Daisy

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The latest Daisy releases with notes. Sourced from the same appcast.xml Sparkle uses to serve auto-updates — when a new version ships, this page reflects it.

Daisy 1.0.7.63

build 107 · 21 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.63

  • **Screenshot comments are reliable now.** Taking a screenshot and immediately holding your dictation key works — previously a fast reaction could slip past the note (macOS writes the screenshot file a few seconds late) and the words fell to the clipboard instead. The prompt's countdown also pauses while you're speaking, and if nothing was recognized the window reopens so you can try again.
  • **A dictation key pressed during a recording now says so** — a pill next to the widget explains Daisy is already recording, instead of failing silently.
  • **Cleaner share card.** The analytics share card drops the icons, avatar circle and divider lines.

Daisy 1.0.7.62

build 106 · 21 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.62

  • **Prompts moved from macOS notifications to the widget.** Questions and alerts now appear as a compact pill next to the floating daisy — visible over any app, no notification permission needed. Click anywhere on the pill to accept; the ✕ with its countdown ring dismisses it.
  • **Daisy never stops a recording on its own anymore.** When a meeting looks over — scheduled end passed, or the room's gone quiet — Daisy asks "Stop & save?" instead of stopping on its own. Ignore the pill and the recording simply continues.
  • **App launches always ask first.** Opening Discord, Zoom or another call app now shows a "Start recording?" pill instead of silently starting a session — under every auto-record policy.
  • **Discard recording.** The widget's menu now has "Discard recording": ends the session and removes its audio, transcript and screenshots without saving — with a confirmation first.
  • **Live meter for the other side.** Settings → Recording now shows a continuous level meter for system audio (what Daisy hears from your call), matching the microphone meter.
  • **Better hotkeys.** "Paste my last dictation" gets V-based combos (⌃⌥⌘V / ⌃⌥V), and Daisy no longer lets two actions share the same shortcut.
  • **The morning brief nudge is a pill too** — click it to open the brief in Daisy.
  • **Privacy filter covers meeting-plan analysis.** The pseudonymization layer now also protects names sent to cloud providers during agenda-coverage analysis — the last uncovered path.
  • **Small polish:** "Summary" label instead of the sparkles icon in Home and Library, the widget can be dragged again on the latest macOS beta, and dictation that lands nowhere now points at your re-paste hotkey: "Paste the text: ⌃⌥⌘V".

Daisy 1.0.7.61

build 105 · 21 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.61

  • **Your Library now shows every recording folder.** Folders with audio but no transcript, folders split into multiple parts, and even empty folders are all visible — and Daisy never deletes a folder during a Library scan anymore. Audio-only folders offer one-click transcription right in place.
  • **Recordings that macOS moved to iCloud are handled safely.** If "Optimize Mac Storage" evicted your recording files, Daisy now shows them as "Stored in iCloud" with a Download button instead of misreading them as broken — a bug in earlier versions could make such recordings disappear. Check iCloud.com → Recently Deleted if you lost recordings this way.
  • **Changing the recordings folder always asks what to do** with existing recordings: move them, leave them in place, or move them to the Trash — with a second confirmation before anything is deleted.
  • **Built-in audio player.** Each recording's card now has an Audio section at the bottom with separate players for your microphone and the other side, plus quick actions to re-transcribe or delete the audio files.
  • **Live microphone meter.** Settings → Recording shows a continuous System-Settings-style input level meter instead of an 8-second test, and the Mac output device can now be switched right from Daisy.
  • **Optional background-noise reduction** for the microphone track — a gentle on-device gate that quiets steady room noise between phrases. Off by default.
  • **Faster, more honest model loading.** Transcription models moved out of ~/Documents (where iCloud could sync and evict them, causing endless load times) into Daisy's own support folder, and model preparation now shows a real percentage instead of a seconds counter.
  • **Small polish:** white recording timer, folder renaming for transcript-less recordings, cleaner empty states, and new contact addresses — hello@mydaisy.io and support@mydaisy.io.

Daisy 1.0.7.60

build 104 · 17 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.60

  • **Transcription now offers 12 explicit languages.** Ukrainian, Polish, Italian, Portuguese, and Korean join English, Russian, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, and Chinese, so the transcription picker now matches Daisy's summary-language coverage.

Daisy 1.0.7.59

build 103 · 16 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.59

  • **Home is now a real workload dashboard.** One glass period control drives the 7-day, 30-day, 90-day, and yearly views across activity, calls, meeting time, weekday load, writing stats, and AI usage. Heatmaps and token charts adapt their grouping to the selected range, while greetings change calmly with the time of day.
  • **Upcoming meetings open a preparation sheet.** Review the meeting details, project, tag, existing brief, and related tasks; add a meeting plan as text or by dropping a TXT, Markdown, PDF, or DOCX file; then start recording from the same surface.
  • **Saved meeting plans are reviewed after the summary is ready.** Daisy reports each plan item separately as completed, partial, skipped, or not applicable, with transcript evidence, timestamps, confidence, and practical recommendations instead of an opaque employee score.
  • **Optional sensitive-data protection is available for cloud AI.** When enabled, Daisy pseudonymizes detected people, companies, contacts, and links locally before a remote summary request, restores safe placeholders in the result, and keeps secrets and payment-card numbers redacted. The option is off by default and local providers are unchanged.
  • **Meeting analytics can respect your actual working day.** Set working hours to see time outside the schedule and a work-versus-personal breakdown without Daisy guessing your routine.
  • **Library cleanup is faster.** Swipe to delete, use modifier selection for multiple notes or recordings, then move the selection to another project or delete it in one action. Destructive controls now keep readable contrast.
  • **Calendar recordings are easier to recognize.** Recent recordings live below the agenda, and their recording icon now appears on the left in the calendar colour.
  • **Cursor summaries now use the API-key connection only.** The experimental Cursor account bridge has been removed, leaving the explicit and predictable API route.
  • Added complete Russian localization for the new dashboard, meeting preparation, plan review, bulk actions, working-hours settings, and accessibility descriptions.

Daisy 1.0.7.58

build 102 · 14 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.58

  • Fixed ChatGPT account summaries failing immediately after a successful connection. Daisy now opts into the Codex App Server capability required by its empty environment, tool and capability-root safety controls.
  • Removed the divider above the update button at the bottom of the sidebar.

Daisy 1.0.7.57

build 101 · 14 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.57

  • OpenAI summaries can now use the ChatGPT account already signed in through ChatGPT/Codex, without adding an OpenAI API key. API-key mode stays available and keeps its own model and credentials.
  • Cursor joins the summary providers with API-key support and an experimental Cursor-account mode through Cursor Agent CLI.
  • Account connections now share clear installed, signed-out, connecting, connected, expired-session, plan-limit and error states, with model selection and disconnect controls.
  • Daisy shows a one-time privacy disclosure before sending a full transcript through an account-backed cloud provider.
  • Account-backed requests now show local 28-day usage facts — provider, model, request count, result and duration — without inventing token counts or per-request prices.
  • Local agent clients run without a shell, in a fresh private temporary folder, with bounded output, timeout and cancellation. Transcript text travels through stdin and raw agent diagnostics are never shown or logged.
  • Codex summaries disallow approvals, tools and file changes. Cursor never runs with `--force`, installs project-level deny rules for shell, file access and MCP, and remains explicitly marked Experimental because Cursor cannot documentably disable every agent tool.
  • New account connection controls, privacy messages and recovery states are available in English and Russian.
  • Summary providers now share one canonical structured JSON schema, with stronger handling for malformed replies, long transcripts, prompt injection and concurrent requests.

Daisy 1.0.7.56

build 100 · 13 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.56

  • Mark a moment while you're recording: bind a key in Recording → Shortcuts, press it when something matters, and that timecode lands in the transcript and leads the summary. It grabs a screenshot too, if screen capture is on.
  • Turn your screenshots into notes: take a screenshot and Daisy saves it as a note with the image in it. Right after, hold your dictation key and say what it was about — that goes into the same note instead of being pasted. Off by default; Daisy copies the picture and never touches your original.
  • Paste your last dictation: bind a key in Recording → Shortcuts and re-insert your most recent dictation at the cursor — for when it landed in the wrong window, or nowhere at all.
  • When a dictation lands nowhere — nothing was focused to receive it — Daisy now offers to keep it, in a bubble from the floating widget so you see it whatever app you're in.
  • Dictation with a custom vocabulary no longer occasionally comes back empty, and a few quiet accuracy losses on biased words are gone — the underlying Whisper engine was updated.
  • If macOS stops Daisy from hearing the other side of a meeting mid-call, capture now restarts itself instead of silently recording only your microphone.
  • A microphone that stalls mid-recording (sleep/wake, a USB hiccup) is now recovered rather than dropped straight to paused.
  • Daisy steps aside while Caramba Switcher or Punto Switcher is running, so two layout fixers can't garble the same word — and it takes over again when you quit theirs.
  • Dictation lands again in Claude, Facebook and other web/Electron fields on macOS 26+ — Daisy now checks the text actually went in and falls back to a paste when it didn't, instead of dropping it silently.
  • Long recordings use far less memory while Daisy writes up the transcript — a multi-hour meeting no longer holds the whole recording in memory at once.

Daisy 1.0.7.55

build 99 · 8 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.55

  • Automatic keyboard-layout fixing can now wake the accessibility tree in Chromium and Electron editors, so it works in more chats and browser-based apps.
  • If macOS asks to quit and reopen Daisy while you grant Screen Recording, setup resumes where you left off instead of starting over.
  • Screen Recording appears last in the setup permissions flow, so a required restart is less disruptive.

Daisy 1.0.7.54

build 98 · 5 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.54

  • The first-run experience is now shorter and clearer: one permissions screen, a simpler setup flow, and an optional Google Calendar connection.
  • Choose automatic keyboard-layout fixing while setting up Daisy.
  • Daisy follows the macOS interface language by default; you can still choose a language in Settings.
  • Kimi (Moonshot) is available as a summary provider.
  • The home screen carries the useful setup guidance instead of adding another onboarding step.
  • Daisy can explain why a keyboard-layout fix did not run and undo a recent layout correction with one shortcut.
  • Token spending is shown for the latest 28 days.
  • Cancelling Google sign-in no longer surfaces an unnecessary error.
  • Daisy no longer snaps the window while finishing onboarding.

Daisy 1.0.7.53

build 97 · 2 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.53

  • Press the fix shortcut right after an automatic layout correction to undo it — now works in every app, including Telegram, Slack, and web-based editors where Daisy couldn't previously confirm the undo. Undoing a word also teaches Daisy to leave it alone next time.
  • Token usage on Home now shows the last 28 days, not the current calendar month, so the card isn't near-empty on the 1st.
  • The keyboard-shortcut recorder no longer lets you bind a bare ⌘-letter combo (⌘C, ⌘V, ⌘Z, …) as a global shortcut — that used to silently shadow the system shortcut everywhere on the Mac.

Daisy 1.0.7.52

build 96 · 1 Aug 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.52

  • Ask Daisy to draft a follow-up in your own voice when your Voice Profile is available.
  • Kimi (Moonshot) is available as a summary provider: a 256K-token context at a fraction of the price of the other cloud options, which suits long meetings. Moonshot states that requests to its API are processed in China — if that matters for your meetings, stay with another provider.
  • Daisy remembers the application builds that have run on this Mac for clearer diagnostics.
  • Anthropic summaries now include every text block in a response, rather than only the first one.

Daisy 1.0.7.51

build 95 · 30 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.51

  • Automatic keyboard-layout fixing now works reliably in browser and Electron editors, including chats.
  • Daisy prepares a correction sooner, so it is ready before a fast Space or Return.
  • Added regression coverage for keyboard-layout conversion.

Daisy 1.0.7.50

build 94 · 30 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.50

  • Fix text typed in the wrong keyboard layout: use the new shortcut for selected text, or let Daisy correct confirmed gibberish as you finish a word.
  • Automatic correction can safely handle Return: the corrected word is inserted before the message is sent.
  • Optionally switch to the intended input source after a correction.
  • Russian localization now covers the keyboard-layout settings and shortcut controls.
  • Layout fixing preserves selected spaces and line breaks.

Daisy 1.0.7.49

build 93 · 30 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.49

  • Voice Profile is easier to read and configure: the meetings option is now a compact Settings row, and long profiles size correctly instead of squeezing into a narrow column.
  • Screen-capture frames are stored as high-quality JPEGs, substantially reducing disk use while preserving OCR readability.
  • Screen OCR now releases image memory after each frame, preventing it from shrinking the available context for summaries after longer meetings.
  • Screenshot timelines stay in chronological order even in recordings longer than four hours.

Daisy 1.0.7.48

build 92 · 29 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.48

  • The per-model cost column now uses one shared decimal precision. Small model costs no longer round to $0.00 while the monthly total looks like one model’s amount; the visible rows now add up to the total.

Daisy 1.0.7.47

build 91 · 29 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.47

  • Choose when Daisy writes meeting summaries: after each meeting, at the end of the day, or only when you ask. The end-of-day pass waits until the Mac is idle, never competes with recording, and resumes unfinished recent meetings safely.
  • Add any app from Applications to Daisy’s auto-recording list. This is useful for less common meeting tools without waiting for an app update.
  • Screenshots now have a timeline. Browse distinct screens in a meeting, click a transcript timestamp to open what was on screen then, and move in either direction between the transcript and frames.
  • A new option keeps recognized screen text in the transcript and search but excludes it from summary prompts when a screen share is not relevant.
  • Updated cloud and local model choices, including current Anthropic and OpenAI models; local model servers now report their installed models instead of relying only on a stale list.
  • The token card now reports a month-wide total across models, a stacked daily graph, a per-model legend, and each model’s own estimated cost.
  • Daisy explains likely context-window overflow from local models instead of presenting it only as an invalid summary response.
  • Launch is quicker: Daisy no longer asks the network about a transcription model already stored on your Mac.
  • Fixed a pre-meeting brief that could keep spinning, and made “Save Log Report…” save logs without trying to open a mail client.
  • Fixed summary timing initialization and token-chart layout issues.

Daisy 1.0.7.46

build 90 · 28 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.46

  • Home now shows how many tokens Daisy itself spent this month, per model, with an estimated USD cost for supported Claude and OpenAI models and a day-by-day graph. Local models stay marked as free; a model whose price Daisy does not know says so instead of showing $0.
  • Home warns when the disk is nearly full. Below 3 GB free, meetings record transcript-only — no audio — and until now nothing said so.
  • Your Voice Profile can now learn from what you said in meetings, not just from dictation. Off by default; only your microphone is used, never the other side. Turning it on also learns from meetings you have already recorded.
  • Help → “Save Log Report…” writes a bug report wherever you choose and copies the questions to your clipboard, for anyone whose mail lives in a browser rather than in Mail.
  • Daisy launches faster: it no longer checks the internet for a transcription model that is already on your Mac.
  • The bug report now asks a few specific questions in your app’s language, and includes free disk space — the detail that explains most “it didn’t record” reports.
  • The Voice Profile page explains what its word counter counts, so “0 of 300 words” next to a full library of recordings is no longer a mystery.
  • A meeting recorded without audio on purpose — because the disk was full, or because you chose “Don’t record audio” — is no longer reported as a failed capture, and no longer blames a Bluetooth headset you were not wearing.
  • The token card’s graph and its numbers now cover the same period, and the card says which month that is.

Daisy 1.0.7.45

build 89 · 27 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.45

  • The Home token card now names the exact model whose usage it shows, instead of grouping different models under one provider.
  • Token totals and estimated USD cost now have the same model-level scope.
  • Added a compact 14-day usage graph so it is easy to see whether token use was steady or happened in a burst.
  • Simplified the card: the month and the “Spent by Daisy” provider line are gone; the total is labelled directly as tokens.

Daisy 1.0.7.44

build 88 · 27 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.44

  • Home now shows tokens used by Daisy during the current month for every connected AI provider.
  • For supported Claude and OpenAI models, Daisy also shows an approximate USD cost for its own paid API calls. Cache reads, cache writes, and Claude web searches are included.
  • Token usage is now recorded even when a provider returns a successful response that Daisy cannot turn into a summary.
  • A Claude web search is visible in the usage card even when it reports no model tokens.
  • Local models stay clearly marked as free; an unknown cloud model shows that its price is unavailable instead of incorrectly showing $0.

Daisy 1.0.7.42

build 86 · 26 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.42

  • **A much broader product-name dictionary for dictation.** Daisy now recognises more software, platforms, hardware, and services — including Apple, iOS, Microsoft, Photoshop, Steam, T-Банк, Сбер, Госуслуги, and Авито — and restores their canonical spelling when they are dictated in Cyrillic.
  • **Still deliberately conservative.** Common Russian words that could be mistaken for a brand remain excluded, so Daisy avoids aggressive or surprising replacements.

Daisy 1.0.7.41

build 85 · 26 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.41

  • **Product names stay in their canonical Latin spelling.** Russian and other non-Latin dictation now restores names such as Figma, GitHub, Zoom, Notion, Claude, and many more across every transcription engine.
  • **Your vocabulary still wins.** Built-in corrections are deliberately conservative and never override a custom Dictation Vocabulary rule.
  • **Optional one-tap learning from voice polish.** If Daisy notices a product name restored by polish that it does not already know, it can offer to save that correction for future dictation.
  • **New “Fix product names” switch** in Transcription, enabled by default. Turn it off if you prefer the literal spelling from the speech engine.

Daisy 1.0.7.40

build 84 · 25 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.40

  • **Updates are checked in the background immediately after Daisy launches.** With Automatic update enabled, Daisy no longer waits for the hourly schedule or a manual button press before discovering a new release.
  • **The update cycle now uses Sparkle's normal background flow.** This preserves Sparkle's own scheduling and install behaviour while keeping the launch experience non-modal.

Daisy 1.0.7.39

build 83 · 25 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.39

  • Refresh Your Day without refreshing everything else. Command-R now updates your calendar and day-card brief on the Home screen.
  • A calmer Home layout: the stats column follows the heatmap's natural width instead of leaving unnecessary empty space.
  • Voice Profile text selects as one continuous piece, so copying a profile no longer breaks it into separate fragments.

Daisy 1.0.7.38

build 82 · 25 Jul 2026

What's new in 1.0.7.38

  • **Dictation now gets a second chance when the first decode comes back empty.** If the biased transcription pass produced no text, Daisy used to paste nothing even though it heard you. It now retries with an unbiased pass before giving up, so short phrases and custom-vocabulary dictation are much less likely to disappear.
  • **MCP clients stay connected together.** Several SSE clients can now use Daisy's local MCP server at the same time without falling into a 15-second reconnect loop. If the server port is temporarily busy, Daisy also retries the bind instead of silently giving up.
  • **Clearer dictation diagnostics.** When the fast dictation engine misses, the log now records the reason, making support and troubleshooting more useful.

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