Made for iPad. - On iPad, your conversations sit beside the one you are reading, with Record, Recordings and Settings in a rail on the side. - Fold the list away to read with more room, in portrait or landscape. - Neuri opens beside the conversation and closes with one tap. - In landscape, key points get their own column. - Stand your iPhone on its side while you record: the Record screen now works in landscape. - Choose which emails you get, in Settings. - An update notice never interrupts a recording.

Recording you can count on. - Recording keeps going when a navigation app speaks, and picks up again after a call. If it needs you to open the app, a notification says so. - Tap to pause, then Finish, Resume or Discard. - You see a warning when the microphone delivers no sound, and an empty take is never saved. - A recording that has not reached your library stays on your phone under Not filed yet. Uploads are checked when they arrive and sent again if incomplete. - Listen back on the transcript: the text follows the audio as it plays. - Name speakers one at a time, with the line each of them said.

Share a conversation with the people who were already in it. - Sharing now starts with people, not settings. Type an address, or tap someone you already sent this conversation to, or someone you share with often. They get an email with the link. - Copy the link or hand it to another app, and see how many times it has been viewed. Link settings (transcript, expiry, password) save as you change them. - The conversation screen reads more clearly: the details sit in one quiet line, and Neuri has a mark of its own.

Meet Solo, and a record button that shows what it hears. - New Solo plan: a lighter subscription for people who work alone. 10 hours of audio a month, every Lens unlocked, unlimited questions per conversation, and PDF and Word export. - The record screen now shows its state at a glance: the button flips dark while recording with a ring that breathes around it, the screen dims to put the spotlight on your session, and pause visibly holds instead of stopping. - Subscriptions are more dependable: purchases, plan changes and restores now recover cleanly from interruptions.

Bring conversations in from anywhere. - Import from YouTube: paste a link, or share a video straight from the YouTube app. Its captions become a full conversation with a summary and Lenses. - Paste text or import transcript files (.txt, .vtt, .srt, .docx). - Everything lives under the new + button on your Recordings, or the import link on the Record screen. Also in this update: processing now recovers automatically when your connection drops or you switch apps mid-transcription.

Neuri keeps the thread Your chats with Neuri now have a history. Tap History in the chat to browse past chats on a conversation and pick one up right where it ended. Delete a single chat or clear them all. Neuri also suggests follow-up questions after each answer. Tap one to keep digging without typing. - Renamed the speakers? Lenses generated before the renaming now offer a one-tap regenerate - Lenses that need named speakers now explain what is missing and take you straight to the fix - The Glossary now hides definitions under a paper cover you lift, instead of a blur - Small refinements throughout Thanks for using Neural Summary. Work with your voice.

Reports that read the room Two new reports in the Dynamics category. The Meeting Dynamics Report shows who owned the floor, how each person talks, what was decided and how carefully, and who promised what, with charts drawn from the conversation itself. My Communication Report is your private mirror: your airtime, your pace, the words you overuse, and the moments worth replaying. Only you can see it. Also new: the Learning category. The Glossary explains the terms your meeting assumed you knew, tap to reveal each one. Recall check asks you what was said, then lets you grade yourself. - Two Lens categories renamed: Product & Engineering, and Marketing - The recording timer no longer freezes after a phone call interrupts a recording - Small refinements throughout Thanks for using Neural Summary. Work with your voice.

Meet Neuri The Ask feature became someone. Neuri reads the transcript, answers in the conversation's own language, and turns its sphere of dots while it thinks. Tap a suggested question and watch it glide into the thread. The recordings list now reads like a table of contents: every conversation shows its full title in the reading typeface, on a lighter surface, with bolder hand-drawn art for each conversation type. - Ask and your Lenses sit together below every summary - Email Lenses open drafts in the mail app you choose, like Gmail or Outlook - Clearer icons for every conversation type - Many small refinements, from the processing screen to the chat surface Thanks for using Neural Summary. Work with your voice.

A faster way in, and audio that cannot get lost Getting started is now two steps: pick what you record, then record. Calls, crashes, and dead batteries no longer cost you audio: the app restores every interrupted recording or offers to resume it. - Watch your summary write itself on the new processing screen - Save a recording with one word; notes moved behind a quiet link - The recordings list shows each conversation's type, recency, and Lenses at a glance - Settings became the notebook's back page, with your lifetime tallies - Free plan: every Lens is unlocked (5 per conversation) and Ask answers 3 questions per conversation Thanks for using Neural Summary. Work with your voice.

Every Lens has been redesigned Each Lens document was rebuilt around the job it does. Verdicts lead the page, scores read as visual indicators, and dense reports like Bug Report, Competitive Intel, and Deal Qualification open as scannable lists: the essentials stay visible, the detail unfolds on tap. Sharing gains controls too: choose what a share link shows, set an expiry, add a password, or stop sharing at any time. - Copy any Lens as paste-ready email, Slack, or ticket text from the copy menu - A Lens that is still generating keeps its place, even after switching tabs or restarting the app - Error screens turned calmer and clearer Thanks for using Neural Summary. Work with your voice.

Recordings now survive phone calls When a call interrupts a recording, it resumes on its own as soon as the call ends or you return to the app. And if a recording is still cut short, the next launch offers a choice: continue where you left off or save what you have. Either way, nothing is lost. - A notification tells you when a call has paused a recording - The summary now ends with an open question: ask a follow-up right where you finish reading, with suggested questions to start from - Topics settle into a calmer, quieter layout - Select and copy text in summaries, transcripts, Lenses, and chat Thanks for using Neural Summary. Work with your voice.

A new reading experience Summaries now open in a bright, editorial layout: a serif lede, clearer hierarchy, calmer type. The transcript and every Lens screen follow the same light surface. - Summaries end with recommended Lenses, so your next output is one tap away - Rename a conversation right from its screen - Swipe left on any recording to delete it - When a recording's voices cannot be separated, the app now says so instead of claiming one speaker - New users start with example conversations matched to their role Thanks for using Neural Summary. Work with your voice.

A new Lenses tab. The tab is now the picker itself. Browse the whole catalog by category, and every Lens has its own drawing, so the one you want is easy to spot. Recommendations that read the conversation. Once your summary is ready, the Lenses that suit that specific conversation are waiting at the top, with the best fit marked. Your language, all the way down. Lens names, the headings inside generated Lenses, categories, dialogs, and error messages now appear in your language, not just the shell of the app. See your LinkedIn post before you publish it. The LinkedIn Lens renders as a real feed card, so you know exactly how it will look. New to Neural Summary? A short setup tailors the app to how you work, and an example conversation is waiting in your library so you can look around before you record. Plus a more readable summary, conversations that recover on their own if processing stalls, and stability fixes throughout.

Neural Summary now speaks your language. The entire app is available in English, Dutch, German, French, and Spanish, and you can switch languages in Settings. Name your speakers with AI help. The app suggests who said what, you confirm with one tap, and you can mark yourself with "This is me" so summaries speak to you directly. Live transcript that keeps up. Long recordings with live transcript on now run reliably in the background, and the transcript reconnects on its own after a network blip. Simpler sign-in. Email verification now uses a 6-digit code you enter right in the app, and you can reset a forgotten password from the login screen. Plus stability and interface fixes throughout.

More reliable background recording. Long recordings keep going when your phone locks or you switch apps, so nothing gets cut short. Share audio into the app. Send a voice memo or audio file straight to Neural Summary from any app's share sheet and turn it into notes. Shared links open in the app. Tap a shared conversation link and it opens right inside Neural Summary. Live summaries. When you regenerate a summary, it now streams in as it is written. Better transcription. Sharper speaker detection, including meetings that mix languages such as Dutch and English. Smoother conversations list. Your recordings load more as you scroll, with faster, lighter scrolling throughout. Plus waveform, keyboard, and stability fixes.