REFINED The cat from the app icon now opens your conversations, in its real colours, and greets you on a new chat. The buttons and the message box are set in glass, picking up the colour that flows behind them. Replies are larger and easier to read, and the spacing is even throughout: lists no longer bunch up between points. Editing one of your own messages moved to a long press on it, with Copy alongside, which gives the conversation more room to breathe. FIXED The button that opens your conversations sometimes needed a second tap. It does not any more.

A NEW LOOK The conversation now owns the whole screen. The top bar is gone: controls float over the chat, the model you are talking to sits in the composer next to your message, and its parameters (temperature, reasoning effort) are one tap away inside the model picker. Sending carries your message to the top and the reply streams into the space below it, like you expect from a modern AI app. A soft glow in your accent colour flows down from the top of the conversation, and quietly brightens while the AI is working. Scroll up to re-read and an arrow appears to bring you back to the latest reply. Text melts into a blur as it slides under the top of the screen. New conversations greet you properly, with the cat. And when your site cannot be reached, the app now offers Retry and a one-tap switch to the on-device model.

FIXED An unreachable site no longer locks you out of the app. The error used to cover the buttons at the top, so you could not switch sites, open Settings, or use the on-device model until the site came back. The connection error now offers Retry and, on devices with Apple Intelligence, a one-tap switch to Offline. It can also be dismissed. The app retries the connection by itself when you come back to it, so once your site is up again, everything simply reconnects.

FIXED Connecting now works on sites that block the WordPress users route. Security plugins commonly turn it off to stop user enumeration, and that was the one route the app used to check a new connection, so WordPress showed the device as paired while the app still said the connection was not valid. A refused connection now explains itself. The app asks the site what went wrong and passes the answer on, whether the credentials were dropped on the way to WordPress, a security plugin blocked the request, or the account is not an administrator. IMPROVED Settings shows which version of AI Engine the site is running, which is the first thing worth knowing when something misbehaves. Connecting no longer depends on a site sending every last detail the app knows about, so an older or newer AI Engine will not keep you out.

NEW Offline. Apple Intelligence now runs on the device itself, so Workspace still answers with no site, no network and no keys. It appears as an environment called Offline, on devices that support Apple Intelligence. Web Search. Let the model look things up and answer with current information. Available on models that support it, when your site has web search enabled. IMPROVED A new app icon. A zoomed image can now be dragged around in the full-screen viewer. Replies scroll smoothly as they arrive instead of jumping with every word, and scrolling up to re-read no longer pulls you back down. The whole input area responds to a tap, not just the line of text. Your model is named the moment the app opens, instead of showing "Pick a model" for a second first. Folders deleted in the web Workspace now disappear here too, when you pull to refresh or come back to the app.