Development updates are not a public release announcement. Your installed build may differ. Check the download page for platform availability.
An updated preview for one-off Intent.
Our updated iPhone Intent reference starts with a tap on Intent on the Voice keyboard. Krewva reads the current conversation context, transcribes your spoken meaning, and uses both to generate one message. It inserts the result into the active app’s text box, then returns to Voice / Intent for the next request.
This describes a preview flow, not an implemented or shipped app update; availability depends on your build. Intent is not a global or Contact instruction and has no transcript panel or Draft-tab detour. Ordinary dictation and the separate three-suggestion Draft remain distinct. You review, edit, and send the inserted message yourself.
More context. More control.
Recent iPhone work includes local reply history, writing samples, relationship memory, Contact Objectives, and cautious AI Impressions. Selected context can guide a draft after consent.
History controls and Contact deletion are separate. Contacts and Objectives are not automatically age-pruned. Changing an Objective or pace can clear its AI Impression.
Help across the desktop.
Current development includes reviewed reply insertion, Voice Input with smart cleanup and encrypted local text history, and user-requested tasks with plan review and applicable approvals.
Brain brings available relationship, file, agent, and chat views together. Daily Insight presents attention items, upcoming events, and recent activity as a read-only view.
These are development capabilities. The August Mac and Windows downloads are not proof that every newer feature has shipped.
Clearer iPhone privacy and support guidance.
The published iPhone guidance explains keyboard setup, context-aware drafts, Voice Input, personalization, and privacy requests. It does not announce App Store availability.
Read the support guide ↗