iPhone. Starting a search now clears an active letter filter so matching terms can surface properly, while the new Clear Filters action gives you one clean reset when you want to start over. See Also links are more dependable, with missing references like DGX now landing correctly, and DGX plus GPU have joined the catalogue as proper entries.

The dictionary is steadier, the home screen is cleaner, and the next batch of terms has arrived. Version 1.0.3 adds Clanker, parks the duplicate Featured slot so Today's word carries the home spotlight, and hardens deep links on Apple devices so missing slugs fail more gracefully. We also tightened the shared routing logic behind links and notifications, which should make the app feel more dependable when new words, updates, and saved paths arrive out of order.

The glossary is broader, the browsing flow is cleaner, and the app is less fussy about keeping itself up to date. Version 1.0.2 adds Categories, folds Browse and Search into one clearer surface, refreshes the Home and Settings screens, and brings in a larger run of new entries, including recent AI evasions and figures such as Sundar, Karpathy, Levels, and bolt.new. You can now pull to refresh from Home, move through categories with fewer awkward taps, and rely on sturdier catalogue updates and notification delivery. We also added an animated splash screen and tidied a clutch of mobile rough edges so the dictionary feels faster, clearer, and more deliberate.