Changelog

What changed.

0.1.15 · 4 September 2026

Added a quiet update card in the reading area so a signed available release is visible without interrupting the app; it can install and restart, wait until later, or skip that version.
Fixed desktop conversations rendering as an empty room when opening at the newest message or pressing Newest.

Added replies: answer one particular message and the quoted message is drawn from your own copy, so it can never misattribute a word and someone who joined later sees an honest "not on this device" rather than words never sent to them. Replies in progress are kept with the draft; messages sent before 0.1.9 have no address and offer only Copy.
Added exporting a single conversation from its row on desktop, with or without attachment bytes, and readable exports now keep each reply resolvable.
Fixed emoji drawing as a box in names and titles, generated initials that used a symbol instead of letters, and a silent account-creation exit that now explains why it stopped.

Fixed in-app updates through compressed HTTP transfers by keeping the verified manifest revision pin off the separately signed artifact request.
Made Windows updater reinstalls wait for old-version cleanup instead of racing it.

Made failed local-store unlocks identify the actual key source, give the matching action, and stop promising a password-manager prompt for local key files.

Hardened message durability, stale-card handling, key-transparency verification, recovery delays, linking, and encrypted-store writes.
Added enforced temporary-message expiry, targeted device unlinking, private person blocking, passphrase rotation, and clearer storage posture receipts.
Hardened native and Cloudflare relays with quotas, body limits, validation, transactional writes, maintenance health, and privacy-safe logging.
Improved desktop and iOS navigation, Swedish localization, attachments, calls, Pages, memory citations, accessibility, diagnostics, and error recovery.
Added signed release manifests, immutable CI dependencies, strict quality gates, iOS privacy metadata, and customer-facing release and support pages.

Founding beta with native Linux, Windows, macOS, and iOS clients, encrypted messaging, Spaces, voice calls, recovery, hardened transport, on-device memory, and opt-in public Pages.

Source-level detail is available in the repository commit history.