Changelog

“Saved to Knowledge” only claims what that message taught her, saying something again confirms a fact instead of rewriting it, a missed meeting is learned from on a retry, and she never keeps a password or a PIN.

Built by Joe

It suggests who is there, captures a call on speaker in the same room, and the strip says Processing, then Notes ready.

Built by Cédric

Each draft shows the app it is for, opens in full, takes your edits right on the card, and Open takes you to that exact draft.

Built by Cédric

“Remind me tomorrow at 7:30 to take the key”, in chat or on a call, and her message arrives at that minute, early mornings included. Repeating reminders come next.

Built by Ákos & Cédric

Ask her to email someone and you see the exact sender, recipients, subject and message first; nothing leaves until you tap Send, on a call too.

Built by Balázs

Her welcome points to the web and Mac apps and to meetings, and once you connect an app she follows up with what she can now do.

Built by Balázs

Blue ticks and “typing…” the moment your message lands, she sees your reactions, quoted replies and shared locations, and she can offer WhatsApp as a card in chat.

Built by Joe

One switch per meeting, and she emails the summary from her own address to the people who asked for it.

Built by Ákos

She searches and opens files from Drive, your mail, Slack and Missive, and offers to connect the app when it is missing.

Built by Balázs

She no longer talks over the pickup, and a first call gets to know you before it ends.

Built by Ákos

Continue with Google finishes on the web, Google sign-in is native on iPhone and Android, and an email link waits for your tap so a mail scanner cannot use it up.

Built by Ákos

A call she placed for you is always reported, against what you actually asked for, even by voice, and in the language you speak with her.

Built by Ákos & Cédric

The draft card names who it goes to, who is on copy and who is left off, and it is signed by whoever owns the mailbox.

Built by Balázs

Ask about an event and she tells you its place and gives you its join link.

Built by Balázs

On a call or in chat, “what did we say about the trip?” works, and her reply says which conversation it came from.

Built by Ákos & Cédric

Pick a date, hand it to her with “take this”, undo anything, and see the meeting a task came from.

Built by Cédric

Your link names you as the one who invited them, and she tells you when your friend joins.

Built by Cédric

Airmond asks once, at a calm moment, then what needs you reaches your lock screen, with a count on the icon.

Built by Cédric

Every app she can use, with its own logo and what it covers, new ones such as ePost, Zapier and Beyond Tickets, and a connect card in chat that follows your sign-in so she carries on.

Built by Cédric & Balázs

Press Call with a conversation open and the call, its card and its summary land right there.

Built by Ákos

The meeting's menu removes the transcript, the recording or the notes for good, renames it, or deletes the whole meeting with every copy we hold.

Built by Ákos & Cédric

And she leaves on her own when only other bots are left in the call.

Built by Ákos

The Mac window now runs the same app as app.airmond.com, Settings live inside it, and it checks for updates every fifteen minutes.

Built by Cédric

Each search shows as a step with what she searched for, you see which page she is reading, and a long look-up always ends with what she found.

Built by Ákos

When it was, how long, her summary and the transcript on a tap, and after the call she never repeats what she already said.

Built by Ákos

A link draws a card with the site's icon and title: YouTube and Spotify play in place on the web, a map for a place, live state for a GitHub pull request, and the page or message behind a Notion or Slack link.

Built by Cédric

Reading from a connected app never asks, and a change she wants to make offers No, Always or Approve, with the app's logo on the card.

Built by Balázs

Share where you are once or always, from the app or a WhatsApp pin, and “near me” answers from there. Your location is never saved.

Built by Cédric & Joe

A copied screenshot or file attaches when you paste it, and on the web you can drop files straight in.

Built by Ákos & Balázs

Keep separate conversations with her, pin, archive or mark them unread, find one by its title or a message in it, and each new one names itself.

Built by Ákos & Cédric

A quieter palette across the apps, the site and her emails, and small moments of movement when you send, when she answers and when something is saved.

Built by Cédric

Keep a passport number or a PIN where she must ask first; you allow it with Face ID or Touch ID, see every use, and the value shows only on the card. In early trial.

Built by Cédric

With a code or straight from the app, no dead ends.

Built by Joe

“What are my last few emails?”, “anything in my inbox?” and “sort my inbox” all work, and what needs you arrives as one tidy card.

Built by Joe

Give her a task on your machine, watch the screen live, jump in when she hits a sign-in, and hand it back so she carries on. In early trial.

Built by Cédric

A tidier layout with a count of what else is waiting.

Built by Cédric

Simple messages get an instant answer, and when she goes to use a tool a short “on it” shows straight away.

Built by Joe

When the other side needs a decision, she asks you in the chat, and says so honestly when she cannot wait any longer.

Built by Ákos

Phone menus, airlines, contracts and negotiations are placed instead of declined, she presses the right keys, remembers numbers she has used and opens in the right language.

Built by Ákos

A review-only card with Copy and open in Slack; she never posts, not as you and not as herself.

Built by Cédric

Hear the call, whisper her a private instruction she follows, or take the line yourself.

Built by Ákos

“Draft a reply to that” gives you a card with who it is to and what she wrote, and “Change it” rewrites it. She never sends.

Built by Joe

Updates download in the background and “Update ready” offers the restart; notifications reach release builds.

Built by Cédric

A card to connect Google, a secure form for a Gmail app password, and a card to allow her to read your messages, each staying as the record.

Built by Joe

Knowledge brought in from your existing notes arrives as modules you can pause or remove, and each room says how many questions are still open.

Built by Cédric

A card appears the moment she says she is calling, names who she is talking to, and shows the conversation as it happens, on the phone and the Mac.

Built by Ákos & Cédric

A launch change iOS 27 requires, fixed before members updated.

Built by Cédric

A number that never connected is no longer called reached, the report lands in your chat, and she answers “did you reach them?” from the right call.

Built by Joe & Ákos

Personal reminders sit apart from her work, and a quick chat request no longer turns into a background task.

Built by Ákos

She stays quiet unless someone is really talking to her, checks it is you before acting on your account, and can leave the call when asked.

Built by Ákos

She says what she is about to look into, then answers with sources you can tap.

Built by Joe

When something is beyond her, she writes it down for us instead of letting it vanish.

Built by Cédric

A long note no longer means holding the button, and the note says when it is transcribing and can be read afterwards.

Built by Cédric

Every old member link opens the new app at app.airmond.com, and sign-in mail comes from her.

Built by Joe

Long-press a reply that went wrong and tell us, right there.

Built by Cédric

And the team can give a member a specific assistant, name and face.

Built by Cédric

Talking to her on airmond.com, in the app and on the phone, incoming and outgoing, now runs on a faster, more natural voice.

Built by Ákos

Long answers render as documents with bold and italics, a divider marks where you stopped, and quotes take you back to the message.

Built by Cédric

Settings › Skills lists what she can do, what is still planned, and how each one works.

Built by Cédric

Her own small steps no longer clutter the board, and the documents she wrote open from the task card.

Built by Joe

The team can try a voice setup against real scenarios and meetings per channel, compare runs turn by turn, and promote the winner or roll it back.

Built by Ákos & Joe

Booking by part of the day, even from the waiting screen, no quiet-hours interrogation, WhatsApp verified during the call, and a follow-up email written as a letter from her.

Built by Joe

And deleting an account now really deletes it.

Built by Joe

She sits on your iPhone home screen, and the app opens for someone who has never signed in.

Built by Cédric

She calls from a local line in Switzerland; everyone else keeps the US one.

Built by Joe

Every test run of her calls and every verdict is kept and readable in the admin panel.

Built by Joe

No more pretend success, better turn-taking, and she recognises names said in the room faster.

Built by Ákos

And she tells you truthfully whether anyone picked up.

Built by Joe

The field stays visible while you type, and the back key closes screens again.

Built by Joe

Let her sort your inbox without writing any drafts; “Draft replies for me” is its own switch.

Built by Cédric

Our team can follow what happened in any conversation in one place.

Built by Ákos

Message her there and she answers under her own name and face, and she can read your Slack without ever posting as you.

Built by Cédric

Find a free slot and put it in, the same as on a phone call, and a meeting joined from a call gets her live, not a silent recorder.

Built by Ákos

A strip brings you back to the call or a recording, and a call and a recording never listen at the same time.

Built by Cédric & Joe

On a phone too, with the transcript beside what she has noted, in thirty-second steps.

Built by Cédric

The app icon becomes your own assistant, on iPhone and on the web.

Built by Cédric

Every member gets one at sign-up, and she no longer reads a UTC clock back as your working day.

Built by Joe & Ilya

Name her, see her getting ready, and pick when she calls you in your own time zone.

Built by Joe

Listen back from the call itself; recording only happens when it was announced.

Built by Joe

Or with a code by email, and Settings lists every way you can sign in.

Built by Cédric

A film of her at work, a sign-up card that stays in view on a phone, and one honest promise about when she first calls.

Built by Cédric

Ask her to start, and every fifteen minutes she separates what needs you from spam, writes drafts in your voice as cards you can open, never sends, and tells you on WhatsApp.

Built by Joe & Cédric

Off by default, one switch in Settings, for Gmail, Microsoft and app-password inboxes, and she can open a specific email when you ask.

Built by Ilya & Cédric

Release to send, and voice bubbles you can scrub through, in both directions.

Built by Cédric

A chip on the bubble opens the fact or task behind it, and each link points the right way.

Built by Cédric

She can leave a draft in your Outlook, put something in your calendar, and file into her own folder in your OneDrive.

Built by Ilya

Messages, Meetings, Tasks and Knowledge in a single app, with recording, attachments and a What's New screen, at app.airmond.com too.

Built by Cédric

The conversation reconnects properly, and a message typed while she is connecting is no longer lost.

Built by Ilya

No Google consent screen to wait on; the tile says when she last read and lets you disconnect.

Built by Ilya & Joe

Connections, the Spellings room, adding to what she knows, sortable rosters, readable transcripts, Sign in with Apple, and a first screen that introduces her.

Built by Cédric

A setting on the web, and every call after it keeps to the pace you picked.

Built by Ilya

On every channel you type on, not just the phone, and she only says she sent something where she actually did.

Built by Cédric

Your assistant is set up on her own; a person still checks before the first call.

Built by Joe

A lapsed Google or Microsoft connection is named plainly, and a broken account no longer hides a working one.

Built by Ilya & Cédric

The meeting keeps looking until it has an answer, then lists the facts and tasks it gave her.

Built by Cédric

A call she places for you rings from a local number and ends with a short summary of the outcome, and a changed request updates the open errand instead of filing a second.

Built by Joe & Cédric

Tell her the answer on a call and the card moves on, and a routine can be renamed or removed the same way.

Built by Cédric

Nine kinds of work she produced get a door in Knowledge, and you can send one to a colleague at its own address.

Built by Cédric

The homepage takes a warmer look with real portraits, says who it is for and what it costs.

Built by Cédric

Booking one event no longer takes five questions, in chat or on a call.

Built by Ilya

The organisations in your life get a room of their own, filled from what you tell her.

Built by Cédric

She walks you through what she can do in six short acts, and offers to act on something you just said.

Built by Cédric

The first email comes from her by name, with a link to connect your accounts and every way to reach her.

Built by Joe & Cédric

Connect your calendar once and she can join on her own, without ever watching your screen.

Built by Cédric

She re-asks with a reason, and a question stops the moment she learns the answer.

Built by Cédric & Joe

Knowledge doors, voice notes and video in the thread, the task moves, her questions, and account deletion, all on the Mac.

Built by Cédric

Ask for a file by name and she reads it, or ask her to put something away and it lands in your own Drive.

Built by Ilya

Sign in with Microsoft and connect an Outlook account, personal or work, from Settings.

Built by Ilya

Ask on a call or in chat and the draft waits in your own mailbox for you to send.

Built by Ilya

One screen for her current work and the one thing only you can do, with Meetings and a near-live transcript beside it.

Built by Cédric

Earlier conversations and your documents come back when they bear on what you are asking, and she cites them.

Built by Joe

A Board of honest counts, every member request traced end to end, provider balances before they run out, and a members table that names its sources.

Built by Joe

Her character gains range across eight dimensions, and she reads who she is talking to before she speaks.

Built by Cédric

She checks when you are free, finds a slot, and you are the organiser of anything she schedules.

Built by Ilya

A chat button sits beside the call button, so you can answer what she wants to know in writing.

Built by Cédric

Settings lists each connected account, says what she is reading, and has a Disconnect button that works.

Built by Ilya

The rooms that hold your most private details now ask for your face first.

Built by Cédric

Say what is not working in any conversation and it reaches the team, sorted so nothing gets lost.

Built by Cédric

The rooms she has filled come first, the rest wait behind Show more, and an empty room asks you a question instead of sitting dead.

Built by Cédric

Facts carry a real date, remember what they used to say, and a wrong one about somebody can be corrected by you.

Built by Cédric

Sign in with your Google account on airmond.com, and a stranger is told kindly that there is no account yet.

Built by Ilya

The three things that matter most sit in full at the top of your tasks, and each can start a conversation without opening it.

Built by Cédric

Long-press any message to answer it, so “do that one” points at a task, a fact or a routine.

Built by Cédric

An introduction that stalls gets a follow-up email with a booking link, and she calls at the time you chose.

Built by Joe

Messages, Meetings, Tasks, Knowledge. Move from the phone to the iPad and nothing has shifted.

Doors with summaries for what she knows, and the empty rooms read as invitations.

Her open questions sit on each room's door, and a call can open on one.

Names you have written down are the first thing she checks her hearing against.

Asked in the wrong company, she declines the same way every time instead of improvising.

Send a picture of the bike and it files under the bike.

The other person's half is no longer headed “You”.

The mic sends in one gesture, and a refused send hands your task back instead of losing it.

Someone on your list is greeted as themselves, not treated as a stranger.

Name a friend, and she gathers their details, briefs herself, and places the welcome call.

She only names a wait that is true, and “sooner, please” means sooner.

One card per real event, on the phone and on airmond.com, and every card opens.

A word said in a recording stops waiting two minutes for its ride.

Minimise the stage, come back, and she never stopped listening.

A Call button in the window: start her, watch her work, step aside.

The new look reaches the tiles, the call screen and your own bubbles, and the tiles refresh while she is away.

The full portrait library, spikier characters, and dials that genuinely change her.

Not a meeting with nobody in it.

Say a name is wrong and she fixes the person, or folds two duplicates into one.

She hears it, and never again calls it an empty message.

Files that arrive by email, WhatsApp or the app are read, not ignored.

Inbound mail joins the one conversation, like everything else.

Who she is calling and the manners that follow, and the summary says what the call taught her.

One switch, on the phone, the iPad and the Mac.

Open the card and the conversation is there.

A real Settings pane, the new look in the menu bar, and a download page that always says the newest version.

A picture of a receipt, a whiteboard or a wine label is something she reads, not an attachment she ignores.

Bikes, devices, cars. Each with its details behind a tap, so “what pressure for my bike” has an answer with a source.

The request survives the call. She rings them, and comes back to you with the answer.

When something is worth knowing, she writes first. Meeting summaries arrive as a notification.

Everyone she knows about, under any of their names, and you can correct the details yourself.

She will not state a figure she cannot show you the origin of.

The meeting title and guests pre-fill, titles are editable, ten photos per pick, and a failed pick says so.

App icon, in-app marks and the site now match.

A page that explains which channel an answer chose, and when.

Naming a place she cannot see is something she no longer does; what you tell her is still kept and filed.

Matched correctly by spoken name, asking once when unsure, and correctable by you.

She can take a question away, ask you on chat later, drop a link mid-call, and never asks the same thing twice.

A vendor who has not replied gets a sensible deadline and a nudge, and you get a report.

The call screen lists what she is filing as she files it, on the phone and on airmond.com.

Messages, Tasks, Meetings, Knowledge, About. History joins the iPad rail.

And you can correct it right beside the chat.

Where you work, what you do, who is around you.

She takes an errand away, pushes politely, stops when a stranger says no, and returns only with questions she cannot answer.

And meeting notes capture commitments, not chatter.

Sign-in links included.

Her portrait, email as a real sign-in option, landscape fixed.

What you said on one channel is known on every other, within seconds.

Ask for something large and she breaks it down and works through it without being asked again.

Calendar, inbox, message or file, with a link back.

Or just by messaging her. Then save her to your contacts.

And you can mute her from the menu bar, the window or your phone.

Your message gets a real answer, never a silent drop.

Tasks, Knowledge and Messages on the new design, with Google connect.

Reachable from the iPad too.

Tasks, Messages and Knowledge, with an honest connecting state.

What she is working on and what is blocking her, on your home screen.

A rail with her face and three actions, and a call screen that reads as a call.

With a do-not-call list that is actually checked.

No more German replies to an English message.

The right name, face, number and address.

She asks the phone rather than you.

Swipe to archive with undo, bulk select, edit titles, a top three, and “Discuss in chat” on every card.

On a branded page, with downloads and a share toggle.

Talk to her, see what is waiting, read her latest reply.

Facts and tasks link back to the meeting that produced them, and she can record the room through the mic.

You can see whether she actually joined.

Readable, with real research behind it.

A familiar thread with a call button and media.

Her board, your facts and what she has learned, all visible in one place.

She participates rather than lurks.

Hold a hotkey and talk. The call moves into the thread; she can ring your lock screen.

And stops explaining our plumbing.

After signup, she places the first call herself.

With a human still approving every word, for now.

She learns from every conversation.

Stops guessing gender and dates, verifies addresses she hears, and can hang up.

Tasks, routines, connections, your emails and numbers, and a full activity trail.

Real portraits and a character wheel.

Wordmark, hero portrait and display type.