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New Sign in with Apple - Real OSGKeyboard account card with Sign in with Apple - Use Sign in with Apple to create or open an OSG account and manage credits, referral rewards, and purchase history in one place - After signing in, use managed speech and AI services with OSG credits, with additional credit packs available through the App Store - Local dictation and user-owned API keys remain available independently, with no sign-in required Invite Friends, Earn Credits Together - Credit balance and referral rewards in an OSGKeyboard account - Sign in to receive the signup reward; for every successful referral, both you and your friend can earn credits - Your invitation link and credit balance stay synchronized with your account A New App Interface and Visual Language - iPhone uses the native iOS 26 Liquid Glass tab bar and transitions while preserving each tab's navigation state - Skills are organized into clearer Installed and Not Installed lists; tap one to manage installation, Shortcut setup, or custom-skill editing on a dedicated detail page - Home, Account, AI Service, and Personal Dictionary have a clearer hierarchy, with direct explanations and next steps when setup is incomplete - Card surfaces gain a faint directional long shadow; system dialogs and modal actions use adaptive black or white instead of the green accent Home, Refreshed: Monthly Usage Calendar and Credits - Home monthly dictation-characters calendar card - Home and the Mac Dashboard replace the seven-day chart with a full current-month calendar whose date-circle opacity reflects each day's dictation characters - The credits and invitation card moves from Settings to Home above the usage metrics, explaining free signup and referral rewards before you sign in - Open History or Personal Dictionary directly from their metric cards Smart Clipboard Skills and Replies - On-device models and local rules recognize clipboard content and recommend up to five relevant actions from the full catalog (Reply, Translate, Summarize, Clarify, Empathy, Business Reply, Organize List, and more) - For a message worth answering, Reply offers Ordinary / Formal / Playful personalized choices; the keyboard learns your dictation and reply preferences separately so they sound more like you - For invitations, tasks, blessings, clarifications, and empathy — where intent must not be guessed — it offers three fixed, clearly labeled positions - A copied phone number can open calling or a prefilled new-contact form; a copied web link can open directly or be summarized from bounded public webpage content - Recognition and recommendation stay on device; content is sent to the selected service only when a skill needs AI, and choice feedback stays on this device Personal Style - Real Generate Your Style card on the Polish Styles page - Learn a personal speaking style from your dictation and explicit edits, capturing the wording and expression that make your voice distinct - Apply it to clipboard replies so wording and rhythm sound more like you, without changing the original meaning - Learning text is sent to the selected AI service only when you tap Generate, and the result is saved only after you review it Smarter Typing - Real personal-term suggestion card on Home - Repeated new terms from keyboard input become suggestions, making frequently used names, terminology, and expressions easier to type again; local learning does not record complete keystrokes - Beyond Chinese typing habits, the keyboard learns rare English words you use repeatedly and suggests them; suggestions in either language are added only after you confirm

New Features AI Agent - Voice dictation and AI questions now share one Assistant mode: tap the microphone to dictate, or hold it to ask a question by voice - New trending and contextual hotwords surface suggestions for weather, holidays, news, trending topics, and more; tap one to ask AI about it - AI answers stream directly into the keyboard for review and insertion. Supported providers can search the web and fall back automatically when needed - AI answers insert automatically only while the original field and cursor context still match. If the context changes, the answer is retained for explicit insertion or discard - In Settings → AI Agent, choose Response length: Short / Medium / Detailed Clipboard and AI Skills - New Clipboard History keeps the latest 15 plain-text copies on this device when enabled in Settings → Clipboard. It is off by default - A new Clipboard suggestion strip lets you open history from the keyboard, insert an item, or keep the latest copy above the keyboard - For about 30 seconds after copying text, Assistant shows quick Reply, Summarize, Translate, and other skills. Skills support paging and can be reordered from the Skills page - The new Skills page lets you place up to eight skills on the keyboard. Built-in skills extract reminders, add calendar events, save to Notes, or open map navigation - Custom AI Skills support your own name, icon, and prompt, with an optional iCloud Shortcut connection Edit Last Input - Edit moves to the bottom-right keyboard button. Describe the change by voice, compare the original and edited text, then replace or append the result - Editing uses only the latest verifiable text inserted by OSGKeyboard and does not read unrelated field content A New App Interface - Home becomes a true overview: usage statistics, dictation history, and Personal Dictionary appear together as preview cards that open full lists with standard back navigation - The iPhone dock is rebuilt around four Liquid Glass destinations — Home / Skills / Styles / Settings — with a green capsule marking the current page - Skills and polish styles share one card-based interaction: tap to select, edit from the top-right, and see enabled status at the bottom-right; skills reorder with a Home Screen-style long-press drag - Settings navigation is reorganized so AI Agent, Clipboard, Speech, and Text Input are easier to find, with current summaries shown directly beside each row - iPad adopts a sidebar + detail layout. The keyboard fills the available portrait and landscape width and adds the system globe key, undo, redo, copy, and cut Chinese and English Typing, Rebuilt - Chinese and English typing learn candidate frequency and selection preferences locally. Typing habits can be cleared without deleting Personal Dictionary entries - Pinyin improves mixed abbreviations and supports two-key zh, ch, and sh abbreviations - The English keyboard adds a QuickType-style bar for the typed word, correction, and completion; an offline list of about 40,000 words works with the system lexicon, contact names, and text replacements - Neighbor-key correction follows the physical keyboard while avoiding unwanted changes to names, short words, and all-caps text; rejecting a correction teaches the original - Overlapping key presses, the English double-space period, and contextual Go / Search / Send / Done / Next Return labels make typing feel closer to the system keyboard

New Features Redesigned keep-alive flow - Keyboard keep-alive is rebuilt for more reliable background continuity, lower power use, and better stability New Typing keyboards - New Chinese Pinyin and English keyboards: full Pinyin, Microsoft/Sogou double Pinyin, phrase candidates, optional fuzzy Pinyin; both support custom dictionaries - Unified keyboard chrome across Voice / Chinese / English; left logo opens the main app; right side switches input mode and opens translation - New Chinese candidate panel with a larger pool for long phrases and alternatives; multi-character input supports segmented selection - English autocomplete, autocorrect, and candidate undo for faster, more accurate typing - Anti-mis-tap and mistype correction for a closer-to-system keyboard feel - New key sounds and haptics, with light / strong haptic options - Accelerating long-press delete for faster long-text edits - Smarter English capitalization: caps lock and sentence-start autocapitalization - New undo last input button beside the mic to roll back the latest dictation or edit result - New Keyboard Preferences: remember the last Voice or Typing surface so you don’t keep switching Edit Mode : Edit last input - Right after you insert text with OSGKeyboard, the mic shows “Hold to edit your last input” - Long-press the mic to start editing and say how to change it (e.g. “make it more formal”, “add a greeting at the end”); a short press is still plain dictation - Tap once more to finish, then swipe to compare Original / Edited - Confirm to apply the edit (replace), or choose insert at cursor; close from the top-right to discard - Polish upgrades Polish styles list - Stronger fun polish styles (including Straight-Talk Rescue / 直男癌), with clearer voice and less factual drift - Intensity simplified to Light / Heavy: Light prioritizes fidelity; Heavy unlocks the full creativity of the five fun styles - New homophone / near-homophone correction after speech recognition - Clearer segmentation for long polish and translation; lists read better; translations keep paragraph structure In-app release notes - Release notes appear automatically after an update, and the Settings version row opens them any time, following your in-app language and theme Settings - Clearer Settings hierarchy and cards; transcription and polish are easier to find - Simpler first-run setup: you can type even before voice setup is finished - Schema, fuzzy-Pinyin, and resource strings on the Text Input settings page follow the in-app language Bug Fixes - Fixed polish answering a question: dictating a question (e.g. “Can you hear me?”) is no longer rewritten into an answer — the question is preserved across every style and intensity - Fixed the custom polish style editor occasionally opening a blank template Stability & Reliability - Rebuilt Bluetooth / audio-route handling so recording recovers more reliably after switching headsets - Fixed start / cancel races that could leave the UI stuck in polish after recognition finished - Apple on-device recognition uses voice-processing / noise reduction so your near-talk mic is preferred over other speakers in the room - Explicit timeouts and original-text fallback for recognition and polish — no endless waits on flaky networks - Stronger host ↔ keyboard result confirmation and recovery to reduce lost or uninsertable text - Fixed Volcengine ASR connection issues and false cloud ASR config-validation failures - Rebuilt keyboard launch path with lower peak memory to reduce crashes and jetsams - Input engines load on demand — faster Voice ↔ Typing switches and lower memory use - Does not wake the host app just to hold memory when the mic isn’t used - Removed redundant multi-step prompts; smoother experience when a session isn’t finished - More complete packaging for custom words and on-device recognition assets

New Features 1. Voice conversations support Picture-in-Picture (PiP) background retention (enabled by default); Dynamic Island remains an alternative option. Conversation ends immediately once PiP is disabled. 2. Added Tone Style Pack: users may select writing personas and customize prompts, with configurations synced via iCloud. 3. New playful polishing styles available: Straightener for Toxic Masculinity, Posturing Guide, Corporate Jargon, Tieba Legend, Xiaohongshu Girl Squad, and more. 4. Cloud recognition supports native streaming mode (Bailian / Volcano Engine / OpenAI). Text appears on screen in real time as you speak. 5. Added option to delete history records by single day (clear only records generated on the current day). 6. Streaming ASR providers are labeled "Streaming Recognition" in Settings. OpenAI cloud recognition defaults to streaming Whisper. 7. Mac now supports custom vocabulary with auto-generated recognition aliases, synced across devices via iCloud. 8. Local dictation on Mac is upgraded to Qwen3 MLX streaming recognition; text previews update while speaking. 9. Mac Settings now lets users select target languages for "Translate After Polishing". Experience Improvements 1. New installations use PiP background retention by default instead of Dynamic Island. 2. Default inactivity timeout for voice conversations adjusted to 5 minutes for better privacy and battery efficiency; users may switch between 1-minute / 5-minute timeouts in Settings. 3. Permission & privacy statements clarified: local device recognition is default. Audio files are only sent to your configured third-party cloud services when cloud mode is manually enabled. 4. Mac local recognition engine replaced with Qwen3 MLX; legacy offline Sherpa solution removed. 5. More stable model downloads for mainland China networks: mirror servers prioritized with resume download support. Manual download source selection available in Settings. 6. Buttons show "Next" instead of "Allow" on onboarding/home pages before system permission popups trigger. 7. Home status bar displays the active voice recognition provider and model name; incorrect display of polishing LLM fixed. 9. Tab icons for History and Lexicon on iPhone aligned with Mac and iPad designs. 10. Polishing style cards on Mac adopt responsive card grids that expand into denser layouts as the window widens. 11. Reorganized Settings page hierarchy: Transcription & daily functions prioritized; General and About sections moved to lower positions. 12. Streamlined UI for polishing style cards and setting summaries with fewer decorative elements and redundant text labels. 13. Unified card padding and rounded corner radius across Settings, style configuration and related pages. Bug Fixes 1. Resolved stuck final page issue after completing new user onboarding. 2. Welcome guide re-appears after app deletion and reinstallation. 3. Reduced trailing-word loss when releasing the microphone trigger; short utterances trigger full re-recognition as fallback. 4. Less chance of truncated opening speech during microphone warm-up upon record activation. 5. Fixed issue where fully transcribed text would get erased if the final recognition segment returns empty results. 6. Corrected text distortion of playful polishing styles when applied to short sentences.