Routines you can just ask for

The chat composer now sits at the bottom of the meetings list, so you can ask about several meetings at once without opening a single note. A history menu keeps recent conversations from that page grouped by day, and the panel remembers whether you prefer it docked or floating.

Connected accounts have their own controls in Settings → Integrations. Pause, remove, or reconnect one without touching the others, and a Disabled badge shows when one is switched off.

Attach a PDF and you can open it in a preview to check the right file before you send it.

You can download an artifact straight from its full view instead of going back to the chat it came from.

Every member of a team can now open team analytics from the profile menu, not just admins. The Usage tab is called Analytics.

The usage bar is simpler, you can reach it from the profile menu, and it now breaks your usage down by chat mode.

In a project chat, questions about meetings follow the project’s awareness setting, so Littlebird searches only that project’s meeting notes when you have limited it to them.

After you stop a recording yourself, Littlebird points out the Generate summary button so it is easier to find.

The Meeting Notes list shows a single, clearer empty state, with a way to connect a calendar when you have not connected one.

You can add a chat to a project from the mobile composer.

If Littlebird cannot update itself — because it is running from the disk image or somewhere it cannot write — it now explains why and offers to move itself to Applications, instead of asking for your password every fifteen minutes.

Every chat mode shows a description, and their keyboard shortcuts stay visible and aligned in the menu.

Mentioning an app is tidier: no duplicated window and app names, no stray spacing when you select the text, and less clutter when you mention several apps.

Fixed Littlebird signing you out after your Mac has been asleep.

A meeting summary that had already been written no longer disappears from the app while it is being regenerated.

Asking about a meeting no longer sends Littlebird round in circles when it calls a meeting tool the wrong way.

Automatic meeting detection recognises an app that was already running when Littlebird started.

Transcripts from a mobile recording upload reliably, including recordings that are mostly silence.

Opening a chat from a routine report works again if you are on an older version of the app.

The Routines and reports screens show a loading state instead of looking empty while they load.

An artifact card no longer goes missing from a chat when the file behind it takes a while to arrive.

Stopping a reply mid tool call no longer crashes the chat.

Images you send more than once in a conversation are no longer dropped from it.

Your chats are no longer empty after Littlebird rebuilds its local copy of them.

Messages no longer flash into place as a chat opens, the placeholder stays put in the collapsed composer, and spacing around your own messages is even.

The Hummingbird shortcut works with Caps Lock on, the composer takes focus when the window appears, clicks pass through again after you close a thread, and the window keeps its size when you reopen it on a second monitor.

The mouse keeps working after you open an action menu, and long conversations no longer jump to the top on their own.

A connection you abandoned partway no longer sits at Pending forever with no way to remove or retry it.

Choosing a calendar issue type uses a proper menu, and text in connection dialogs is aligned.

Mem0 completes sign-in instead of failing during registration.

Images upload reliably, and an upload that stalls gives up and tells you rather than hanging.

Starting dictation stops music playing through AirPods instead of leaving it running behind you.

Signing in no longer drops you back out when a token refresh is interrupted.

The sign-in screen no longer flickers between the email and code steps, and it stays put if a code fails.

Images you attached appear when you come back to a chat, and long threads use less memory and scroll more smoothly.

Opening a chat connects faster after the app has been in the background.

The Favourites and Recents headings in the sidebar are no longer tappable as though they were chats.