What's new.

A proper goodbye from Pocho

Finish the guided tour and Pocho sends you off with confetti and a “Good luck!”.

New versions find you right away

Pogama now looks for updates every 15 minutes and whenever you come back to it. When there's a new version, a card shows exactly what it brings and lets you choose: update now, update when you close Pogama, or be reminded later.

One name everywhere

Your display name on pogama.xyz and your name in Teams are now the same: change it in either place and the other follows, even while Pogama is open.

Pogama now updates itself

New versions download in the background, are checked against Pogama's signature and install when you press “Update” in the title bar (or when you close Pogama). Your chats, settings and keys stay as they are.

Your own models and MCP servers on pogama.xyz

Account → Chat on pogama.xyz can now use your own keys for Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini and OpenRouter, and Ollama, LM Studio or OpenAI-compatible servers on your computer when they allow browser access — plus remote MCP servers over HTTP. Keys and credentials stay only in that browser tab's memory and are forgotten when you close or reload it, leave the chat page or sign out; calls go straight from your browser to the provider, never through Pogama. Every MCP tool call asks you first. Providers that block browser calls and local MCP servers stay in the desktop app. Pogama's own model is still the default.

Teams feels like Discord

Pin important messages (the pin in the chat header lists them), mention people with @, add emoji from the composer, press ↑ to edit your last message and copy a link to any message. A red line marks new messages and “Jump to present” brings you back down; messages that mention you stand out. Move between chats with Alt+↑/↓, jump to the next unread with Alt+Shift+↓ and search a chat with Ctrl+F.

Saved messages and polls in Teams

Save any message from its menu (···) and find it later from any chat with the bookmark button in the chat header — only you see what you save. Create polls with the list button next to the message box: 2 to 10 options, one or several answers, and when it closes. Votes are visible to the chat and you can change yours until it closes.

Teams: profile cards, replies and search

Click a name or a photo to see a Discord-style profile card with banner, about, Pogama badges and quick actions (message, add or remove friend, block). Set your banner in Settings → Profile or Settings → Teams. Reply to any message with a quoted preview (R on a message), search a chat by words, person, type and dates (Ctrl+F), and remove people from your recent searches. People with Pogama open now show their real status — busy or away — instead of offline.

Teams: your chats, under control

Right-click a chat or a name to mute, pin, close, delete for you or block. Hold Shift to delete your messages instantly. Send photos, files or text as view once, and turn on disappearing messages (1 h, 24 h, 7 days). Groups start with just one friend (up to 24). Teams has its own notifications — also on the desktop for friend requests — and messages are no longer marked read while you look elsewhere. Built-in limits keep chats free of floods and spam.

Cobros: your income, expenses and what you're owed

A new section for freelancers: record income, expenses, transfers, investments, refunds and commissions in any currency with exact amounts; see the result by period, cash flow, what's to collect or pay (and overdue), and profitability per client and project. Clients get a Finances tab. Part of Pogama Pro, kept with Client Hub; JSON export works without Pro.

Show Pogama on Discord

Settings → Profile → Show Pogama on Discord: an optional card on your Discord profile — “Hi, I'm using Pogama.xyz · AI agents, coding and more, all in one place” — with a link to pogama.xyz and, if you like, the time you've had Pogama open. Off until you turn it on; it only talks to the Discord app on this computer and never shares your chats, files or projects.

Temporary chats

Start a temporary chat from the sidebar, the palette, /temp or Ctrl+Shift+N: the full chat — models, files, tools, agents — but it's never added to your history, Memory, search or sync, and it's gone when you close it. Changed your mind? Save chat adds it to your history. Also on pogama.xyz: Account → Chat → Temporary chat.

Your chats, in the app and on the web

Chat and Co-Work conversations now continue wherever you sign in: start one in the app and keep going on pogama.xyz, or the other way round. They sync with your Pogama account (private to you, encrypted at rest); tool details and attached files stay on the device that has them. It's on by default — turn it off or delete the cloud copy in Settings → Account.

Payment receipts for Pro and Max

When you get Pro or Max you receive a payment receipt by email (PDF attached), and you can download all your receipts from Plans or from your account on pogama.xyz, which also shows your plan's limits. Receipts aren't tax invoices.

Security Lab: scan downloads and archives before you open them

Security Lab now works like an antivirus for what you download. Scan files or any folder, drag them onto Pogama, right-click “Scan with Pogama” in Windows Explorer, or type pogama scan in a terminal. ZIP (and JAR, APK, DOCX, VSIX…), TAR, GZ, BZ2, XZ, ZST, 7z and self-extracting programs are opened in memory — up to 4 archives deep — and every file inside is checked, without extracting or running anything. RAR archives are listed and checked by name and details. It also tells you where a file came from: downloaded from the Internet, hidden data streams or hidden attributes.

Crypto wallets (Pro)

A new Crypto area under Models: add the wallets you get paid and hold funds with — Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Gnosis, Tron and Solana — and see their live balances, USDT/USDC/DAI, movements and value in your currency. Organize them by custody (cold, hot, exchange, multisig…), purpose, client and compliance status. Watch-only: Pogama never asks for or stores keys.

Clear your history, all of it or by area

History → Clear history: remove the whole log or just one area (Chats, Files, Settings…), after confirming. What's left stays verifiable, and one entry notes that you cleared it — without what it contained.

Schedule tasks for your AI CLIs

In Scheduled (sidebar) or from any task in Tasks: pick a project, a time (weekdays, every day or once) and what Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Antigravity should do — or a command of your own. Pogama runs it then while it's open or in the tray, keeps the output, and tells you if it finished, failed, hit its time limit or a plan limit. You approve the exact command once; you choose if the AI may only read, edit files, or do everything.

Your Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music playlists in Music

Music → Links: paste a playlist, album, song or video from Spotify, YouTube or Apple Music and play it inside Pogama with the service's own player. Name, pin and filter your links; they stay on this computer. Pogama asks once before loading each service's player (it connects to that service), and “Open in…” is always one click away — inside Pogama, Spotify and Apple Music may play previews only.

A living background for your workspace

Pogama now has a slow plasma glow behind its panels: it shines in the title bar and between panels, and only whispers through them so your work stays clear. Pick Subtle, Balanced or Vivid, and Accent, Monochrome or Spectrum colors — or turn it off — in Settings → Appearance. It never takes a click and holds still when your system asks for reduced motion.

Your focus timer stays on screen when you minimize Pogama

Start a focus session and minimize Pogama (or close it to the tray): a one-line timer appears in the top-right corner, like an FPS counter. Drag it anywhere — Pogama remembers the spot — hover to pause or finish, and double-click to come back. Turn it off or reset its place in Settings → Music & focus.

Pogama sounds: quiet signals you learn without noticing

A small, soft sound family for what matters: a task completed, an agent finished in the background, a permission waiting for you, a recording starting or stopping, an error. Bursts sound once, the most important sound wins, and nothing plays while a recording captures audio. Choose volume, categories, background sounds and Quiet mode — and listen to the palette — in Settings → Notifications & sounds.

Pogama now updates itself, quietly and safely

New versions download in the background while you keep working, and Pogama checks each one is genuine (signed by the Pogama team) before it can be installed. Restart when it suits you, or choose “Install when I quit”; running recordings, exports, tasks and unsaved edits are listed before anything restarts. Settings → Updates shows progress, history and the update channel; Settings → About copies technical info for support. Offline, nothing changes.

Capture Studio: screenshots, watermarks and quick video edits

Press Ctrl+PrtSc anywhere: every screen freezes, you drag an area (with a pixel magnifier) or click a window, and it's copied — a small bar offers Edit, Save and more. The editor adds straight or curved arrows, numbered steps, text, highlights, a spotlight, and blur, pixelate or a solid block that really removes what's underneath; “Beautify” frames it with a background and shadow. Watermark profiles (text, logo or both, nine positions or anywhere you drag) can be added automatically, per project. Shift+PrtSc records an area; Recordings → Edit video trims, cuts, mutes, crops and watermarks it on your GPU's encoder. Screenshots now live next to Recordings. Nothing is uploaded or sent to an AI.

Pogama Macros: shortcuts, text expansion and automations

Open Macros in the sidebar (or Ctrl+K → “Macro: Create”) to make Pogama do things for you: type ;mail and get your e-mail, press a shortcut to open the Git Workspace, copy a selection and search your code. Build macros from small blocks (keys, text, clipboard, apps, links, Pogama actions, conditions, loops), test them with a dry run, debug them step by step and import or export them as .pogmacro files. Every macro shows its permissions and must be reviewed before it runs; protected apps (password managers, sign-in prompts, banking) are always left alone, Safe Mode blocks commands and external programs, and Ctrl+Alt+Esc stops everything. Nothing is recorded but when each macro ran — never what you type — and nothing leaves your computer.

Code Search: find and replace across your projects

Press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+F to search the real files of your projects as you type — with match case, whole word, regular expressions and filters — and jump to the exact line. Replace always shows every change and its diff first, writes only what you approve, and can be undone. Focus mode moved to Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+Z.

Teams: your photo, a custom status, groups and files

Teams now shows the photo, name and status from your Pogama profile — change them there (or from the sidebar) and your friends see it on its own. Set a Discord-style custom status with an emoji and "clear after", and choose Online, Away, Do not disturb or Invisible. Create groups of up to 20 people with your friends, rename them and add people. Attach files and images up to 25 MB by clicking the clip, dragging or pasting: images show a preview, other files a Save as… card, and Pogama warns you before sending files that look like secrets.

Teams (beta): message the developers you work with

Pick a username, add developers by it and chat in real time: typing, presence and delivered/read receipts (both sides must allow them). Messages you send offline wait and go out when you're back. Code is shared as a snippet that is never run, and Pogama warns you before anything that looks like a key or password leaves your device. Channels and workspace chat come next.

Invitation Passes (rolling out gradually)

Invite developers you want to build with using a personal invitation link. When someone you invited becomes an active developer, rewards and community badges follow; the amounts come from the server and are shown before you invite. Invitation Passes reach accounts gradually: if you don't see them in your profile menu yet, they haven't reached your account.

Change your email and sign out everywhere

Settings → Account now lets you move your account to a new email (confirmed with a code at each address) and sign out of every device at once — handy if you lost a laptop or see a session you don't recognize.

Cybersecurity workspace (preview)

A new place for authorized security work: create an engagement, set its scope with verified authorization, list assets, and track findings and evidence — all local-first. The scope fails closed, so nothing is ever assumed in-scope. Open it from the sidebar or type /cyber. Scanners and the Security Lab come in the next phases.

Music & Focus: concentrate without leaving Pogama

Open Music in the sidebar for focus sounds generated on your computer (rain, waves, brown noise, fan…), your own MP3/FLAC/WAV/M4A/OGG files from folders you choose, and focus sessions (Deep Work 50/10, Pomodoro 25/5, Sprint or your own) tied to a task and a project. Start one from a task with the timer button, from the palette or with Ctrl+Alt+F. A mini player in the title bar and the Top Island keep the controls at hand. No account or other app needed; nothing leaves your computer.

Type pogama in any terminal

PowerShell, Command Prompt or Windows Terminal: pogama opens Pogama instantly (or brings it forward if it's already open), pogama . opens the folder you're in as a project, and pogama "your question" starts a chat with it. pogama --help lists everything. You can turn it off in Settings → General.

Choose what others see when you share your screen

In Settings → Privacy you can hide Pogama's window, the Top Island, or both from screen sharing, recordings and screenshots — or let them show. You keep seeing them as usual. The island stays hidden by default.

Client Hub syncs with your account — and works offline

Your clients and everything about them are backed up to your Pogama account and show up on your other computers. No internet? Keep working: changes upload by themselves when you're back. Credentials travel end-to-end encrypted with a vault key only you know — Pogama can't read them.

Client Hub: every client's ecosystem in one place (Pro)

Clients with their projects, contacts, services (Vercel, Supabase, GitHub, Cloudflare… or any other), domains, renewals with reminders, billing, documents, notes and history. Credentials go to your system's credential store — copy them without them ever showing, or reveal them for a few seconds. Search them from Ctrl+K, open the quick panel from the top bar or the Top Island, and ask Pogama about a client when you choose to.

Knowledge: what your projects know, kept and used

Save decisions, conventions, requirements and lessons — from any chat message (or just the part you select), or write them yourself — in Knowledge (Ctrl+Alt+Y). When you ask something related, Pogama adds the relevant entries to that message and shows you which ones; exclude any before sending, or name one with @. A project's knowledge never reaches another project, and it stays on this device.

Security Lab: scan before you trust

Found a project on GitHub or got code from a client or an AI? Security Lab analyses it on this computer, offline, before you install or run anything: leaked keys, install scripts that download code, risky GitHub Actions, VS Code tasks that run when a folder opens, Git hooks, obfuscated or download-and-run code, credential stealers and suspicious Windows executables. It never runs what it reads, never says “safe”, explains every finding in plain words and exports to Markdown, JSON or SARIF. Type /scan or open it from the sidebar.

Top Island: Pogama at the top of your screen

Turn it on in Settings → Top Island and Pogama lives at the top-centre of your screen, over any app. A small tab marks where it lives: hover or click it to see Pocho — who reacts to everything — and what's going on — answers in progress, tasks, recordings, Git, permissions waiting for you. Click to ask something, act on what you copied (summarize, translate, improve, explain), take a screenshot and ask about it, tick off your tasks, run any command or your pinned quick actions (Ctrl+1…8), approve a permission or drop a file — without leaving what you're doing. Ctrl+Alt+Space opens it ready to type. It never steals focus, lets clicks through everywhere it isn't drawn and steps aside for full-screen apps.

Recording Center

Record meetings, calls, demos and work sessions — screen, audio or both — from any app with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R, even with Pogama in the tray. Native quality with your graphics card's encoder, pause and resume, a small always-on-top HUD, and recordings that survive a crash. Optional transcripts with timestamps and speakers, plus an AI-ready Markdown (summary, decisions, tasks) to paste into any AI.

Account emails, and licenses that activate themselves

Pogama now emails you about what matters for your account: a welcome, password and email changes, and your license (ready, about to expire, expired). Licenses never travel by email: sign in and yours activates by itself, or use “Get my license” in Plans. Choose the optional ones (product news, offers) in Settings → Account.

Git Workspace

Every repository in your project folders in one place: what changed, what to push or pull, and which identity you commit with. Stage whole files, hunks or single lines, commit (with Conventional Commits if you like), browse the history graph and manage branches. Each button shows the exact Git command it runs, ready to copy or type into a terminal — Pogama runs Git with you, not behind your back.

Tasks and team projects

A new Tasks area: My tasks sorted by Overdue, Today, Upcoming and more; team projects with numbered tasks (GSW-12); assignees, priorities, due dates, estimates and a full change history. Invite your team by email with roles (admin, manager, developer, viewer) — every permission is checked on the server. Create a task anytime with Ctrl+Shift+K.

Say hello to Pogama

The app has its official name: Pogama (pogama.xyz). Same app, same data — just its real name everywhere, from the window title to the emails.

See what the AI is doing

While it answers: elapsed time, tokens, and what it's up to — thinking, planning, running tools, waiting for your approval or writing — with Pocho keeping you company on the right.

Your colors, your text size

Settings → Appearance: change any color with a picker or a hex box (with a live readability check), make placeholders and grey text lighter in one click, and set the text size apart from the zoom.

Menu, back and forward

Top left: the ☰ menu with File, Edit, View, Window and Help, the sidebar button, and Back/Forward between the places you visited (Alt+← / Alt+→ or the mouse's side buttons).

Keep this computer awake

The cup in the title bar keeps the computer (and optionally the screen) from sleeping while Pogama is open — handy for long tasks. It ends when you turn it off or close the app.

Pogama accounts

Create your account and sign in from Settings → Pogama account. Your email is confirmed with a 6-digit code, and if you forget your password you get a code to choose a new one. Your session stays on the app's secure side, never in the interface. Pogama opens on its own sign-in screen: until you're in, everything else waits, blurred, behind it.

The AI browser runs on Firefox

When Firefox is installed, the AI browser uses it and opens on Google. The first time, it offers to import your Firefox cookies so your sites open signed in — you pick the sites, passwords are never imported and nothing leaves this computer.

Capture just an area

Camera → Select an area: the screen freezes and you drag a box around what matters, like the snipping tool. Then mark it up with arrows, boxes, highlights and text.

Explorer, editor and AI CLIs

Opening a project in CoWork now shows its explorer: create, rename and delete files, right-click any folder to open a terminal or Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI there, and see their changes appear live. With Pro, keep several accounts as profiles and switch with /cambiarcuentaclaude.

Pro and Max plans

Two new plans: Pro adds Deep reasoning and answers up to 32K tokens; Max adds Maximum reasoning, answers up to 64K tokens and every VIP extra first. Pick the reasoning level next to the mode selector, and compare plans in Plans. Everything you use today stays free.

Dictate with your voice, get a professional message

Press the microphone (Ctrl+Shift+D) and talk the way you talk: the text appears as you speak, and when you stop it's rewritten into a clear, professional message with the right terms. The magic wand does the same for anything you type.

Quote Builder agent

A new agent that turns a rough idea into a professional, persuasive quote: hours breakdown, packages, conditions and client-ready text, with approximate market prices for Uruguay, Argentina and international clients. Mention it with @quote-builder.

Personalities: seriousness, professionalism, consumption and rigor

Choose how the AI behaves, globally in Settings → Assistant and per agent, project or chat. Presets like Executive, Strict expert or Token saver; projects show their style on their card.

Name your assistant

Call it whatever you like and tell it how to call you. Settings → Assistant.

Folders, projects and chats, organized

Create a project per website or client and group them in folders. Each project keeps its chats, instructions, model and an agent team. Drag chats and projects to organize them; search, pin and archive.

Call agents with @

Type @ and pick an agent: it answers that message with its own expertise. Mention several and they answer one after another, each seeing what the others said. Your project's team shows up first.

Images, PDFs, Excel, Word and more

Drop, paste (Ctrl+V) or attach images, PDFs, spreadsheets, documents and presentations. Images and PDFs go to models that can read them; spreadsheets become tables and documents become text, read on this computer.

This “What's new” window

When something changes, you'll see it here once. Open it again any time from the command palette or History → What's new.

Messages on the web update live

Account → Messages on pogama.xyz now gets new messages as they arrive, like the app, instead of checking every few seconds.

A lighter “Your activity”

Account → Overview on pogama.xyz now loads a summary of your activity instead of downloading your whole chat history, and synced chats download in smaller pages in the app and on the web.

Teams: message links, emoji search and mentions

Copy a link to any message and open it from anywhere — pogama:// links now open Pogama and jump to that message (only people in the chat can see it). Search emoji in English or Spanish with your recent ones first, @mentions show as chips and notify you even in muted chats, and the new-messages line now takes you to the first unread. Profiles can show your local time and a banner you crop yourself, and long chats scroll smoothly.

AI CLIs, in color and one command away

The terminal now shows CLIs like Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity or Freebuff with their full colors, a comfortable size and no squeezed lines. Type /claude, /agy, /freebuff, /codex, /gemini, /opencode, /qwen, /aider, /copilot or /cursor to open them in your project; if one isn't installed, Pogama tells you how to get it.

Pro and Beta at a glance

Pro areas (Client Hub, Cobros and Crypto) now sit together in the sidebar with a gold Pro tag, and Beta features wear a blue one. A soft light travels around each tag; it stays still if you reduce motion.

Cobros syncs with Client Hub

With Pro and signed in, your Cobros accounts, categories and movements are backed up to your own Pogama account and reach your other computers, like the rest of Client Hub. They're private to you and encrypted at rest, but not end-to-end (only Client Hub credentials are). If the cloud ever refuses a change, it stays saved on this computer, is retried on every sync and no longer holds back the rest.

A few quick questions for new accounts

Right after creating an account, Pogama asks up to five quick, optional questions (where you heard about it, what describes you, what you want to do…) so we can improve it for people like you. Skip one, skip the rest or skip them all; only your choices are saved to your account.

A fuller tray menu

Right-click Pogama's icon next to the clock: open Pogama, see what's new, visit the website, check for updates, read the acknowledgements or quit — in your language, with the logo on top.

Terms, privacy and every legal page, one click away

Pogama's Terms of Service, Privacy and Cookie policies, acceptable use, app license, refunds and more are now published on pogama.xyz in English and Spanish, written to match how Pogama really works. Find them when you create your account, in Settings → Privacy and About, and in the Help center.

Faster tasks: one-click done, right-click actions, a new date picker

Click a task's circle to mark it done (Undo is right there), or right-click it to change status, priority, due date or assignee, archive or delete. Due dates now use Pogama's own calendar, with quick picks, and go from today up to 10 years ahead.

Your account in the ☰ menu, and an easier-to-find guide

File → Pogama account now shows “Signed in” in green with your name or email. On the start page, “How does this work?” is bigger and highlighted, so the guide is always easy to find.

The Top Island steps aside while Pogama is open

With Pogama's window in view the island hides completely, so you never see the same thing twice. Minimize Pogama or close it to the tray and the island is back right where you left it.

One shortcut opens and closes the Top Island

Press the Top Island shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+Space by default) again while the island is open and it minimizes, just like Esc. Settings → Top Island explains it under the shortcut.

Use the AI browser right inside Pogama

Start the browser and it fills the whole window: click, scroll, type, paste and use Ctrl+A/C/X/Z on the page itself — not just the address bar — so you can sign in or pass a human check without leaving Pogama. “Back to Pogama” keeps it running for the AI; closing it brings everything back.

Reduced motion you control, and smoother colors

Settings → Appearance → Reduced motion is now a real switch: System follows your computer, On makes every animation instant and Off keeps them even if your system says otherwise. Color pickers everywhere (your theme colors, Capture Studio, watermarks) now follow your pointer smoothly, and “Back to default” shows the real default color right away.

A livelier welcome when you sign in

The sign-in and create-account screen now has a subtle field of floating particles that gathers around your pointer and drifts on its own when you stop. It stays behind the form, never takes a click, and turns off when your system asks for reduced motion.

Staff console: safer account and system management

For the Pogama team: the staff console (#/admin) now has a dashboard, real system health checks, one search across accounts, licenses and errors, and account actions (suspend, sign out everywhere, credit adjustments and, for owners, deletion with the email typed back). Every change asks why, is confirmed in a system window and is kept in a tamper-evident audit you can verify and export. Nothing changes for other accounts.

A friendlier What's new

Pocho now brings you the news, sorted by category. A stray click outside no longer closes it: double-click outside or press the button.

Pocho keeps you company while things load

Loading your account, opening a screen or starting the AI browser now shows Pocho thinking, what's loading and a progress bar — and says so honestly if it takes longer than usual. Lists and the explorer show soft placeholders instead of blank space, and dropdowns follow the dark theme.

Opens at a comfortable size

Pogama now starts as a normal window, centered and sized to fit your screen, with everything visible and the usual text size. Maximize it whenever you like.

A greeting with your name and a live clock

The start page greets you by name and shows the time to the second, with a subtle animated line under the headline.

Menus open downward

Menus now open downward and scroll from their first item. They only open upward when there's no room below, like the composer at the bottom of a chat.

Confirmation before important changes

Deleting agents, skills, workflows, chats or folders with projects, allowing a permission for good, or resetting the layout now asks first, so a stray click can't undo your work.

Calmer notifications

Identical notices aren't stacked, at most three show at once, and when many things finish together you're interrupted only once. Everything stays in the notification center.

Faster app

The desktop app now uses GPU rasterization and a speed-optimized native build.

Back online by itself

After losing Wi-Fi or the internet, Pogama now checks on its own and reconnects your account, Teams and cloud models as soon as the network is back — no need to end the task. The "You're offline" notice has a Retry button.

Your settings stay put

Pogama now keeps a durable copy of your settings, tour progress, usage choice, layout and chats in its own data folder, so they come back even after switching between Pogama builds — no more tour or questions out of the blue. Pogama's extra windows (Top Island, recorder, capture) can't overwrite newer settings either.

“Send test” really tests notifications

Settings → Notifications & sounds → Send test now always shows the message, plays the sound and, with system notifications on, sends one right away — and tells you if your system blocks it.

Easier to read

Grey texts now meet the WCAG AA contrast minimum, switches no longer look broken, and built-in agent descriptions follow your language.

Chats stay with the account they came from

If someone else signs in to Pogama on this computer, chats synced with the previous account are no longer uploaded to the new one. Pogama asks once whether to move them; if you don't, they stay here and sync again when that account signs in.

Usage data, and how to turn it off

Pogama now receives usage facts from signed-in accounts — which features and screens you use, message counts, provider and model, tokens, version and errors — to fix problems and improve the app. Never your messages, files, paths or keys. Settings → Privacy shows exactly what's shared and turns it off.

Stronger against failures

Each message and sidebar section is isolated: if one fails, the rest keeps working. Unexpected errors are logged instead of breaking the screen, and your saved data has an automatic backup if it gets damaged.

Protection against runaway requests

Answers to each provider are paced and at most four are generated at once; the rest wait their turn. The native backend also blocks request floods, so a bug can never burn through your API key.