• Apple Watch: the first time you tap “Start”, a short screen explains what the microphone is for and that you’ll scroll down to tap “Allow”. Once you allow it, recording starts right away, with no second tap. • Steadier read-along: during playback, the highlight now stays on the sentence through short pauses and punctuation instead of flickering out. • Plus smaller fixes and refinements.

• While you record, the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island now show the live audio level, with Pause and Stop right there. If it finds promises within a few seconds of stopping, the card tells you how many — tap to see each one with the original words. • Read along: as a recording plays, the sentence being played is highlighted and the transcript scrolls with it. Scroll away, and one tap brings you back. • Mark your own voice once, and your lines are labeled as you instead of “Speaker unconfirmed”. • Recognizes people you’ve named in more of your recordings. When it has heard someone only once, it asks “Is this Sam?” instead of guessing. • Sentences stay whole: when someone keeps talking through a short pause, the rest of the sentence stays with them. • Fewer false “may be misheard” flags: only places that really might be wrong are marked. • Home shows only promises that read as a complete sentence with a clear action. • Parts of a recording that couldn’t be transcribed are retried automatically, and silence no longer counts as a failure. • Tested in Airplane Mode: recording, live transcription and the list of who promised what all work with no connection. • Plus many refinements.

• Promises become plans: when someone commits to a time, add it to your calendar in one tap — you review it in Apple’s own Calendar sheet first. • Opens much faster, with no blank screen, and uses far less memory. • Start recording the instant the app opens; your first words appear with a quiet, live waveform. • People you’ve named stay named: LangLang only puts a name on a voice when it’s sure, and asks “Is this Sam?” when it isn’t. • Learns from your fixes: names and terms you correct are recognized better next time. • Before you meet: connect your calendar to see what’s still open with someone you’ve named. • Apple Watch shows sync progress accurately, plus many refinements.

• Transcription keeps going for the conversation you’re recording, even when your iPhone is warm. • After updating, LangLang reorganizes older recordings only while your iPhone is cool. • A clear notice when heat protection pauses, with what to do.

• Names from conversation: when people call each other by name, LangLang can suggest who is who. Confirm once and it can recognise that voice in later recordings. • Short replies such as “OK” or “Sure” are more often credited to the right speaker. • Cleaner transcripts: lines no longer start with stray punctuation. • Apple Watch live captions now show the newest speech first. • A new on-device model for key points and next steps. Promises and decisions it is not confident about are no longer added to your list; the sentence stays in the transcript. • The LangLang+ page now explains how your subscription supports ongoing improvements to LangLang’s on-device models, and shows the core protections before you choose a plan. Check important names, dates and amounts against the recording.