Changelog
What's new in Tase
A running log of shipped changes across every Tase platform. Bug fixes and tiny polish edits omitted to keep the signal high.
Your day greets you
2026-07-19- A new welcome screen in Ask — the greeting screen was redesigned around glanceable mini cards. Overdue tasks and today's scheduled tasks now appear as small swipeable cards right under the hello: overdue ones flagged with how late they are, scheduled ones with their time and length, each in its task's own color. Tap a card and Tase drafts the right request for you — catch up on what slipped, or prep for what's next.
- Suggestions became cards — the "try saying" prompts are now a swipeable row of cards instead of a plain list.
Tasks and time blocks became one thing
2026-07-18- One task, two views — time blocks are no longer a separate thing you manage next to your tasks. Give any task a time and it appears as a colored block on the Timeline AND as a row in the List — one record, ticked off in either place. Blocks you already created were converted to scheduled tasks automatically.
- Repeat on the days you pick — any task can now repeat on a custom set of weekdays (Mon/Wed/Fri), not just daily/weekly/monthly. Place it on the timeline once and it lands in the same slot on every repeat day.
- Alerts on tasks — the "5 minutes before" style alerts now belong to the task itself and fire for every upcoming repeat.
- Asking Tase to "block out 9 to 11 for deep work" now creates a real scheduled task, and accepting an AI day plan fills your day with real tasks.
- 100+ new agents in the library — the Agents templates gallery grew by over a hundred ready-to-deploy specialists across six new areas — Relationships, Home, Learning, Creative, Mind and Career — plus more depth in Health, Finance, Productivity, Career and beyond (a dating coach, home chef, CBT companion, resume writer, language tutor, budget coach, and many more). Browse them under Agents → Templates and tap Deploy.
Your day, planned by AI
2026-07-17- AI day planner — ask Tase to plan your day ("build me a morning routine and a work schedule") and it proposes a full set of time blocks as a card right in the chat: every block with its colour, emoji and time slot. Review it, then Accept to add the whole plan to your timeline in one tap — or ask for changes, or decline. Nothing lands on your timeline until you accept.
- Blocks in the List too — the List view now shows the day's time blocks at the top, sorted by time, so both views tell the same story. Tap one to edit it.
- Move a whole block — press and drag a block card to a free slot on the timeline to reschedule it.
- Smarter + button — on the Timeline it creates a time block; on the List it creates a task. Hold it for both options.
- Tighter timeline — the hour rail is slimmer, so your day gets more of the screen.
Playbooks in Goals, plus a real map for places
2026-07-16- Time blocks, now with everything — a block can be one-time ("Barber, Friday") or repeat on the days you pick. Give it an emoji from the full picker, a colour from a 14-shade palette, an exact duration (tap the "…" for anything the presets don't cover), alerts (at the start, 5/10/15/30/60 minutes before, or your own), and its own checklist. Tap any block on the timeline to edit all of it.
- Just ask for it — tell Tase "block out 9 to 11 for deep work every weekday" in chat or by voice and the block appears on your timeline, alerts and checklist included. You can also ask what your day looks like, or to drop a block.
- Swipe between Timeline and List — no need to reach for the toggle.
- Plan your day with time blocks — the Tasks tab has a new Timeline view. Create your own time blocks (Morning Routine, Deep Work, Gym…) with a color, icon, time window, and the weekdays they repeat on — then drag tasks into them or drop a task on a free stretch to schedule it at that time. Free hours collapse so your day reads at a glance, a live marker shows where you are right now, and unplanned tasks wait in a tray at the bottom. Place a repeating task into a block once and tomorrow's copy lands there automatically. The classic list is one tap away.
- Subscription detection — Tase now spots recurring charges in your connected bank transactions and manual expenses (streaming, memberships, bills), shows what each one costs per month and per year, and turns any of them into a tracked recurring payment with one tap — reminders included.
- Share tasks and budgets — invite a partner by email to view or edit a task or budget. They see it live, editors can update it, and you can revoke access anytime. Invites appear under Settings → Shared with Me.
- Playbooks — the Goals tab has a new Playbooks library: 208 in-depth guides across 13 areas — Business, Career, Wealth, Investment, Health, Fitness, Mind, Skills, Relationships, Lifestyle, Creative, Tech, and Freedom. Swipe between Goals and Playbooks, or filter by area.
- Every playbook is a full course, not a checklist — open one and you get how the thing actually works (a coffee shop's real margins, a career's pay ladder, what a strategy has historically returned in a crash), what you'll need including the paperwork, licenses and permits with their real cost and wait time, what makes it genuinely hard, and the expensive mistakes people make — before the step-by-step plan.
- Honest numbers, not hype — startup costs and monthly running costs for businesses, training time and salaries for careers, median outcomes for creative and side-income paths, real drawdown history for investing approaches. Where most people fail at something, the playbook says so.
- One tap to start — any playbook turns into a fully staged, trackable goal.
- Ratings on the map — ask for restaurants (or cafes, gyms, pharmacies...) and every spot now shows up as a ★-rating bubble on the map, with a photo card strip underneath showing price level and whether it's open right now.
- Reviews and details — tap a place card to see its photos, star rating, opening status, address, and real user reviews, plus one-tap Directions, Call, and Website buttons.
- Search anywhere, not just nearby — "açaí bowls in West Hollywood" works from anywhere in the world; naming a city or neighborhood no longer needs location access.
- Full-screen map — tap the map to expand it, pan and zoom freely, and type a new search right on the map ("kebab restaurants") to update the results in place.
Interactive cards in chat: alarms and places
2026-07-06- Alarm cards — ask Tase to set an alarm and a card appears right in the conversation with the time and a live switch. Flip it off to cancel the alarm, flip it back on to re-arm it — the card always reflects the real alarm on your device, even after restarting the app.
- See all your alarms — ask "show my alarms" and Tase lays them out as cards you can switch on or off individually.
- Places cards — ask for the nearest coffee shop (or pharmacy, gym, restaurant...) and chat answers with a map plus a list of nearby spots with distance and address. Tap one to open turn-by-turn directions in Maps.
- Rich cards for everyday actions — reminders, notes, calendar events, emails, calls, and messages now come back as clean cards right in the chat instead of plain text. Tap an event card to open it in Calendar, or a contact card to place the call.
- Timers — say "set a timer for 10 minutes" and a live countdown card appears in chat, with a Cancel button. It rings like a real timer when time is up.
- Smarter calls — if several contacts share the name you said, Tase shows them as a picker so you dial the right person with one tap.
- One-tap connect — when something needs an account you haven't linked yet (Gmail, Calendar, Reminders), chat now shows a Connect card that takes you straight to the right screen.
- Your lists as cards — "show my reminders" and "what's on my calendar" now answer with tappable cards instead of a text list.
- Even more cards — weather answers, created and completed tasks, logged meals with their macros, logged expenses, and "what do you know about X" memory recaps all come back as rich cards now. "Show my tasks" lays your active tasks out as cards too.
- Cards you can act on — complete a reminder right from its card, add a minute to a running timer, and tap a note card to jump to your notes.
- Emails now wait for you — asking Tase to email someone prepares a draft card in chat; nothing is sent until you review it and tap Send.
Louder, steadier voice + a smoother sign-in
2026-06-19- Clearer, louder voice — the assistant is noticeably easier to hear, hands-free or in the car.
- Voice reconnects cleanly — if a session dropped, it reopens reliably without needing an app restart.
- Smoother sign-in — fixed a case where the app could hang on the loading screen right after you signed in.
- Tase keeps learning — it quietly reinforces what matters about you across conversations, so replies keep getting more personal.
Agents that work as a team
2026-06-13- Direct your agents while they work — ask what an agent is doing and get a live answer, redirect it with a word mid-task, or stop it, all from chat.
- Put a team on one goal — deploy several agents on the same job and Tase brings their findings back as one clear answer.
- Cleaner reports — agents now hand back just the finished result, without the behind-the-scenes noise.
- Nothing gets lost — agent cards and answers now stay in your saved conversations, exactly as you left them.
Meet Agents: your own AI workforce
2026-06-11- Agents — a new home in the AI Brain where you build your own AI specialists: give one a name, an expertise, and a focus, then put it to work on your real data.
- 60 ready-made specialists — a template gallery spanning Law, Founder, CEO, Product, Design, Tech, Sales, Operations, Marketing, and Productivity. Deploy a Contract Reviewer, Pitch Coach, Negotiation Strategist, or Focus Enforcer in one tap.
- Deploy on a task — hand an agent a job and it works autonomously in the background: it makes a plan, searches the web, digs through your notes and data, double-checks its own work, and reports back in chat when done.
- Live run cards — watch your agent think step by step right inside the conversation. The card updates live, survives leaving the page or restarting the app, and syncs across your devices.
- Chat with any agent — activate an agent and talk to it directly; it stays on duty in the message bar until you dismiss it.
- Scheduled agents — put an agent on a daily, weekday, weekly, or monthly schedule and wake up to its report.
- Safe by design — agents can read your data and save their findings to Notes and Knowledge, but they can never delete or rewrite your stuff.
- Reward Store — a built-in showroom of 200 dream rewards across 16 categories: cars, watches, jewelry, bags, accessories, sneakers, fashion, perfume, tech, home, food, drinks, travel, experiences, art, and yachts & jets. Swipe through a cinematic stage level by level — from your first small win all the way to the grails. Lives right in the Rewards tab bar, between Rewards and Completed.
- Smart Budget Rule — choose what share of your linked balance counts toward rewards (5–100%). The store shows what’s unlocked, what’s within reach, and exactly how far the dream ones are.
- One-tap wishlist — pick a reward, tweak the price to your real-world cost, and it drops straight into your Rewards with the full unlock-and-buy flow.
- Reward Vault — tap any reward to open its vault and feed it like a piggy bank: quick +5/+10/+25/+50/+100 buttons or any custom amount move money from your balance into that reward, with the progress ring filling live and confetti when the vault is full.
- Pay only what’s left — vault money counts as already paid: the purchase receipt shows price, vault credit, and what you actually pay, and a fully-funded reward unlocks no matter the budget rule.
- Safe piggy bank — deleting a funded reward or lowering its price returns the vaulted money straight back to your account.
- Withdraw anytime — flip the vault to Withdraw and take any amount back out to your balance; nothing is ever locked in.
The Founder’s Office, and reliable live market data
2026-06-10- Tase truly learns as you chat — after every conversation turn, Tase quietly notices lasting facts about you (who you are, what you’re working toward, what you like) and saves them to What Tase Learned and your Memory.
- No more duplicate memories — telling Tase the same thing twice now strengthens one memory instead of creating a copy; each fact shows how many times you’ve confirmed it (×2, ×3...). Existing duplicates are merged automatically the next time you open What Tase Learned.
- Cleaner learned facts — saved AI replies and stray text no longer show up as things Tase "learned about you"; the learning screen now only lists real facts, with the most recently confirmed first.
- Sharper memory in conversations — Tase now leans on your most important, most-confirmed facts first, and quietly lets short-lived details expire so old context never goes stale.
- The Founder’s Office — a hidden door in Settings. Knock on it, leave a note, and it goes straight to the founder — he reads every single one.
- Market prices now load dependably — quotes come from more resilient sources with automatic backup, so the Markets section no longer gets stuck loading.
- Clear status instead of endless loading — if prices can’t be fetched you see what happened and can retry with one tap, while the last good prices stay on screen with their update time.
- Smarter refresh — prices update more frequently while you’re on the tab and pause in the background to save battery and data.
- Cleaner Accounts tab — once your first bank is linked, the big "Connect a Bank" card steps aside; add more banks anytime from the menu on any linked institution.
- Tap a health chart to inspect any day — in Health history, tapping a bar now shows that exact day’s steps, energy, or sleep value in a small callout.
- New "Today" view in Health history — see steps and active energy hour by hour through the day, plus last night’s sleep with bedtime and wake-up times.
- Health tab now supports dark mode — every card, tile, and accent adapts to your appearance setting instead of staying bright white.
- Text selection now lets go — tap anywhere outside selected text to deselect it, and starting a new selection clears the old one. Selections no longer get stuck on screen until you restart the app.
- Budget months stay put — switching months in Finance → Budget no longer shows the previous month’s numbers under the new month’s header, daily averages for past months use that month’s actual days, and your home-screen widget always shows the live month while you browse history.
- A clearer Monthly Trend chart — income and expense bars now sit side by side instead of stacking, with a net line, an average-spending guide, and tap-to-inspect: touch any month to see its exact income, expenses, and net, then jump straight to it.
- Donut percentages that match the donut — the category legend now shows each category’s true share of the month’s spending, so the numbers line up with the slice sizes.
- Watchlist prices that actually fill in — Invest tab quotes now come from a shared, always-warm price feed: rows load instantly with the latest known prices and keep updating live on screen, instead of sitting on "—" until their turn in the refresh queue.
- Faster symbol details — opening a stock or coin you don’t follow shows its latest known price immediately, and still works when the price service is briefly unavailable.
- Fixed a crash when adding pair-style symbols — entering a symbol like "BTC/USD" as a holding or watchlist item could crash the app; pair notation is now handled safely everywhere.
Investments, a view of your AI memory, and more
2026-06-09- A new Investments tab in Finance — track every stock and crypto holding in one place, see your total portfolio value at a glance, and watch live market prices update automatically.
- Live market data — current prices and 24-hour change for the assets you hold and anything on your watchlist, refreshed every 30 seconds.
- Investment planner — enter a monthly amount, target return, and time horizon to see exactly what your money could grow to.
- Watchlist — add any stock or crypto symbol to keep an eye on without buying.
- A clear view of what Tase remembers — as you chat, Tase quietly picks up the details that matter, and now you can see each one in one place.
- Edit or remove anything — tap the menu on any item to reword it or delete it for good.
- Turn learning off whenever you want — a new switch stops Tase from picking up anything new from your conversations.
- A clear privacy promise — everything Tase learns stays on your account and is never used to train any AI model.
Finance, Tasks & Goals get deeper — and start working together
2026-06-07- Scan a receipt to log an expense — point your camera at a receipt and Tase fills in the merchant, amount, date, and a suggested category.
- Smarter bank imports — imported transactions are categorized automatically, and Tase remembers your choice for similar ones next time.
- Split one expense across categories, and move money between your own accounts with a real transfer that doesn’t skew your budget.
- Personalized budget advice built from your actual spending, not generic tips.
- An optional weekly spending summary so you always know where the week landed against your budget.
- Notes and a time of day on any task — set the exact time something is due and get reminded right then, not just on the day.
- Complete a task from its notification on the lock screen, without opening the app.
- Quick-add in plain language — type “call mom tomorrow at 3pm” and Tase fills in the title, date, and time.
- A task-completion streak, plus priorities, tags, and custom repeats like “every 2 weeks”.
- See your pace on every goal — goals now show their deadline and whether you’re on track, ahead, or falling behind.
- Pause, archive, or back-burner a goal so your list stays focused on what’s active.
- A gentle weekly check-in on each goal, plus soft nudges when one hasn’t moved in a few days.
- Savings goals — turn any goal into a savings goal and watch its progress bar fill automatically as your balance grows toward the target. Pick a single account or track your total cash.
- Goals that track your tasks — tasks you create from a goal now count toward it, so checking them off moves the goal on its own.
- Weekly recap — an optional once-a-week summary that pulls your money, tasks, goals, and health into one quick read, with a “view now” button whenever you want it.
- A nudge when a goal slips — if a goal falls behind its deadline, Tase can offer to add a few catch-up tasks in one tap.
Water tracking
2026-06-03- New Water tracker in Health — log water and other drinks with one tap from a row of quick-add amounts.
- A personalised daily goal based on your age, weight, and profile, with a liquid-fill gauge that rises as you drink through the day. Set a custom goal whenever you like.
- Live progress at a glance — how much you’ve had, how much is left, and a small celebration when you hit your goal.
New pricing + a friendlier paywall
2026-06-02- New plans: monthly and yearly billing for Pro and Max, with clear per-month pricing. Weekly billing has been retired.
- Redeem a promo code right from Settings.
- A clear “Continue Free” option on the onboarding paywall — no hard gate before you’ve had a chance to see the app.
- A short personal note from the founder during onboarding.
- The onboarding paywall now scrolls, so nothing gets clipped on smaller screens.
Now runs on iOS 18
2026-06-02- Tase now runs on iOS 18, not just the latest iOS — with graceful visual fallbacks where the newest glass effects aren’t available, so the app looks right on every supported device.
- The app opens straight to the assistant on launch, and navigation chrome stays solid and legible on iOS 18.
- Fixed a rare launch crash loop that could stop the app from opening.
Goals get target dates + Recurring rebuilt
2026-06-01- Goals now take a target date, so you can see what’s due and when. The old category picker has been removed to keep goal setup quick.
- The Recurring tab in Finance has been rebuilt with a cleaner add / edit sheet.
Faster startup
2026-05-29- App launches visibly faster — the chat screen appears as soon as sign-in is confirmed instead of waiting for all background data to load.
Habits tracker
2026-05-28- Habits is now a first-class section in the app — track recurring daily habits with streaks, completion history, and reward unlocks.
- Habits live next to your tasks and goals, with a clean monochrome card for each habit on the dashboard.
Daily Brief + Evening Recap
2026-05-28- Morning Daily Brief in the assistant — a single summary of what’s on your calendar, what’s pending, and the day ahead.
- Evening Recap at the end of the day — what got done, what’s still open, and one honest line about how the day went.
- Scheduled drafts so the assistant can pre-write outbound messages and emails for you to review and send.
Voice persona polish
2026-05-28- New connect / disconnect cues so you hear when voice mode starts and ends.
- Five voice-persona greetings — each personality now opens with its own short intro so you can tell them apart by ear alone.
Spotlight + Siri Suggestions for the AI Brain
2026-05-28- Notes, ideas, knowledge entries, prompts, and memories now show up in iOS Spotlight search.
- Siri Suggestions surface the right Brain entry when iOS thinks you’re about to need it.
- Apple Reminders connector now handles the iOS 17+ full-access permission flow correctly — no more "permission denied" loops.
- Voice transcription is more resilient — if the service has a slow second, the assistant retries with a fallback path.
- Lab results now auto-generate thumbnails so you can scan your history visually.
- Firestore offline persistence turned on — your data sticks around when you lose signal.
- Permissions and crash-safety pass: every privacy usage description is now explicit, and force-unwraps that could crash on edge cases are guarded.
- Fixed five dead-end menu items in Health that previously did nothing when tapped.
Security & privacy hardening
2026-05- Closed several listener paths that could theoretically read another user’s data when permissions changed mid-session.
- Tightened Google Drive search so unusual characters in your file names can’t break the query syntax.
- Gmail connector now requests the narrowest scope possible — gmail.send only, not full mailbox read access.
- Google Drive connector narrowed to drive.file — only files the assistant creates or you explicitly open through Tase, not your entire Drive.
- Crashlytics wired end-to-end so we catch production crashes the moment they happen.
- All non-critical debug output stripped from release builds.
Workout, end-to-end — records & analytics
2026-05- PR detection for weight, reps, and total volume — each tracked independently with a live toast mid-set when you hit a record.
- Multi-PR detection so a single set can mark new records in multiple dimensions at once.
- Strength standards relative to bodyweight so you know where you are on the bell curve.
- Recovery score factoring volume, frequency, and time since your last session.
- One-rep-max calculator with realistic estimation (warm-ups and failed sets excluded).
- Best 1RM by selected period — week, month, quarter, year.
- Enhanced analytics dashboard with week-to-week comparison and weekly-volume targets per muscle group.
- Body-weight tracking integrated into the workout dashboard.
Workout, end-to-end — session quality of life
2026-05- Add Set copies the previous set’s weight and reps instead of starting at 0/0.
- Long-press an exercise to remove it from the current session.
- Live rest timer with quick +/- adjustments.
- Per-exercise notes, calorie estimate, and per-set markers for warm-up / failure / drop-set.
- Pause & resume mid-workout — your session survives an app kill or a cold launch.
- Skip rest button actually cancels the timer now (it didn’t before).
- Pre-workout warmup generator + post-workout share/export card.
- AI program builder — describe what you want and the assistant drafts a weekly split tuned to your history.
- Plan duplication — clone any plan as a starting point.
- Ask the assistant to start a workout, log a set, or pull last week’s volume — hands-free.
- Smart suggestions card on the home screen: next workout, last PR, recovery status at a glance.
- Rotating daily coach tips that pick from a pool based on what you actually do.
- Quick actions reorganised into a grouped 2-column grid.
- Lifecycle haptics on start / cancel / finish.
Workout — bug fixes that mattered
2026-05- Workout streak counter now actually advances (previously skipped the most recent day).
- Session edits used to be silently discarded — now they save.
- "Total volume" excludes uncompleted and warm-up sets.
- Built-in templates reference real exercises in the database; earlier sample data had orphan IDs.
- Sample template weights converted from pounds to realistic kilograms.
- "In lbs" comments and labels swept across all workout views — the app is metric-first.
- Exercise history chart now sorts correctly and ignores unfinished sessions.
- Critical fix: Start Empty Workout no longer shows a white page.
- Home Start CTA is always available; Resume sets the plan before showing the cover.
Forget Places — geofence reminders
2026-05- A new section in the AI Brain.
- Pin home, work, the gym, your parents’ house — anywhere you want a reminder tied to.
- "Remind me to grab milk when I’m near Target" actually fires when you’re near Target.
- Custom-place wizard with a 2-step builder for places that aren’t in your contacts or recents.
- Background geofence monitors regions in the background (with your opt-in) and pings you on boundary crossings.
- Tap-the-notification deep links open the exact reminder in-app.
- Six new assistant tools: add place, add reminder, complete, delete, list active reminders, place lookup.
Voice First mode
2026-05- Voice First HUD with the Tase mark front-and-centre — tap once to start listening, tap again to stop.
- Personality system — pick a tone, get a personality. Seven personalities × six greeting variants × four follow-ups so the assistant doesn’t repeat itself within a session.
- "Hey Tase" wake word (on-device, fully opt-in) — start a conversation hands-free, no app launch.
- Per-greeting personality — the assistant introduces itself differently depending on the personality you picked.
- Voice settings pill + bottom sheet on the HUD so changing voice/personality is one tap away.
- Greeting toggle decoupled from auto-launch — keep one without the other.
- Voice mode reliably uses the voice you selected, every time.
Proactive Engine — the AI that notices things
2026-05- An inbox in the AI Brain sidebar where the assistant drops suggestions, nudges, and observations.
- Unread badge on the sidebar item so you don’t miss it.
- Per-category controls in Settings — toggle nudges by topic.
- Quiet hours, frequency cap, snooze — full notification control.
- Push notifications for high-priority suggestions; tapping opens the inbox sheet directly.
- First-launch auth ask so the engine only runs after you explicitly opt in.
- Opt-out toggle in Settings — one switch turns the whole engine off.
Daily Briefing
2026-05- A morning summary in the assistant — what’s on the calendar, what’s pending, today’s weather, and a 1-line context line.
- Tier 2 outbound drafts: commitments you’ve made and Gmail replies the assistant has pre-drafted, ready to send.
- Smart-time keys so the briefing knows whether it’s morning, afternoon, or evening for you.
AI Orchestration — multi-step actions
2026-05- Multi-step progress bar shows what step the assistant is on when an ask requires multiple actions.
- Monochrome action card with friendly parameter-aware narration — "Saving expense: Coffee at Starbucks · $5.40" instead of cryptic function-call IDs.
- Risk badge on actions that change real data (vs. read-only).
- Iteration narration for actions the assistant has to iterate on.
- Post-execution summary chip card persists in chat history so you can scroll back and audit what changed.
- Multi-step summary embedded in chat — no leakage of intermediate state, just a clean final card.
- Failure reasons surfaced in the summary card when something doesn’t complete.
- Pure AI-driven tool routing — the assistant decides which tools to load per-conversation, so the toolbox stays focused.
Connectors — Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Apple Reminders
2026-05- Gmail: summarise recent emails, fetch a specific email’s content, draft replies, send messages, and create drafts.
- Google Calendar: list calendars, find free time, create events, update events, delete events.
- Google Drive: search by file name, list recent files, fetch metadata.
- Apple Reminders: read incomplete reminders, add, complete, delete.
- Connector UI redesigned and moved into the Brain sidebar — cleaner connect/disconnect flow with the real service logos.
- Connected state now reflects reality (was sometimes stale before).
- OAuth revoke: disconnecting the last Google service also revokes the underlying Google session so no residual permissions remain.
- All Google calendars fetched when listing events (not just the primary), with proper date-range filters.
- WhatsApp + iMessage tools so the assistant can draft messages for you to send.
Live Ambient Context for voice
2026-05- Every voice turn now ships with a context packet so the assistant always knows your world.
- Weather at your current location (with opt-in).
- Time of day / smart-time keys.
- Calendar context — today’s events, next free slot.
- Active goals + recent quests — so the assistant knows what you’re working on.
- Recent memories drawn from your AI Brain.
- Result: the assistant stops needing to ask "what’s your timezone / where are you / what are you working on" mid-conversation.
Memory Graph + wake-up alarms
2026-05- Entity extraction: people, places, projects, and topics recognised in your conversations.
- AI recall that resurfaces relevant memories proactively when they’re useful for the current turn.
- "Wake me at 7" actually schedules an alarm now — using the system alarm framework, with the proper Lock Screen / Dynamic Island experience.
- Honest scope: the assistant tells you exactly when it can and can’t set an alarm.
Goal Breakdown Pipeline + Reality Check
2026-04- Native pipeline in the Goals view — tap any goal, watch the assistant break it into a real plan.
- Gradient shimmer on the "Break Down with AI" button so you know it’s working.
- Per-stage completion animation as the pipeline progresses.
- Reversible sub-task toggle + a goal-completion celebration when you hit 100%.
- Sub-task title wrap fixed so long titles aren’t truncated.
- Tap a goal card to expand/collapse its breakdown inline.
- 10 curated goal templates with pre-built breakdown pipelines, organised across 5 categories.
- Reality Check: a weekly AI honest review across every module — "this week you completed 4 of 7 workouts, your spending is up 12% on dining, and goal X hasn’t moved in 14 days."
- Task-completion streak surfaced in both Tasks and Goals views.
App Intents + Siri Shortcuts
2026-04- "Hey Siri, add a task to Tase" — works.
- Shortcuts for: Add Task, Reality Check, Streak, Goals, Add Expense.
- Cross-module live user context injected into every assistant reply — the assistant always knows where you are across the app.
HealthKit auto-pull
2026-04- Steps, workouts, sleep, active energy, and weight pulled automatically from Apple Health (with your opt-in).
- HealthKit auth flag persisted — the app doesn’t re-prompt every launch.
- Promoted to a shared service so the AI assistant + Reality Check + dashboard all read from the same source.
Notification overhaul
2026-04- Re-engagement copy that’s actually friendly, not nagging.
- Bug fixes: notifications used to fire on already-completed tasks; now they don’t.
- Queued notifications properly processed even when the app wasn’t running.
- Per-stage notifications for long-running pipelines so you know when each step finishes.
Liquid Glass UI refresh
2026-04- A sweep across the whole app to adopt the iOS 26 glass material.
- Tasks + Rewards views refreshed.
- AI Brain views (Notes, Ideas, Knowledge, Memories, Sidebar) refreshed.
- Health + Workout views refreshed.
- Onboarding screens refreshed.
- Notifications and reusable components refreshed.
- Accessibility tightened in chat components — better VoiceOver labels and focus order.
- Empty states polished across every Brain view.
Performance pass
2026-04- Firestore decoding moved off the main thread across 15+ data stores, including all of AI Brain — chat and Brain feel materially snappier on cold launch.
- Formatters cached instead of recreated per row.
- Stable list IDs so lists don’t re-render every keystroke.
- Sidebar filtering de-duplicated, no more redundant work on every type.
Localization — 39 languages
2026-04- Fully localised in 39 languages.
- Right-to-left layout support across the whole app.
- Localised number, date, currency formatters.
- Workout, Calorie, Health, Settings, Notifications all polished per locale.
Welcome to Tase
2026-04- Rebranded from "Gora" to "Tase". Same app, same data, new identity.
- Bundle remains backward-compatible; your account and history carry over unchanged.
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