What's New in ARIA 9.2.2 Talk to ARIA and watch your words appear, and see at a glance whether your ARIA number will answer. • Dictate on Home: The microphone on Home's Ask tile now opens the Ask box already listening, and your words appear as you speak, in Home and in Chat. Tap stop to keep the text and edit it, or send while you're still listening. • Your ARIA number says if ARIA will answer: The number card on Calls now shows Answering, Needs a plan or Out of minutes, so you know before a caller reaches a dead end. • A cleaner Agenda: Meeting suggestions whose times have all passed no longer wait in your Agenda for you to reject them, and your Daily brief skips them too. A suggestion with a later time keeps only the times still ahead. • Chat starts fresh: Tap Chat while a conversation is open to go back to Chat's start page. • Updates arrive sooner: When a new update is ready, ARIA switches to it as you open the app, instead of waiting for the next full restart. • Small touches: The button that starts a call now shows a phone instead of a plus, and Chat and Calls no longer draw a line between their two panes on tablets and foldables.

What's New in ARIA 9.1.0 ARIA 9 is a complete redesign of the mobile app, with a simpler start, smarter email, calls that follow up for you, and now Spanish and room to stretch on tablets and foldables. • Spanish: Choose Español under Settings > Language. Screens, your Agenda, Chat replies and notifications follow it. The translation is made by AI, so some wording may be off. Email replies follow each email's language, and live calls stay in English. • Tablets and foldables: Home, Inbox, Calls, Agenda, Contacts and Settings use the extra room, with a side rail and two columns, and adapt to foldable phones. Every page now lines up on the same margins. • A rebuilt web app: Made for large screens, with a board, three-pane Inbox, Calls and Contacts, and an ARIA panel (Ctrl J) that knows which email, call or contact is open. • A new look on every screen: Warm stone and ink with one clay accent, frosted-glass cards, edge-to-edge pages and calm motion, through sign-in, plans and settings. The icon follows light and dark. • Easier to start and use: One welcome screen, a choice of which emails ARIA handles, one Send with a few seconds to Undo, and notifications asked for only when your first draft arrives. Call for me takes three questions, and Settings is six sections. • Smarter email: ARIA reads the whole conversation, headers and age before preparing a reply, so it stops drafting for mail that needs none. Confirmation emails with an event (Standard and Pro) go on your calendar with Undo. • Send later and templates: Schedule replies and new emails. Save emails you send again and again, with attachments and fill-ins, format with a rich-text toolbar, send to up to 25 people, or ask ARIA to write or change a new email. • Home at a glance: Tiles show only what has something in them. Ask ARIA about your day also searches emails, calls, contacts and events. Mail, calls and notifications group by day, week and month. • Calls that follow up: When a business is closed, busy, on voicemail or asks for a callback, Call for me can try again up to 3 times in 7 days, between 8 AM and 9 PM their time, and alerts you each time. When ARIA answers a call, it never makes up open times and offers the earliest real ones when yours are full. • Your ARIA number: Set it up from your App Store subscription's country, with no billing-address step. If ARIA can't find it, tap Restore purchases in Plan & billing. • One-tap Join: Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and many more, including links built from meeting IDs and dial-in numbers. • ARIA Sans and accessibility: ARIA's own typeface with a Large cut for low vision, contrast checked in light and dark, text that flows at large sizes, screen reader support, and Reduce Motion, Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast, on mobile and web. • Older items stay: Scroll back through older emails, calls and notifications without the list jumping to the top, and the apps start and scroll lighter. • Clearer names: Board, Agenda and "to review" are used everywhere, and a contact's matters are now called projects. • Newer AI, steadier calendar: ARIA's writing, summaries and spoken replies run on newer AI models. Outlook events keep their own reminders, different events at the same time aren't flagged as duplicates, scheduling proposals no longer vanish, and read or deleted notifications stay gone after a refresh.

What's New in ARIA 8.16.1 • Updated terms, clearly agreed: Sign-up now asks you to confirm you are 18 or older and agree to the Terms of Use, Acceptable Use Policy and Subscription Terms. Existing accounts get advance notice before changes take effect and can agree early. A new Legal section in Settings shows document versions and your agreement date, and purchase screens state the price and "Renews automatically until canceled." • A clear AI notice on calls: Every inbound call now tells the caller they are speaking with an AI assistant and that the call may be recorded and transcribed. When your greeting ends with a question, callers hear the greeting, the notice, then the question. • A clearer Board: Each decision shows its channel, a status such as Send failed, High priority, Scheduling request or Missed call, and a short preview. Buttons name the action: Retry send, Choose a time, Review draft, Return call, Review call or Reconnect. • Know what's next: A live "next up" countdown and a Coming up timeline show start times, durations, free gaps and overlaps. The top of the Board splits today's decisions by emails, calls and agenda. • Agenda meetings at their real length: A 15-minute meeting is no longer drawn as an hour long, and back-to-back meetings stack cleanly on web and mobile. • Faster, more natural calls: ARIA answers sooner, checks your calendar while it asks how long the meeting should be, and reads times and confirmations like a person ("You're booked for tomorrow, the 1st, at 12:30 PM"). It thanks callers by name, gently checks in when a caller goes quiet, and repeats the offered times when asked. • Fewer call mistakes: ARIA no longer claims trouble after a confirmed booking, answers a turn twice, or asks callers to repeat words they never said after line noise. It keeps a corrected name even when only the surname is spelled. • Clearer missed calls: A caller who hangs up before speaking is labeled as a missed call instead of a call with an unavailable transcript, and no AI summary or transcript prompt is created. • More dependable delegated calls: If the person you called hangs up, the call is no longer reported as failed, and what they said after consent is kept. ARIA checks in once if they go quiet, recovers from dropped audio steps, and stays on your side of the conversation. • A guided welcome tour: The mobile guide is now a step-by-step walkthrough with a progress bar, Back and Next, and shortcuts to jump straight to each area.

More secure sign-in: Password sign-in now pauses for 15 minutes after three incorrect attempts and offers an email reset link. A redesigned welcome: Sign in, sign up, and password reset now share ARIA's brand stage with a live password-strength meter and requirement checklist. App launch is one continuous branded experience from splash through sign-in, including biometric unlock. Automatic inbox connection: Signing up with Google or Microsoft now connects that same inbox automatically. Faster everywhere: Chats, calls, and email histories load the most recent items immediately, with older ones loading in the background. The Inbox conversation map, app startup, and email opening are all noticeably quicker. Smoother mobile navigation: Opening an email, call, or saved chat slides its details into view and back. Clearer emails: Messages display as clean, readable text with attachment names listed, garbled characters fixed, and previously hidden HTML-only content now shown correctly. iPad-ready onboarding: Welcome, sign-in, sign-up, profile setup, and Choose your plan now use iPad's extra width.

What's New in ARIA 8.14.0 This release includes major upgrades to email, calls, contacts, scheduling, Daily Review, Chat, subscriptions, and mobile reliability. • Try ARIA Basic without a card: Eligible newly confirmed accounts can start a seven-day Basic trial without payment information. Trial status and upgrade guidance appear across mobile and web. • Secure email attachments: Add, review, remove, and send up to five attachments with new messages and replies. On mobile, choose the camera, photo library, or files. Limits are 5 MB per file and 10 MB total. • Natural email conversations: Incoming and sent messages appear as clear left- and right-aligned turns. Open any turn in the complete authorized thread, move to the selected message, and keep replies attached to the correct conversation. • Listen to email your way: Create a grounded spoken summary, read the authorized conversation, or hear only the latest message. Forwarded and quoted content is cleaned up for easier listening without changing the original text. • A more focused Inbox: Groups retain their titles through filters and search, sent replies remain discoverable, optional surveys stay out of the queue, and informational mail is labeled as received with an optional reply. Reply preparation shows progress until the draft is ready. • More natural calls: ARIA handles interruptions, corrections, unclear speech, follow-up questions, declined bookings, names, shared numbers, and completed appointments more smoothly while avoiding repeated questions. • Clearer transcripts and call details: Conversations show consistent direction. ARIA restores conservative speaker labels for older transcripts without changing the original text, puts the call reason first, and disables playback when no recording is available. • Safer scheduling and calendar recovery: ARIA preserves verified dates, duration, and time preferences, checks saved hours and fresh availability, verifies the selected time before writing, and uses a healthy connected calendar when another account needs reconnection. • Connected contact intelligence: Profiles bring together authorized history, commitments, matters, preferences, notes, and next actions. Approved context can support reviewable calls and emails, with safer editing, merging, and undo. • Private recordings and approved handoffs: Where enabled and consented, recordings can be retained privately, played, and retranscribed. Permitted important contacts can request a live handoff that requires availability checks, an introduction, and owner confirmation. • More useful Daily Review: Email and call steps explain who or what needs attention, why it matters, and the next decision. Visible and spoken guidance use the same context. • Better Chat: Structured answers display headings, lists, emphasis, quotes, links, and code instead of raw Markdown. Internal coordination stays hidden, while saved chats support scrolling, deletion, and focus-aware dismissal. • Read-only access after expiration: Users with an inactive subscription can browse existing Board, Agenda, Inbox, Calls, Chat history, Contacts, and Settings. Creating, sending, approving, deleting, or running AI actions still requires active access. • Cleaner mobile design: Unified bottom sheets, clearer filters, safer swipe actions, compact call controls, readable text, reduced-motion support, improved badges, selection haptics, and consistent Back and Close behavior make navigation easier. • Improved subscriptions and reliability: Plans are easier to compare, verified Apple purchases and restores close correctly, paid access clears trial limits, mobile navigation avoids blank pages, and Gmail, Outlook, calendar, audio, and background processing are more dependable.

This update improves Inbox conversations and sync reliability. • Read messages together in a conversation and choose which email to reply to. • See clearer progress and reconnect guidance when a mailbox needs attention. • Keep unsaved reply edits when regeneration cannot complete. • Improved account connection, subscription information, and account deletion handling. • Additional reliability, privacy, and security fixes.