These are the improvements that do not make a headline on their own, but change what the thing is like to use every day. Newest first.
The voice is not left on its own: a serious question is handed to the same deep engine that answers in the chat, and the answer comes back out loud.
One door, many pages. A partner sets their own tone, signature and rules by talking, and the queue is visible right in the portal.
We now ask Facebook for the latest comments, so a fresh question no longer gets lost at the back of the queue.
The upload door knows its weight limit: a file that is too heavy is refused out loud, instead of appearing to go through and then going quiet.
The screen used to simply fall silent. Now you see that something went wrong and can ask again straight away.
The bots stop inventing terms they cannot honour, and questions are counted for real.
On a narrow screen the animation leaned onto the toolbar. It now sits in the corner and gets in nobody's way.
You can stop an answer halfway. The bot actually stops — and you pay only for what was already written.
Highlight a fragment of the answer and ask about exactly that. The bot no longer has to guess which part you meant.
A voice message forwarded from WhatsApp or Telegram is listened to directly. No typing needed.
If the list fails to load, it now says so, instead of announcing that your history is empty.
Tapping twice no longer creates two applications or shows a false error.
The bot lays the document out itself and hands you a file to download. When it helps, it also draws charts and diagrams.
Tables used to arrive as raw pipes. Now they read properly right in the chat.
The copy button hands over clean text — no asterisks, no pipes. Paste it straight where you need it.
If you began as a guest and then registered, the conversation comes with you.
Even on a long answer, a dropped connection no longer means a lost reply — the text still reaches you.
While the answer is being prepared you can see what the bot is doing this minute — searching, reading or writing.
Chat, cabinet and documentation — in both languages. The switch is in the menu.
Drag the microphone onto any field, speak — and the text lands there.
How the balance, the cabinet and the widget work — five pages in Georgian and English.
Documentation →A harbour, living water and sound. If you prefer calm, the menu switches to black and white.
Paste a file or an image with Ctrl+V — no separate upload button needed.
The header was cleared: every control moved into a single 🛟 menu.
Dunno — the first Georgian multi-purpose AI platform