1. Flowly for iPhone 1.3.1

    • NewFlowlets on iPhone: agent-built mini-apps as pushed full screens — rich charts, data tables, search and sort, drill-downs, swipe-to-delete.
    • NewPhoto capture in flowlets opens the chat's camera sheet; images render cleanly in rows.
    • NewIn-chat voice mode: a glass dome with a push-to-talk pill, gapless streaming voice replies, and robust barge-in.
    • NewPlan mode: a glass pill with detented steps and an approval panel.
    • NewReady-made flowlet templates on the Flowlets screen — a one-tap start.
    • NewA full-screen glass paywall, and a sign-in that unfolds in two glass phases over a single photo.
    • NewAttachments: office documents join the set, and every attachment routes by type.
    • NewThe composer takes a pasted picture.
    • Improvementscomponent UX audit across flowlets: haptics, accessibility labels, decimal-comma input, optimistic controls.
    • Improvementsflowlet components aligned to Flowly's own design language; toolbar menus use a plain ellipsis.
    • Improvementsflowlet photo capture can now pull from your photo library or Files, not just the camera.
    • Improvementsthe app greets you in your own language, system prompts included, and balances render in the unit the server chose.
    • Improvementssmall controls are reachable and sized in the app's own scale.
    • Fixeschat replies always match the run you're watching (final events tied to the streamed run id).
    • Fixesflowlet correctness: numeric quick-add sends real numbers, edits never write zeros, safe swipe-to-delete, detail-screen taps restored.
    • Fixeschat holds its place: the scroll button works mid-stream and mid-fling, the keyboard leaves no band or hole, and a reply never doubles; alternate app icons ship correctly, and all four orientations are declared again.
  2. Flowly for iPhone 1.2

    • NewYour Flowly bot, in your pocket: chat with your bot from iPhone over the Flowly cloud relay or a direct self-hosted gateway (IP + port + token), with full parity between the two. Live tool calls, the streaming reply, full history, and one descriptive title per conversation.
    • NewRun the bot from your phone: a Connections tab to set up messaging channels remotely — Telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage (with pairing), Slack, Discord, email — and a model picker in the composer's ⋯ menu that switches the bot's model live, with no reconnect.
    • NewA memory you can review on the go: "Learn from chats" kicks off a cross-session learning pass, and a review sheet surfaces what the bot picked up while you were away — Keep or Reject each item right from the phone. Switch bots and the newly-selected bot's pending review shows up live.
    • NewGenerated images in the chat: pictures the bot makes (and screenshots) render inline over a direct gateway too, with full-resolution tap-to-zoom.
    • NewNative in-chat camera: snap a photo without leaving the conversation, from a flattened, simpler attach menu.
    • NewRunning agents at a glance: a cross-server sheet on the Dashboard shows which bots are working right now — and recent history, not just live activity.
    • NewTask board on iPhone: follow the bot's cross-channel board, including a per-task Execution / audit section with the run's tool trace.
    • NewStarred messages: star the replies worth keeping and find them again fast.
    • NewMake it yours: pick an alternate app icon, over a themed onboarding flow with interactive glass polish.
    • ImprovementsA unified, calmer look: Liquid Glass controls on iOS 26 (with a graceful fallback on older versions) over a single solid card surface across Memory, Activity, Board, Artifacts, Knowledge, and Schedules.
    • ImprovementsSturdier live chat: relay and gateway streams resume mid-reply when you re-enter a conversation, with live tool turns restored and a running shimmer while the agent works.
    • ImprovementsAn Obsidian integration card, a softer notification sound, and a release-notice sheet that no longer reappears on every launch.
    • InternalFlowly for iPhone 1.2 (build 121).