Tysha now sounds 39 different ways - and none of them like the system default. • 19 new message signals and 20 call ringtones. Sounds are picked from catalogs: "Signals" or "Ringtones", "Classic" and "Mine". • A sound of its own for each person, on their card.

A gigabyte is no longer "I'll send you a link". It's just a file. • Files and videos up to 1 GB. Encrypted right on your phone, sent in parts and resumed after a dropped connection - even when Tysha is in the background. • See how much has gone through and how fast. Changed your mind? One tap cancels it. • Videos arrive with a preview frame, so you know what it is before downloading. "Download" sits in the middle, then "Play". • Only files under the limit you choose in Data download on their own: 20, 50 or 100 MB, over Wi-Fi only or mobile data too. Photos and voice messages always do. • Scheduled calls - in groups and one-to-one: topic, time, "Going / Not going", a reminder 10 minutes before. The next one stays pinned under the chat header, the rest are behind "+N". Swipe a card left to see who is coming and who got the invitation. • "Delivered" now shows even when the other person's phone is locked, not only after they open Tysha. • Call history is the same on all your devices - with a mark showing where you answered. • Another app took the camera? The other side sees "video paused" instead of a frozen frame. • Devices on one account sync faster: new contacts and messages reach all of them. • The "Photos" attachment button is now "Media" - because videos live there too. • With the controls hidden in a voice call, a big end-call button sits in the middle - hard to miss. • Files in a chat's Media open in a preview instead of the share menu. Security • A large file stays encrypted on your phone; an open copy exists only while you're viewing it. • Before you save or share a large file, Tysha warns that it will leave the app unencrypted. • Video preview frames are shown only from your contacts - not from strangers or blocked people. • A forwarded large file is re-encrypted with a new key, so it can't be linked to the original. • Videos from your library are sent without metadata: no shooting location, no phone model.

Share your screen - and everyone sees exactly what you see. • Screen sharing from iPad - in one-to-one and group calls. Your camera stays on, and text on the screen stays sharp. • Group calls now have four modes: Grid, Fill, Presentation and Full frame. Whoever is speaking gets a green outline. • Drag the participants strip to any edge or tuck it away so it doesn't get in the way. • Swipe down to hide the call buttons and swipe up to bring them back - the mic and camera stay within reach. • If someone takes a screenshot during a call, everyone sees a banner. • Joined a group call from another of your devices? It moves there - no echo, no double tiles. • "Erase everything" now lives in the app icon menu: slide to confirm, and Tysha erases your messages on all your devices, and one-to-one chats on the other side too. You see every step until your devices report back. • Reactions without limits: any emoji, recent ones on top, and you decide what goes in the quick row above a message. • Delete a chat your way: just here, on all your devices, or for both of you. • Videos start right away and with sound. Put your own window in any of six spots during a call, and in group video calls people with their camera on come first. • A chat opens right at the latest message and scrolls from the first touch. • PDFs and documents shared from other apps arrive as files, not links. • If messages between two phones get out of sync, Tysha fixes it on its own and resends what was missed. • When a new version is out, Tysha will quietly let you know. No daily nagging. Security • A fresh install no longer picks up the previous one's keys, and erasing also removes your photo and name. • Your identity key is stored separately and only opens on an unlocked phone. • The notification extension can only add to the shared storage - it cannot read it. • Before "Erase everything", Tysha asks for your passcode by default if you have one.

A small update with a big love for order. • Chats can now go on shelves: tap the arrows button - "By group". Family here, work there, pinned on top, as it should be. • A message that arrived while your phone was asleep no longer pretends it came "just now" or jumps to the top. The time is the real one. • Opened a chat from a notification and read everything that followed? Now the chat list agrees - nothing stays marked as new. • Group messages no longer arrive "from the future", even if someone's clock runs fast. • Tysha tidies up after itself: files no message points to anymore are erased automatically. More room for you.

You basically wrote this update yourselves - thank you, testers! • Share from any app now sends right away. We only ask "To whom?" - so the meme doesn't land with your boss. • Groups now have an admin. They can clear the group and its files for everyone, or dissolve it - keeping the chat or not. Democracy, with a button. • Clear chat - here, on all your devices, or for both of you. Now in groups too. We'll ask before erasing. • Chat media is sorted onto shelves: photos, videos, files, voice messages, links. • Swipe through a chat's photos and videos one after another, like an album. • The scroll-down button makes getting around a chat easier. • Voice messages tried on a new look. • "View once for photos and videos" now works in chats too. Seen it - gone. • Declined a call on one device? On the others it shows as Declined, not Missed. No guilt trip. • On iPad: contact card in tabs, browse media with arrow keys, attachments right next to "+". Security - no jokes here: • Attachment files are stored encrypted on the device. • Lock your phone - chats and keys are gone from memory. • Working while the phone is locked is never switched on silently - it's your call. • A copied message stays on this device only, and only for two minutes. • New devices are linked with Face ID or your Tysha passcode. The phone passcode won't do. Fixed: • Photos and albums that got lost on the way now arrive on their own. • A file that didn't send the first time tries again - no drama, no red triangles. • Scrolling no longer gets stuck on long messages and voice messages. • Last week's "typing…" and "online" are no longer shown.

Thank you to our testers: nearly everything in this update came from your feedback. • A photo or file sent together with text is now a single bubble. • Reply by swiping a message right. Swipe left for Info: when it was sent, received and read. • Messages made only of emoji appear without a bubble. • Very long messages show their beginning - tap Show more to read the rest. • Photos and files sent as a reply are linked to the message, just like text. A quoted photo shows as a thumbnail - tap to jump to it. • Save and Share are now buttons on photos and files, and in the message menu. • Swipe in the chat list: delete, mute for an hour and more - as icons; mark read or unread, pin. • Pinned chats are highlighted. • On iPad: a wider chat list. Fixed: • On iPad, trackpad scrolling no longer jumps to the bottom, and opening a quote takes you right to it. • The tab bar comes back together with Back, without a delay. • One notifications banner instead of two; local network access is checked again. • Clearer labels in the hiding settings. • On iPad with a keyboard, Shift+Enter starts a new line.

Bug fixes.

Group calls, reimagined. • Participant tiles: the name in a single pill, muted mic and camera shown as icons. Without video, the avatar pulses with the voice. • Controls hide so they don't get in the way - tap and they're back. iPad gets its own layout. • You can open your own picture full screen too. • Video calls get a "Sound off" mode, and switching cameras no longer flips the picture. • Safety words now show during voice calls. • Your call history is the same on all your devices, and shows which one took the call. • Paste photos, videos and files right into the message field. • Tapping the messages hides the keyboard. • Groups and chats across several of your devices are more reliable; a deleted group disappears everywhere. • Search finds every matching message on its own line - with date and time - and opens the chat right at it. • Read on one device means read on all of them, including the number on the app icon. • On iPad: calls in three columns and a larger chat list. • Calls reconnect faster after the network drops. • A contact's new key is accepted only when it's confirmed: by their recovery words or by checking the code in person.

Tysha is now on iPad: link it to your account - conversations sit right next to the list, and every device keeps its own keys that never leave it. • A new glass look on iPhone and iPad. • Quick replies to an incoming call: decline and text in one tap. • Hold to record a voice message, slide up to keep recording hands-free. • Reactions sit on the edge of a message; a new message menu and "delete for me / for everyone". • Alternative app icons in General. • A declined call no longer counts as missed. • More reliable connection and calls across your own devices.

- Group video calls: picture quality now adapts to each participant separately. Tap someone to open them full screen, in the sharpest picture your connection allows. - You can rejoin a group call you left or missed. - One-to-one video calls: up to 1080p when the connection allows. - The sound button in group calls knows about headphones. - Face ID at sign-in also opens your conversations. They are encrypted on the phone with a key that only Face ID or the phone passcode releases - an extra layer of protection.

What's new • Calls you can actually hear. Sound arrives on a locked screen and with Tysha in the background - pick up and talk. • Groups no longer go quiet on you. Messages stop being unreadable: membership and keys catch up on their own. • Set up an account with no internet? We register it ourselves the moment you are online. • Smaller, but nice: dictation no longer leaves text behind in the field, the hints in settings became readable, and a lock appeared beside every name - because there is no unencrypted conversation here. Plus the work you do not see: we tuned the app and fixed the bugs we found ourselves. Thanks for being with us!