- Done closes the keyboard everywhere. That includes the transcript editor, transcript search, Search, Ask, and the note, mood and template editors. In Search, Done just closes the keyboard; the Search key still runs your search. - Fixed a crash that could happen if you locked your iPhone or switched apps while Memora was summarizing a note on-device. - Interrupted summaries now say so. If you leave the app mid-summary, the note shows "Summary paused" with a Resume button. Nothing is lost, and it picks up again on its own when you come back. - Low Power Mode handling. Your new recordings are still summarized, and Memora tells you when that may take longer. Catch-up on older notes resumes as soon as Low Power Mode is off. - Uses less memory in the background, for example while you record with your phone locked. - Stability improvements for on-device AI and read-aloud voices.

- Smarter titles: Memora now names the people in a conversation, like "Budget review with John and Sara". A title you wrote yourself is never changed. - Tidier tags: new tags reuse the ones you already have instead of creating near-duplicates. - Notes that file themselves: notes go into the Collections they clearly belong to, and Memora suggests the rest. It all runs on your device and you can turn it off. - Redesigned Settings: Settings is regrouped by what you want to do, with search, plain-language options and one place that shows anything needing attention. - Faster first launch: setting up a new device while iCloud syncs your archive no longer freezes the app, and the feed scrolls more smoothly with a large archive.

Siri & Shortcuts: start or stop a recording, ask Memora a question, open, search or play a note, get today's recap, list your to-dos, hear a note's summary, or create a note from text. Notes also show up in Spotlight and "Find Notes" in Shortcuts. Trim recordings: cut audio from either end, preview the selection, and Memora re-transcribes and re-summarises what's left. Redesigned recording screen: a live transcript you can search on Mac, tabs for Transcript, Moments and People on iPhone, talk time per speaker, and pinned moments (⇧⌘M on Mac). Long notes are summarised in full with Apple Intelligence, not just the first few minutes. Smarter model fallback: if Apple Intelligence declines a note, a model you've already downloaded takes over, and each note says which model wrote it and whether that happened on device. Fixed: on-device model downloads were failing. Fixed: the live transcript is now blank until you toggle it off and on. Fixed: the note screen froze while transcribing or summarising. Mac: more reliable connection to Claude Desktop, one-click install, and a new "Open Memora at login" option. Privacy: removed outdated Settings text claiming transcripts are sent over HTTPS to a provider.

• Insights — a new screen that reads your archive back to you: when you record, what you keep returning to, and the questions you asked yourself and never answered. Everything is counted on your device. • Weekly and monthly recaps write themselves. When a week ends, Memora reads it back and summarises it — on device, nothing uploaded — and a card in your feed tells you when one is ready. • Tap any chart to see the notes behind it. A day, a busy Tuesday, a topic, a person: every number opens exactly the notes it counted. • Story mode replays a week or a month one idea at a time, and any slide can be shared as an image. • Record system audio on Mac. Capture meetings and calls alongside your microphone, with you and the other speaker labelled separately. • Bulk import. Point Memora at a folder of existing recordings and it will transcribe all of them. • Faster, cooler, kinder to your battery. Transcription and summarising do less work, and ease off when your device gets warm. • Recordings are much harder to lose — fixes for interruptions, lock screen controls, switching headphones mid-recording, and saving audio out. • Swipe to delete entries in the feed. • Reach your first note sooner. Onboarding records first and downloads the AI model in the background. • Accessibility: VoiceOver now reads every chart's actual figures, text scales with your system size, Reduce Motion is respected, and the mood colours are easier to tell apart. • Also: summaries respect the length you asked for, model downloads are verified before use, and there's an in-app way to send feedback.

• Record meetings and calls on Mac. Memora now captures system audio alongside your microphone, so both sides of a call end up in one recording — and it can tell your voice apart from theirs. • Import your whole archive at once. Point Memora at a folder of recordings and it works through them in the background, keeping each one's original date. Close the app and it picks up where it left off; re-import the same folder later and it skips what's already there. • Get to your first recording faster. Setup now starts with recording something, so you see what Memora does before deciding anything about models or downloads. Add AI summaries whenever you're ready — anything you recorded before that gets summarized automatically. • Downloads keep going in the background. Starting a model download no longer pins you to the setup screen. • Swipe to delete on iPhone and iPad, with a confirmation so nothing disappears by accident. • Discover features you'd otherwise miss. Memora now occasionally suggests an option worth turning on — speaker detection, read-aloud, Face ID lock. One at a time, easy to dismiss, and you can bring them all back from Settings → About. • Send feedback from inside the app. Settings → About → Send feedback opens an email with basic device details you can read before sending. No transcripts, titles or summaries — ever. • Optional usage counts. You can now turn on a small set of local counters that help us understand how Memora is used. Off by default, never leaves your device, and you can see exactly what's stored. • Clearer about what your device can do. If your hardware can't run on-device AI, Memora says so up front and explains what still works — recording, transcription, search, sync and export all work fully.

• Collections: organize your entries into folders you create, and set up Smart Collections that fill themselves automatically based on rules you choose. • Smarter tags: Memora now suggests cleaner, more relevant tags for your recordings — and won't overwrite the ones you've set yourself. • On-device transcription in ~100 languages: transcribe recordings privately on your device, with a new searchable language picker that's fast to use. • Live transcript while you record: see words appear as you speak (optional). • Better Search: real relevance ranking and multi-word search, so you find the right entry faster. • Mac improvements: Collections in the sidebar, drag-and-drop filing, and menu commands. • Reliability fixes for downloads, recording recovery, and general polish throughout.

- Ask Claude about your live recording while you're recording, connect Claude Desktop or Claude Code to memora using MCP and get answers in real time, before the entry is even saved. - Live interview & meeting assist one click sets Claude up to suggest your next question or draft an answer to what you were just asked, grounded in your own notes and documents. - Cancel a recording cleanly the recorder's close button now asks to confirm and discards the recording entirely, instead of leaving a failed entry to delete later. - Fixes & polish resolved a crash when discarding a recording, plus stability improvements.

* Redesigned entry actions menu, plus a re-summarize option with adjustable length * Faster, more reliable processing — interrupted recordings resume automatically, models warm up ahead of time, background enrichment * Support for Dynamic Type (larger text) and Reduce Motion accessibility settings * Export entries to Markdown/Obsidian, share any note as a .md file * Chapter markers you can jump to, saved permanently with the recording * Live Activity on the lock screen / Dynamic Island while recording * Siri Shortcuts (App Intents) support, home screen widgets, and an in-app "leave a review" prompt * Ingest documents (PDFs, files) as narrated entries, and have summaries read aloud * Crash recovery — recordings interrupted by a call or crash now recover automatically * Live transcription is faster and smoother — copyable text, instant results when you stop, live speaker labels * Transcript improvements — flag important moments, filter by speaker with counts, read-aloud summaries, dictation while editing * Dedicated Mac recording window — now its own resizable window instead of a popup (Note: While your summary mentions general "Mac native polish," this is a specific UI detail you may still want to highlight) * New update popup letting you know when a newer version is available, with a button straight to the App Store

• Daily Logs: your notes are now grouped by day, with an AI-generated Daily Recap for each day. • New feed player: play any note in a beautiful full-screen view with synced, karaoke-style transcript highlighting. • Mini player: keep listening while you browse a sticky player now stays with you as you scroll the feed. • Edit notes with your voice: just hold to talk and let AI update your notes for you. • Smarter speaker detection: more accurate identification, cleaner segmentation, and easier corrections when speakers are mislabeled. • Refreshed feed: a new filter sheet, quick scroll-to-top, and cleaner day headers make it faster to find what you need. • Mac app improvements: fuller feature parity and native polish on macOS. • Various bug fixes and performance improvements.

- Redesigned navigation: Record is now a quick-access button that pops open your capture options right at your thumb — record audio, import an audio file, or text-to-speech. Feed and Search are now a clean, compact switch. - Play voice notes right from the feed — tap play on any card without opening it. - Tap any line in a transcript to play from that exact moment (and tap again to pause). - Cleaner feed cards with tidied-up details and clearer single-speaker notes. - Smoother playback scrubbing — no more accidental scrolling while you drag. - More reliable on-device summaries — fixed cases where a summary could fail or get generated twice. - Fixed a keyboard glitch when editing entry titles. - Mac App stability and packaging fixes.

- Transcription now works in 50+ languages - Memora automatically detects the language you're speaking and transcribes it correctly, no setup needed - New Transcription settings: pick a default language or let Memora follow your system language