Changelog

New features

• Subscription & usage: a brand-new page brings plans, usage and plan comparison together. Upgrades ask for confirmation with an estimated price; downgrades take effect at the end of the current cycle.
• Speaker labeling: label and manage speakers via MCP in your AI assistant.
• Local audio cleanup: when you delete a memory, the matching audio segments kept on this device are deleted too.
• Watch: visual polish across the watch face, settings and lists.

Improvements

• Overlapping listening segments are deduplicated automatically, so duplicated content no longer appears.
• Progress and free-quota figures in Subscription & usage now share one consistent basis.
• Conversations and memory search get better at telling who said what.
• Copy unified and corrected across languages.

Fixes

• Fixed issues around subscription changes and status display.
• Fixed an assortment of stability and display details.

New Features

• MCP access: Hemory is on its way to the Claude and ChatGPT marketplaces — once live, one tap to authorize with your existing Hemory account brings your memory into these AI assistants.
• Login methods: The profile page gains a Login Methods entry where you can see every method bound to your account, add an email and password, change your login email, update your password, or remove a method you no longer use. Each change also sends a security notification email.
• iPhone edge-swipe back: More pages — sign-in, Settings, feedback — now support swiping back from the left screen edge. A preview of the previous page follows your finger, and the transition matches tapping Back exactly.
• Queued follow-ups: You can keep typing while an answer is still generating; a question sent in the meantime is queued and goes out right after the current answer completes.
• “New answer” pill: When an answer completes, the view no longer jumps back to the bottom; if you’re reading earlier in the conversation, a “New answer” pill appears — tap it to return to the latest.
• Apple Watch standby face: The center is now a large Tap to start listening call-to-action; the overall look is calmer and readable at a glance.

Experience Improvements

• Chats: streaming answers render and scroll more smoothly, and tools used along the way collapse into a one-line summary instead of filling the screen with cards.
• Chats: the input box grows as you type, up to four lines.
• Chats: reconnecting to an interrupted conversation now clearly shows what’s being waited on and for how long; a conversation that fails to load gets an in-page message with a retry button.
• Feedback form: you can now say which device your feedback is about and when it happened, with tidier screenshots and layout details.
• Timeline: passing chats group together more accurately, spacing inside groups is easier on the eyes, and end times now appear in the details.
• Watch: the version number is back at the bottom of the Settings page.

Fixed

• Chats: when a network hiccup interrupts an answer, the partial reply is kept and Retry picks up where it left off; also fixed an issue where a failed reconnection left the input box unusable.
• Fixed Google sign-in failures on the web in some cases.
• Watch feedback uploads are more reliable; tasks left over from a network interruption recover on their own.
• Fixed several display details in the timeline and chats, such as hour marks crowding neighboring cards, single-line input text sitting slightly off, and English copy errors.

New Features

• Listening saved: when you stop listening, a card appears on your timeline right away to confirm the audio is safely stored on your device. Once analysis is ready, it hands over to the activity card. Both the live and the saved card were redesigned, and their height now follows their content.
• Passing chats: what used to be called fragments is now “passing chats”. Consecutive ones are merged into a single group you can open to see everything inside, and a lone one collapses into a single dot row instead of taking up a whole card.
• When another app is holding the microphone, you now get a clear explanation instead of a generic failure.
• The auto-listening page now ends with a permanent notification-permission card: a warning and a shortcut to turn them on when notifications are off, a confirmation when they are on.
• The topic filter bar now shows which categories are selected.
• “About” moved into the support and community card in Settings and now shows the current version.
• The Android Watch beta continues: rotary paging, list and delete interactions, and starting from a notification were all rebuilt.

Experience Improvements

• The timeline’s month label now follows the selected day instead of the leftmost day in view.
• Activity, topic and people cards no longer change color while pressed.
• Offline and weak networks now consistently show “No network connection”, without misleading auto-retry copy; the offline preview row was removed from Subscription & Usage.
• Elapsed listening time on the Apple Watch face ticks more accurately.
• Sessions that cross midnight now show an absolute end date in the segment list instead of “next day”.

Fixed

• Android: listening no longer gets stuck for good after a call or another app takes the microphone. Retries continue on their own once the interruption ends, a single call is no longer split into several listening sessions, and “listening” is never shown while no audio is coming in.
• Android: interruption alerts and the “Listening stopped” notification now really restart listening when tapped.
• iPhone: after a failed recovery, attempts continue with backoff instead of silently stopping in the interrupted state.
• Fixed activity and topic times that could be computed incorrectly and even land in the future.
• Fixed the missing capture timezone on Android uploads, which filed content under the wrong day.
• Fixed the listening card never leaving the timeline when processing finished with no content.
• Fixed date grouping in memory search results over MCP.
• Fixed the profile page’s failure state in Settings, plus several places where text was clipped at large font sizes.

New Features

• Listening interruption alerts: when listening is interrupted by a call or another system event, you’ll get an instant notification on your iPhone and Apple Watch — tap it to resume. If the interruption continues, you’ll be reminded again; once listening resumes or ends, the notification clears automatically.
• More reliable auto-resume: after an interruption ends, listening is resumed automatically, and your listening time so far is fully preserved.

Experience Improvements

• Improved device pairing and account connections.
• Improved notifications and alerts.
• Improved the timeline.
• Improved audio playback.
• Refined multilingual copy and fixed some issues.

New Features

• The Android watch app is now in beta.
• Activity and fragment details now include a Voiceprints tab. It shows the speaker clips still awaiting identification in that time range, so you can mark people directly. The panel highlights the most likely match, and what you mark applies everywhere.
• Transcripts now tell Pending apart from Unidentified. Speakers with clips you can mark show as Pending and are tappable; those without show as Unidentified and stay greyed out.
• Fragments can now be edited and deleted. You can change a fragment’s title and summary, and deleting one also clears the audio from that time range.
• People can be renamed or deleted from the person detail page. A new name applies to every related activity and voiceprint.
• Apple Watch gains a brand mark complication, available across all four watch face families.
• Timeline fragment cards now use a fixed two-line compact card with a DRIFT watermark, matching activity cards in title layout and border.

Experience Improvements

• Deleting from activity and fragment details is now a permanent trash icon, so it takes a single tap to reach the confirmation. If you have never set a theme preference, the default is now dark.
• Detail pages keep a separate scroll position for each tab.
• Changing your display name or uploading an avatar now confirms success, and uploads show progress while they run.
• Person names and detail page titles are shown in full instead of being truncated.
• Japanese and Korean now cover server messages, the Apple Watch face, and system notifications.
• Fixed some issues.

New Features

• The Android build from our official website now supports in-app updates. The app checks for new versions when it launches, returns to the foreground, or opens the About page. Downloads support resuming, available disk space checks, and package integrity and signature verification.
• Apple Watch recording clips are now organized by session. Dates, durations, and storage sizes follow the current language, and clips can be deleted with the native swipe-left gesture.
• Privacy & Security now includes device management, where you can view the current device and primary listening device, and securely remove devices you no longer use.
• Android now officially supports Japanese and Korean. Recording notifications and interruption alerts follow the app or system language.

Experience Improvements

• Starting listening manually no longer waits for a network check on the primary device, so it begins immediately even offline or on a weak connection. The primary listening device is now determined automatically by the device that most recently started recording.
• Key interruption alerts on iPhone and Apple Watch are now time-sensitive notifications. iPhone also uses a consistent alert sound.
• Timeline fragment cards now share the same style and detail page as activity cards. Feedback submitted from a failed card automatically includes the relevant time range and failure context.
• Notification permission banners have been added to the four main pages. Device management, Pending Voiceprints, MCP Key creation, and subscription quota pages also received interaction improvements.
• Fixed some issues.

New

• Ask follow-up questions right from an event’s detail page — answers now take that event’s time, people and related topics into account.
• New About page: release notes, website, privacy policy and terms, all in one place.

Improved

• The date rail at the top of your timeline scrolls continuously across months. Days that hold something are marked ahead of time, so it shows up instantly on a weak connection or right after launch.
• Submitting feedback no longer waits for Apple Watch logs — it goes through even when they can’t be fetched.
• Sharper speaker recognition, fewer mix-ups.
• Clearer session messages: you can tell at a glance whether account info is only temporarily out of sync or you really need to sign in again — and the notice no longer repeats.
• “Wi-Fi Only” upload on Apple Watch is now called “Low Data Mode”, closer to how it is actually used.
• Polish across dialogs, pull-to-refresh, the search field and settings.

Fixed

• Apple Watch kept saying segments were waiting to sync after everything had gone through, and segments captured on the watch could stall on their way up.
• Subscription purchases failed at checkout.
• Blank summary on the home screen after updating, and content from the previous account lingering after switching accounts.
• Chinese text was clipped in the search field.

Highlights

• Hemory launches on iOS and Apple Watch.
• Always-on listening with manual and scheduled auto modes, metered by VAD — time without speech never counts.
• After listening ends, an automatic pipeline takes over: transcription in 100 languages with an AI cleaning pass, activity segmentation, type-aware summaries, topics aggregated across time, and voiceprint speaker recognition.
• Built-in read-only Q&A agent over your memory — the same power exposed to your own agents via MCP.
• Free Trial with 10 hours of listening (one-time), plus Starter / Pro / Max monthly plans.

More platforms — macOS, Windows, Linux, Web, and Self-host — will land in future releases.