Spoken prefixes that add text or switch the model, reasoning effort that reaches every model, and AirPods replies that stay in your AirPods. • Spoken prefixes. Start a spoken message with a word of your choice ("Claude, …") and Redde swaps it for a text prefix, switches the conversation to a model you pick, or both, in voice mode and through Siri. Off until you add one, in Settings → Voice. Typed messages are never changed. • Reasoning effort, everywhere. The level you pick in Settings → Model now applies to whatever model you talk to, and to the conversation you have open, not only to new ones. Type /reasoning high in a Hermes Dashboard chat and it changes that conversation too. • None. A new level that asks the model to skip thinking and answer straight away. New installs start there. Some models and servers decide that for themselves. • Replies through your AirPods. A question asked through AirPods sometimes got its answer from the phone's speaker. It stays in your ears now. • A menu for effort. Seven levels no longer squeeze into one row. • Lighter on the battery. Waiting for a reply and watching a model think take far less work, most of all in a long conversation. • The model you pick is the model you get. On the Hermes API, a model from a second endpoint or provider now reaches it, and a provider your server has renamed or removed no longer stops the conversation. • On a Mac. Opening voice mode no longer closes the app.

More than one server, your own language, a quicker way around, and better voice replies. • More than one Hermes server. Save Home, Office or any other server and switch from Settings or the row at the top of your conversations. Each keeps its own addresses, keys, profile and model, and your chats, cron jobs and Kanban board follow the server you pick. The setup you have now becomes your first server, keys and all. • Your language. Pick a Reply language and Redde asks your assistant to answer in it, whatever language you write or speak in. Pick the language Redde listens for, and each reply is read by a voice for the language it's written in. Both are in Settings → Voice. • Swipe to your conversations. On iPhone, swipe right on a chat and your conversation list slides in from the left. • Room for your board. On iPad, pick Kanban or Cron in the sidebar and it fills the screen beside it. • Choose where Redde opens: your last conversation, the conversation list or voice mode, in Settings → Voice. The conversation list also remembers whether you were on Chats, Cron or Kanban. • A fresh start for voice. Turn on New conversation in voice mode, and opening voice mode from the app, Siri or the Action button starts a new conversation. • Take a photo. Tap + beside the message field and choose Camera. • More thinking. Reasoning effort now goes past High to X-High and Max, for frontier models such as Claude and GPT. • Louder replies. Spoken replies play at full volume on the speaker, follow the volume buttons, and move to the earpiece when you raise the phone to your ear. • Long answers, better. The live thinking keeps scrolling, each reply shows how long it took in total, and the screen stays on while you wait in voice mode. Replies from a model you run yourself (llama.cpp and other OpenAI-compatible servers) are no longer cut off after 10 minutes, and if the phone locks mid-reply, Redde tells you why it stopped. • Feed the goose. Settings → About → Support Redde lets you leave a one-time tip: a coffee, a snack or a dinner. It unlocks nothing; every feature is already yours. • Rate Redde. A link to the App Store review page, in Settings → About. • Fixes. Chats opened over the Hermes API load again, clearer messages when a profile is gone from a server, Kokoro keeps talking when you switch to headphones or a car, readable buttons in every theme, a tidier message field, and many smaller fixes.

Hermes profiles, clearer settings, and a round of fixes. • Hermes profiles: pick which profile Redde talks to, right under Name in Settings. Chats, projects, skills, tools, cron jobs and memory all follow it, and the conversation list refreshes when you switch. • On the Hermes API, each profile can have its own API key, entered on the same screen. If a key is wrong or the gateway doesn't serve that profile, Redde tells you how to fix it. • Clearer connection names: Hermes Dashboard, Hermes API and OpenAI-compatible, now under Settings → Connection, with the Dashboard listed first. • With only the Hermes API set up, Settings now explains why the context and memory files are locked, and takes you straight to adding your Dashboard login. • The Kanban board's column bar now shows every time, and the selected column is easier to read. • On iPad, Chats, Cron and Kanban get a row of their own in the sidebar instead of being cut off.

A calmer, cleaner Redde. • A new look: replies sit on the page under your agent's name, with its thinking and tools as small tags and copy, read aloud and retry right beneath. Long jobs show their steps as they run. • Voice mode, redesigned: an orb at the top that moves with your voice while it listens and with Redde's while it answers. Pause an answer and resume it, replay it through the speaker, and stop or leave with one button. • Choose from 25 voice orbs, including waveforms, glass and matte finishes, and speech bubbles. • A new app icon, plus a picker with 12 more in Settings. • Pick your own accent and bubble colors for each theme. • On iOS 27, Siri can message your agent in your own words and read the reply back. Off until you turn it on in Settings. • Start voice mode hands-free by default, or not: your choice in Settings. • Clearer help when Redde can't reach your server, with the fix one tap away. • Conversations grouped by day, with search always at hand. • CarPlay gets the new look. • Quicker first answers with llama-swap: if it has unloaded your model, Redde has it load again the moment you start a conversation or connect to your car.

Minor improvements

Redde is now in CarPlay. Open it on your car's screen, tap Ask Redde or Talk with Redde, and talk to your agent through the car's microphone and speakers. Answers are spoken, never shown, so your eyes stay on the road. Also in 1.1: • Pictures and files from your agent land right in the chat: camera snapshots, charts and PDFs arrive like messages, not file paths. • Switch models mid-conversation: tap the model name in the chat header or type /model. • Three new themes — Terminal, Amber CRT and Hermes. Terminal turns your messages into shell prompts. • Tones tell you when the mic opens and closes, and messages queue up while a reply is streaming or you're offline. • Smooth scrolling through long conversations, runnable commands in copyable code blocks, and AirPods high-quality microphone support. • Readable diagrams: wide ones scroll sideways, and a tap opens them full screen with pinch to zoom. • A new app icon, a refreshed setup screen, and Siri, widgets, notifications and the Live Activity all say Redde.