This update brings a new first-time setup. You can now build and test your first automation before choosing a plan, and connect more than one account of the same app. - Pick an idea or describe your own, and PocketClaw builds your first automation for free - Test it on your own apps before you choose a plan - Connect several accounts of one app, like two Gmail inboxes, and pick which one each automation uses - Start an automation from up to three app events - Failed runs say what went wrong, and Fix in chat finds the cause for you - Automations made in one chat show up in every chat, and automations on the same trigger no longer get in each other's way - Clearer automation cards and detail screens, with the description up front - Activity keeps your full history, and you can delete entries Also new: - Swipe right on a chat message to quote it - A simpler sign-in screen that stays above the keyboard - Clearer error messages and confirmations - Settings shows the real app version, plus general stability fixes

This update brings Automation V2. Automations are now easier to set up, smarter about when to bother you, and more reliable when something goes wrong. - Start automations on a schedule or when something happens in a connected app, like a new email in Gmail - Review a plain summary before you activate, including any changes the automation will make in your apps - Runs only message you when there's something worth reporting. Quiet runs are marked Silenced - Failed runs retry on their own and tell you why they failed, like a disconnected app - A new Activity view shows unread results first, with Mark all as read - Run now, pause and resume right from the automation card - Pick a model for each automation, separate from your chat model - Get automation ideas based on the apps you've connected Also new: - Share files, images and links into PocketClaw from other apps - PocketClaw can browse the web for you, and you can log in by hand when a site needs it - Pictures open in a full-screen view, and attachments preview with Quick Look - More OpenCode Go models, including Claude, GPT and Grok - Chats stay complete when you use PocketClaw on more than one device - A clear offline bar, plus general stability fixes

This update adds Automations. Set up recurring work in a guided chat: PocketClaw drafts the automation with you, runs it on schedule, and keeps every run in its own thread so you can review exactly what it did. Rename, pause, or delete automations anytime. Also new: - PocketClaw now asks a clarifying question when your request is ambiguous, with tappable answer options - Long tasks pause and resume instead of stopping partway - Smarter memory: PocketClaw builds reusable guides from your instructions and cleans up stale memories on its own - Smoother chat: rebuilt keyboard handling, better code blocks and formatting, more polished loading states - Replies and schedules now respect your timezone - General stability fixes