Uploads you can walk away from, a Home built around what needs you, and one button that follows what you are doing. Uploads - Uploads keep going on a weak signal. A dropped connection no longer fails the file — the app retries on its own, shows "waiting for connection" when the network is gone, and resumes the moment you are back online. - Uploads survive closing the app. Files resume by themselves after a force-quit. - Add more files to an upload already in progress. Send more photos to the same Allot while it is still uploading and they join the running upload. - Smarter retry. Retrying resends only the files that failed, never the ones still uploading, and a file that failed once is no longer wrongly marked unavailable. A new Home - Reminders, invitations and visual recaps sit at the top, followed by your latest conversations and your Allots. Rearrange the three sections directly on the screen. - Conversations stay current — new messages and things you just sent appear without pull-to-refresh. - Every Allot card says who added or shared the latest item, and when. - Allot controls put people first: invite and manage members straight away, and open appearance or administration only when you need them. Getting anywhere faster - One movable button instead of a cluster. It shows only what makes sense where you are — Search and Chats on Home, Home and Search in your conversation list, and Home, Search, Upload and Open chat inside an Allot. Drag it anywhere; it steps aside when the keyboard is open. - The Chats header is one control: search together with filters (All, Unread, Today, Direct messages, Hidden) and sorting (Recent, Unread first, Name). - Search reaches photos, media, documents and people across every Allot. Stability - No more crash opening an Allot's gallery on the Places view. - Big batches stay smooth. The Places map and a hundred-file upload screen use far less memory and no longer freeze, and the map no longer stalls while its thumbnails load. - Steadier delivery. Messages refresh to arrive with their notification, brief background pauses are no longer mistaken for a lost connection, and read receipts show only while a chat is actually open.

Allots now turns the things you share into living memories you can explore, understand and share. - A gallery that moves with you. Pinch anywhere in an Allot to glide between Years, Months and All. Open Places to explore photos on a map and separate repeat visits into their own dated stories. - Documents organise themselves. Related files gather into clear, colourful stacks with useful summaries. Browse them by tag or year, expand a stack to see what is inside, then rename, recolour or merge stacks, move documents between them, or copy a whole stack to another Allot. - Keep and ask about what matters. Save chat messages as decisions or expenses, review them with balances in the Memory ledger, and ask Allot for grounded answers from what your group confirmed. - Share the story, not just the files. Turn one detected trip into a temporary visual recap with selected media, decisions and expenses. Active Memories lets you reopen, share or revoke it. - Take a whole Allot offline. Mark an Allot Available offline and its photos, files and voice messages download over Wi-Fi, ready on a plane, underground or abroad. Keep single items with the pin button, and see what you are using in Profile → Offline storage. - Learn Allot your way. A four-step first-use guide explains the foundations, while Profile → Tips & Tricks keeps the guide and the visual highlights ready to replay. - Chat without losing your place. The conversation sheet now leaves the active gallery controls visible above it and uses a simpler header, with smoother expansion, collapse and search transitions. - Steadier everywhere. Uploads keep clearer progress and recovery state, photo thumbnails on the Places map jump straight to the matching visit, and deleted documents, empty stacks and Android links now behave correctly on iPhone and Android.

Our biggest update yet. Allots is the messenger for the things you actually want to keep — every photo, video, document and chat lives in a shared space you can search, revisit and never lose. • One button, intelligent search. Tap the app-icon button at the bottom and just say what you want — "show me the invoices," "photos from Georgia," "send Lech the address." It understands plain language, finds your media, documents and people, reads the text inside your photos, and even drafts the message or sets up the upload for you. • A cleaner way to get around. Redesigned navigation: Allots and Chats are one tap away, the bar folds out of the way as you scroll and drags wherever your thumb lands, and your profile lives on your avatar, top right. • Log in by SMS — no password. Create an account or sign in with just your phone number and a one-time code. Email sign-in still works too. • Uploads that just finish. Queue a pile of photos and videos — even big 4K clips — hit send, lock your phone, and walk away. Everything compresses, uploads and posts on its own. Videos come out sharp, correctly colored, play instantly, and keep their date and place. • Your memories, beautifully organized. Pinch any Allot open to browse by Year, Month or All, then tap into a full-screen viewer with a map of where it was taken, camera details and one-tap favorites. • Speak your language. Fully available in English, Polish, Spanish and German — and it follows your phone automatically. • Scan straight in. A built-in document scanner turns a receipt, contract or whiteboard into a clean PDF, searchable by its contents. • Chat that keeps up. React to messages, swipe to reply, @mention people, and watch links unfurl as you type. Plus faster galleries, smoother chats, and dozens of fixes throughout.

A big jump from 1.3.0 — five weeks of work landing in one release. The main shifts: - **Direct messages are now their own Allots.** Each conversation with someone has its own card, gallery, settings, and member list — just like the rest of your Allots. Open the right card and everything you've shared with that person is right there. - **A new way to find what you want.** Pinch open your Allot to see your photos and videos grouped by **Year** (with hero cards), **Month** (Google Photos–style mosaic), or browse **All**. Tap any photo to open a redesigned fullscreen viewer with a slide-up info sheet that shows where and when it was taken, camera details, and lets you favorite it with one tap. - **Chat lives inside your Allot.** The chat is now a bottom sheet that pulls up from underneath the gallery — pull it up to chat, drop it down to browse. Searching inside an Allot ("photos of food", "document with the pricing", "messages from Wojtek") happens in the same sheet, no leaving the Allot. - **Hide Allots you don't need on the home screen.** Swipe right on any Allot and tap Hide to declutter the grid. Filter by All / Mine / Private / Hidden along the top. Hidden Allots quietly re-surface if you start sending messages there again, or after a week of no activity if you change your mind. - **Big video uploads — finally reliable.** Sending a several-hundred-megabyte 4K clip used to crash some Android phones or fail silently. Now they compress and upload reliably, with a percentage so you can see exactly what's happening at each step. - **Edit your messages.** Spotted a typo? Long-press a message you sent within 15 minutes and tap Edit. The text updates in place — for everyone in the chat — with a small "edited" tag next to the time. - **Copy and paste, made nicer.** Long-press any message → **Copy** drops the text to your clipboard. Copy a photo from anywhere on your phone, switch back to Allots, and a one-tap "Paste image" suggestion appears above the chat input. - **Galleries that don't reshuffle.** Scrolling deep into a heavy trip Allot no longer makes earlier photos shift around when more load in. Items stay where you left them. - **Upload recovery.** If you close the app mid-upload (or it gets backgrounded by the system on a low-memory phone), a pill at the top tells you and lets you resume, retry, or clear the queue. Failed sends in chat now offer Retry alongside Delete. - **Inviting people, simplified.** When you try to add someone to a chat and everyone in the Allot is already in it, you'll see a one-tap "Invite to this Allot" button instead of being told to dig through menus. - **Lots of polish.** Bigger filter icons in the gallery, clearer "your message was read" indicators, smarter chat-list previews (no more raw mention codes), fewer unexpected clipboard suggestions, and a workspace info screen that scrolls all the way to its last button.

What's new in Allots: • Listen anywhere. Voice messages and shared audio keep playing when you switch apps or lock your phone, with full controls on the lock screen and Control Center — a treatment most messengers reserve for their music app. There's a new mini-player at the bottom of the screen: drag it down to dismiss, tap to jump back into the chat. Pin a voice note or any audio file to keep it offline for later. • Uploads that don't disappear when you do. Send any number of files at once. If your connection drops, your battery dies, or you accidentally swipe the app away, a pill on next launch lets you resume in one tap. Most messaging apps silently lose those files; Allot remembers them. Stop a single upload from its bubble, retry a failed one in place, and you'll be told straight away if your signal is too weak to continue. • Find anything you've ever shared. Allot reads the text inside every photo and document — receipts, contracts, business cards, scanned PDFs in English or Polish — and indexes it automatically. Type what you remember and the right file shows up, jumped to the matching page. No more endless scrolling through years of shared media. • Allots, not group chats. Pin your favourite Allots to the top of the grid (synced across every device). Swipe right to pin; left to Invite, Leave or Delete — colour-coded so destructive actions are unmistakable. Your shared photos, videos and documents are the home screen for every Allot — open one and they're right there in order. • A cleaner chat list with smarter DM routing. Avatar, name, last message and timestamp on every row. Swipe right to hide a chat you're done with. Starting a new DM with someone who's in several of your Allots? We'll ask which one to start it from, so the conversation lands where it belongs. • React, preview, share, view PDFs in-line. Long-press any message to react with emots. Paste a link and you'll see a preview before you send — works on tough sites that defeat most scrapers. Share photos, videos and documents into Allots straight from Photos, Files or Safari. PDFs open right inside the app — pinch to zoom and jump straight to the page from search.