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Product update

Choose what to keep, know what you share

Mac 1.0.8.32 moves to stable. Beta 1.0.8.33 adds dictation retention choices, safer imports and sync, and optional usage reports you can inspect. The internal iPhone build makes follow-ups and notes easier to work with.

Mac · stable + betaiPhone · internal testingApple Watch · internal testing
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Shipped · Mac stable 1.0.8.32

  • Version 1.0.8.32 moved from beta to stable this week. Previously beta-only improvements, including aligned audio across pauses and crash reports you review before sending, are now in the stable channel. These were covered in last week's update; this week's change is their stable availability.
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Shipped in Mac beta · 1.0.8.33

  • Set dictation history retention to 24 hours, 7 days (the new default), 30 days or always. Paste last dictation now only uses dictations from the last hour.
  • Files already in the Library are marked and skipped unless you select Import again. Quitting while an import is being copied or stored audio is being transcribed asks for confirmation. Leftover staging copies from interrupted imports are cleaned up.
  • iCloud sync no longer overwrites a simultaneous edit from another device or downloads the entire library again after a relaunch. Pending speaker separation for recordings received from iPhone also survives a relaunch.
  • Sharing a next step with participants, a tracker or an assistant no longer marks it as completed. Sending work onward and finishing it are separate actions.
  • Daisy asks whether you want to send a daily usage report. It contains feature and error counters, not meeting text, titles, names or a user identifier. See What's Sent shows the report; Help improve Daisy in About lets you change your choice. Local processing remains the main option; cloud AI providers are optional.
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In testing · iPhone and Apple Watch

  • The internal iPhone build adds a separate Follow-up tab, copy actions for summaries and follow-ups, transcript bookmarks and dictation at the cursor. Sending an archive is now labelled Send to Mac app. These changes are installed on a test phone; visual acceptance is still pending.
  • Model preparation now explains that you can record first and transcribe later. iPhone capture is for in-person conversations and voice notes, not phone calls or system audio. Apple Watch remains in internal testing, with audio processed on iPhone or Mac rather than transcribed on the watch; no new public Watch release is announced this week.
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Next

  • Check the updated iPhone recording and editing screens on a physical device, and continue release-readiness checks for interruptions, Watch delivery and cross-device sync. These checks remain work in progress, not guarantees of uninterrupted recording.