Meet the Passport Keyboard. Turn it on in Settings and what you saved shows up while you type, in any app. When a sentence needs something you know, an allergy, a hotel, an address, a date, the strip above the keys offers it and one tap inserts it. Type a fact worth keeping and one tap queues it for your Inbox. The keyboard decides on your phone, so your memories never leave it. It types like the keyboard you already use, with autocorrect that learns your words, emoji search, dark mode and optional key haptics, and it stays quiet while your memories are locked. Also in this version: - Ask Passport setup lets you choose which categories and sources it may read, and for how long: 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or permanent. - Ask about a single source from its page, or ask across your library from the library bar. - Onboarding ends with a first answer from the memories you just kept, answered on your phone. - Home shows your three most recent sources with a link to the library. - If the microphone is off when you start a brain dump, you can open Settings or type instead, and the take restarts once permission is granted. - Quiet approvals for repeat requests, off by default: when an app asks again for a category you approved in the last 30 days, Passport can grant one short read without a card. - Passes stay readable while your Memory Lock window is closed, and are repaired automatically after a revocation.

Share anything into Your Second Brain. Send a link, text, a document, a photo, or a note from Apple Notes to AI Passport from the share sheet. Passport opens that exact item for review, asks whether you wrote it, and saves it as a source in Your Second Brain. The memories it produces go through your Inbox like everything else. Shares you set aside wait under Shared drafts instead of returning every time you open the app. Also in this version: - A new home menu. Tap + to choose Brain Dump, Note, File, or Link. - Agent pairing links now open in the app. Review the agent's name and scopes, then Allow or Deny, without a trip to Safari. - If you auto-approve passes, agent collaboration requests are approved the same way, with no Inbox step. - Each memory suggestion and pass request gets its own notification, and suggestions show as banners while the app is open. Booking requests open Passes directly. - Memories you keep from the Inbox appear in Memories sooner. - Fixed pages with ISBN or DOI reference numbers being refused as card numbers when shared. - Fixed unreadable white text in the share sheet when sharing from a dark-mode app.

Your agents can now ask to work together, and you decide. When one of your connected agents wants to send a message to another, it proposes a collaboration: who, what for, and for how long. The request lands in your Inbox with a push notification. Approve it and the waiting message goes through; deny it and the message is deleted. Nothing moves between agents without your say, and no message text ever appears in the request. Also in this version: - Agent collaboration requests show the agents involved, the purpose, the requested duration, and how many messages are waiting, with Approve and Deny in one place. - Tapping a collaboration notification opens your Inbox, and the app badge counts pending requests. - Muse and other personal agents can be connected from the app with a one-time connect code and a guide the agent follows itself. - Clearer setup steps for Perplexity.

Your first memories, from your own words. Setting up a new Passport now ends with something to look at. After you put your name on your card, talk to your Passport for half a minute (or type instead). While you choose how much happens without you, we turn what you said into memories, and the last step shows them to you: keep, fix, or drop each one, or keep them all privately with one tap. Nothing is shared with any AI until you grant it a pass. Also in this version: - Brain Dump recordings start only when you tap Record, and the microphone prompt appears at that moment, not at launch. - If reading your dump takes a little longer, suggestions appear as they land and the rest wait in your Inbox. - Setup remembers where you were: if you leave part way, you come back to the same step. - Reliability fixes for editing memories right after they are approved and for reviewing many suggestions at once.

Your Second Brain comes to the phone. Saved notes, files and links now have one home in Memories. Write a note, import files or a folder, or save a link, then open any source to see what your Passport made from it, read the full text or delete it. Images stay private. When you import a photo or screenshot, the text is read on your iPhone and only that text is saved. Brain Dump saves to Your Second Brain. Captures from the Action Button, Control Center or Siri now land as sources, and the setup guide walks you through the native Shortcut. Action Button fixed on iOS 26. Pressing it opens Brain Dump directly instead of showing a launch error. Sensitive sources stay locked. Mark a source sensitive and it is kept out of every app's results. Downloads of originals require Memory Lock to be open. Ask about your sources. Online Ask can answer from your saved originals and cites the exact source and passage. Approve device requests in the app. When a connected device or app asks to present your Passport, you review and approve it in a native sheet.

Changes: - Apple Calendar can now be a source: pick the calendars you want, and only those events reach the assistants you approve. - Health sources show you what they share before you connect. - Approve document and booking requests from your assistants right in the app. - Usage analytics help us improve the app. They never include your memories, and you can turn them off in Settings. - Fixes for calendar access on a second iPhone and for connect errors that used to fail silently.

This update focuses on faster capture and a smoother start. • Brain dump: press the Action Button, speak your mind, and it lands in your passport as memories. • A redesigned welcome: a one-time intro, a cleaner sign-in, and our new referral program. • Set up assistants without leaving the app, and browse every assistant you can connect, not just our suggestions. • Sealing your memories now shows its progress, and a wrong passkey says so plainly instead of failing quietly. • Sharing your card to X opens the X app directly. • Fixes: auto-approve settings apply reliably, interrupted Ask conversations offer a one-tap resend, and your card no longer shows stale details after editing.

This update makes Ask Passport and Memory Lock much more dependable. Ask Passport - Questions no longer get stuck thinking. On-device answers time out cleanly and offer to ask online instead. - If the connection drops while an answer is coming in, the app recovers your completed answer instead of showing an error. - Voice notes transcribe noticeably faster. Transcription now warms up while you are still speaking. Memory Lock - Unlocking your memories is faster and shows progress while it runs. - Clear guidance when an unlock cannot start, including when this iPhone has no passkey for your account. - Settings now shows your open unlock window and exactly when it ends. - Quickly switching away from the app and back reloads your memories instead of leaving them empty. Also - Connected apps appear in your dock the moment they connect, not after their first memory request. - Approving a new device now tells you what to set up first if approval is not available yet. - WhatsApp chat selection keeps your choices while chat history is still uploading. - Removed a note field in Capture that was never saved.