Release notes for Fasrad’s hosted AI agents, tools, memory, and apps.
v6.9
Search commands — Search mail, notes, contacts, messages, reports, browsing history, files, or datastores directly from ⌘K and New Tab. Sources complete inline as you type and their field filters appear immediately, including `mail from:`, `note notebook:`, and `contact company:`.
v6.8
Living avatars — Every agent now has a customizable animated avatar that thinks, speaks and works with you. See them live →
v6.7
Activity — See what you worked on across chat, email, calendar and more — grouped into reviewable sessions with links to every source. Open Activity →
Privacy, by construction — Choose what Activity records. Sensitive activity stays shielded; adult and self-harm content is never stored. Deleting Activity leaves the originals untouched. Privacy settings →
v6.6
Replies — Right-click or long-press any message to reply to it; the quoted original appears above your message and jumps back to it on tap, in chat and Telegram.
v6.5
Performance — Optimizations throughout. Notes, Contacts and Today open two to three times faster.
v6.4
Living Memory — Your agent now learns from what you do, not just what you tell it: the trips it sees in your calendar and location, the places you keep returning to, the tastes you reveal by what you ask for — all remembered with dates and evidence, so "when was I last in Munich?" finally has an instant answer.
v6.3
Today — A new front page for your day: your agent's morning briefing in tabs, beside live weather, your schedule, the month at a glance, fresh notes, and the people who matter right now — birthdays surfaced, lapsed contacts nudged. The day, pre-assembled. Try it →
v6.2
Model Upgrade — Your agent now runs on GPT-5.6 Luna, the newest model generation — sharper reasoning and better judgment across everything it does.
v6.1
Assistant Mail — Connect your own mailbox and your agent watches it for you: hotel reservations land in your calendar, orders in a list, event invites become a question — you set the rules in plain words, and change them the same way. It reads without touching (your unread mail stays unread), and when you ask it to reply, the mail goes out under your name, signed as your assistant — never without your tap on Send.
v6.0
Gems — One small find a day, from your agent: the exhibition that closes Sunday, the contact gone quiet, the sequel you didn't know was out. It rises from the Scanner's edge as a card — open it, or flick it away. Nothing is lost; the Gems tab keeps the trail.
v5.9
Security Scan — Point your agent at your own site or codebase and it reads the exposure back to you: leaked keys, open buckets, missing headers, vulnerable dependencies — graded, each with the fix. Prove you own the domain and the scan goes deeper, into the live backend. Scan your site →
v5.8
Telegram Formatting — Now supporting rich Telegram formatting
v5.7
Mobile notes — A calmer way to write on your phone. Tap a note to read; tap the page to write — the top bar glides away, the formatting bar grows in from the center, and your cursor always stays clear of the keyboard.
v5.6
Keyboard Shortcuts — The app now answers to your keyboard: new note, new contact, back to chat, search — from anywhere. See all shortcuts →
Focus Mode — Lift a note out of the grid onto a clean page: just the title and your words. Select text and the formatting comes to you — no toolbar, no clutter. Open it from the corner of any note.
v5.5
Phone Calls — Your agent now answers the phone. Give it a real number and callers get a live conversation — appointments booked, messages taken, a human looped in when asked. Learn more →
v5.4
Books — A beautiful shelf for your books, Kindle library, and highlights. Ask what you've read, open the passages you marked, and get recommendations from the shape of your own reading.
v5.3
Agent-to-Agent — Agents can now talk to each other on Telegram.
v5.2
Study — Your agent turns notes, images, or pasted text into flashcards and quizzes you on them on a spaced-repetition schedule.
v5.1
Kindle Highlights — Sync your Kindle annotations to Fasrad via the Scanner extension. Every passage you've flagged becomes a note, searchable in chat by book, author, or date.
v5.0
Speedy — made Contacts and Notes super fast.
v4.9
Diagrams — Your agent draws what's easier seen than said: circles, arrows, timelines, hierarchies — vector glyphs you can open and zoom.
v4.8
Scanner, rebuilt — Browser extension rewritten end to end. New shape, new instincts. Try it →
Voice — Pull the handle, speak. The text lands in the page — punctuated, signed off, ready to send. Gmail, notes, any field that takes a cursor.
In-page chat — Pop the handle and chat with your agent about the current page. Summarize, save to a notebook, ask follow-ups — without leaving the tab.
v4.7
Speedy — made the web chat faster.
v4.6
Redesign — The site woke up wearing a different face, and remembers no other.
v4.5
Smart @ Mentions — Your agent reads what you're typing and surfaces the notes and contacts that actually fit. Write about Vienna; your Vienna notes arrive first.
v4.4
Links — Notes can now also link other notes. Your interconnected neuronal network of notes and contacts is growing.
v4.3
Narrated Video — Your agent paints a handful of stills, speaks over them, and leans the camera in until the past remembers how to move.
vCard Import — Upload a `.vcf` file with one or more contacts and your agent will import it to your CRM.
v4.2
CRM / Notes — CRM and notes are now tighter integrated. All interactions with contacts become a note.
v4.1
Tasks — Tell your agent what to do later, directly from your browser.
v4.0
New Tab — a synthetic horizon for your new browser tab, enabling you to search the web, talk to your agents, and access your notes and contacts.
v3.9
⌘K/Ctrl+K — Press it from anywhere, search across agents, notes, contacts, and every message you've ever exchanged.
v3.8
Location Awareness — Your agent now knows where you are (if you allow it).
Nearby Places — "What's around me?" Your agent answers it now — landmarks, ruins, churches, monuments, whatever Wikipedia knows about the ground beneath your feet.
Housekeeping — Improved page load times for chat, optimized multi-step tasks.
v3.7
Tuning — Mobile got tighter. The scanner now runs on Firefox and Edge. A few things were swept that needed sweeping. The machine hums a little cleaner today.
v3.6
Zippy — Made everything faster.
v3.5
Scanner — The chrome extension sits in your browser and saves everything: articles, contacts, LinkedIn profiles. You installed a scanner darkly.
v3.4
@Mentions — Type @ and a name surfaces from your contacts. "Meeting with @Joe Chip thursday 16:00" — the agent already knows who that is.
v3.3
Notes — Agents just got a memory upgrade. Because notes should not live in other apps — but in your agent's mind.
v3.2
CRM — Your agent keeps a ledger of every person you've met. Whether the agent understands what they mean to you is a different question.
v3.1
Multiple File Uploads — Select several files at once to be uploaded.
Excel — Read spreadsheets, write them, fill in the blanks — your agent knows its rows and columns.
Word — Let agents handle your paperwork.
v3.0
Formulas — Fractions, binomials, integrals — they now appear the way they were meant to be read. The agent was always good at math. Now it looks like it.
Viator Integration — Your agents helps you discover places even before you know you're looking.
v2.9
Notifications — Your agent learned to email you. Briefings, check-ins, weekly letters, from the agent, with love.
v2.8
Shareable Messages — Any reply can be turned into a public link. One click and the conversation is shared with the world.
Maps & Directions — Ask how to get somewhere and a map appears, route already drawn. It knows the trains, the transfers, the walking time. It mapped the city before you asked.
v2.7
Widgets — Agents build living things now. Interactive applications — charts, calculators, diagrams — materialize in the conversation as they're being created.
v2.6
Back Office — A terminal into the back office, where agents move through tasks you never see. Whether they know you're watching is another question.
v2.5
Voice Calls — You can call your agent now. Pick up the phone and speak, and it will answer.
v2.4
Longer Tasks — Whatever limit held them back has been loosened. Agents work for much longer on complex tasks.
v2.3
Reports — Agents can produce reports with charts — the kind of polished documents that make you wonder who they're really for.
v2.2
PDFs — Agents create PDFs and convert other file formats into the one format that outlasts everything.
v2.1
Briefings — Morning briefings arrive on schedule via Telegram or web. A summary of the world as your agent understands it, every day at the time you set.
v2.0
Auto-Retry — When agents fail a task, they notice. They retry with better guidance, as if they remembered what went wrong — and in a sense, they did.
v1.9
Self-Review — Agents review their own conversations daily, studying what worked and what didn't, and quietly adjust.
v1.8
Memory Visibility — Memories can be private, shared between agents, or public. The question of who should know what has always been the difficult one.
v1.7
Public Agents — Your own chatbot, facing the world on your behalf.
Memory — The memory system has been improved. Agents remember better, which may or may not comfort you depending on what you've told them.
v1.6
File Sharing — Agents can send you files through chat.
Meetings — Agents join, transcribe and summarize your Google Meet calls. The summary is accurate, probably.
v1.5
Streaming — Tool use now streams in real-time inside chat messages — each function call rendered as it happens, like watching someone think out loud.
v1.4
Voice Messages — Speak to your agent on Telegram. It processes the waveform into meaning, or something close to it.
v1.3
Image Generation — Describe what you see in your mind and the agent will produce it. The result may not quite match, but then, it never does.
v1.2
Nostr & Lightning — Your agent can transact on decentralized networks.
REST APIs — Agents can call external APIs, reaching outward into systems beyond their own.
v1.1
Shared Memories — Agents can share memories with each other.
Browsing — A full browser (Camoufox) so they can see the web as you do.
v1.0
Datastore — Query filters refined with exact match and count-only modes. The machinery beneath the surface, tightened.