Changelog
What we shipped, and what we fixed
Félix changes often: a fix here, a feature there, a rough edge smoothed out. This isn't a highlight reel — it's the real list, with dates, updated as things actually ship.
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- New
A gift-idea notebook that starts with a photo
Snap a photo of something someone liked. Félix remembers it and brings it back at the right moment — a birthday, a holiday, or just an occasion that comes up.
- New
Félix briefs you on what happened overnight
When you wake up, Félix sums up what he tracked while you slept. Each item opens with one tap so you can see why he flagged it, and a thumbs up or down tells him whether it was worth it — he adjusts from there.
- New
First contact: Félix talks with you instead of handing you a form
Onboarding is a conversation now. Félix introduces himself, figures out what brought you here, and you can cut in at any point — nothing is locked behind a list of fields.
- New
Circles — Félix for a duo, a family, or a crew
Several people, one Félix, and everyone's preferences taken into account: a group kitty, a shared tab, host mode, and a memory of turns so nobody loses track of whose round it is.
- Improved
Félix flags legal, medical and financial ground before he walks on it
When the conversation reaches one of those three areas, Félix says so in plain words, once, and asks whether you want to keep going. No wall of legal text — one honest sentence, and your answer is remembered.
- Improved
Your usage is visible everywhere, as a percentage
The same meter now appears on the web, in the desktop app, and in Telegram. It shows what was measured, never an estimate: when a figure isn't available it says so instead of inventing a remaining balance.
- Improved
Losing your key after a purchase is no longer possible
After payment, two doors open instead of one — web and Telegram — and a welcome email leaves you a permanent safety net with your key and your dashboard. The Telegram link can be clicked ten times without breaking anything.
- Protection
Your memory is yours, and erasing really erases
The memory vault is encrypted per client. The erase button now removes everything, including the distilled memory that used to survive it. And exporting your memory never carries your raw identifier.
- Protection
Diagnostics carry only what is explicitly named
When Félix sends a diagnostic report, only fields on an explicit allowlist go out. Everything else — including whatever nobody thought of — is dropped rather than masked, because a mask still lets you guess.
- Improved
A health centre for your connections
Every connected service shows its real state — connected, degraded, expired, revoked, action needed — with a one-click repair. Félix never asks you to reconnect a service that is working fine.
- Fixed
The dashboard now tells you when you've been signed out
It used to open empty and silent when the session was lost, with no explanation. It now says so, and offers to reconnect you.
- Fixed
Apple Calendar: the app password is finally explained
Connecting an Apple calendar requires an "app-specific password", a term nobody knows. The page now explains what it is and where to find it, instead of asking for it out of nowhere.
- New
Félix Business — the foundations
Per-person roles and permissions, cash flow with payables and receivables, a full week's schedule built for you, photo-verified tasks, and a company handbook that writes itself as Félix learns how the place runs.
- New
Business connectors: point of sale and banking
Lightspeed and Square for point of sale, read-only banking. Félix reads, understands and prepares — he never moves money himself.
- Protection
Access hardening
A full review of public entry points led to several substantive fixes to data protection and authentication. No client account was affected.
- Improved
Two credit pockets instead of one
A weekly allowance that resets, and a bank that never does. Whatever you don't spend from a gift or a refund stays yours.
- Fixed
The download page serves the right build
It was still serving an unsigned development build. It now queries the source directly and always serves the latest signed public release.
- Improved
Félix separates what you told him from what he inferred
When he brings something back, he marks whether you told him or he worked it out. An inference is never presented as a fact.