Latest
Web app, 27 October
New1
- You can now delete your account yourself in Settings → Account.
Changelog
What’s new in movl
New features and the fixes that make each release steadier. Every release is here, newest first.
movl Desktop 0.2.0
New13
- An agent can now have several threads. Start a new thread from the title bar, switch between them, rename or delete them; each thread keeps its own conversation, and your earlier chat is the first thread.
- When an agent asks you to confirm something, the question now shows right in the chat with its answer buttons and a Reply option. /ask is in the command list.
- Dictation with ElevenLabs: paste your ElevenLabs API key in Settings → Voice, and your words appear in the message box while you speak.
- Dictation can use the Whisper model, which covers about 100 languages and lets you choose the language you speak, or leave it on Automatically, in Settings → Voice.
- Dictation in the desktop app: press the microphone in the message box, speak, and press it again to have your words written for you. It works on your computer, so what you say stays there.
- A help button at the foot of the sidebar: What’s new shows the latest changes, with a link to the full changelog.
- The host menu in the sidebar can remove a host from your account, or leave a shared one, below Host settings.
- An agent can now ask you something and wait. The Dynamic Island shows its picture, the question and its answers: press 1–9 to answer, J and K to move between questions, Enter for the recommended answer, R to reply in your own words, Esc to put it away. Try it with /ask in the Echo agent.
- React to an agent's reply with an emoji: pick one of the quick ones or open more, and tap a reaction under the reply to take it off. The reaction is a note for yourself; the agent does not see it.
- You can choose how long an agent's question waits for your answer (1 minute to 24 hours, or as long as it takes) in Host settings → General. After that the question is withdrawn and the agent carries on.
- Replies read aloud in the desktop app: download the speech model in Settings → Voice, choose one of ten voices, and when you dictate a message its reply is read to you. Start dictating again to stop it.
- Settings has a Storage page: it shows how much space Movl uses on your computer and what each agent’s conversation takes, clears the cache in one click, and can reset Movl when something is broken.
- Voice settings in the desktop app: download a dictation model and a model that reads replies aloud, choose which one to use, and remove it when you no longer need it.
Improved3
- Scrollbars now have the app's own look: thin and rounded, in the colours of the current theme, the same on every platform.
- Sliders look cleaner: a thicker track with a soft unfilled part and a larger, easier-to-grab handle.
- Settings → Storage now shows how much space the downloaded voice models take, as a part of its own.
Web app, 26 October
Fixed1
- Screen readers announce the sidebar as a region again, and say "saved" when your changes to an agent are saved.
movl Desktop 0.1.0
New3
- The first desktop build, for macOS on Apple silicon.
- The app runs its own local host, so local agents keep working without a connection.
- A packaged app connects to app.movl.ai by default. You can point it at your own server.
movl Desktop 0.1.1
New2
- The Updates page in Settings: choose the stable or the development channel, see whether you have the latest build, and restart when the app is idle.
- Updates download in the background or on request with a progress bar, and install on the next restart. A card in the sidebar tells you when one is ready.
Improved1
- In a build that cannot update itself, the Updates page now says why instead of staying blank.
Fixed1
- A build is published only when it is signed and notarised, so macOS opens it without warnings.
Web app, 24 October
New3
- A catalog of agents you can add to a host, and invitation links for sharing a host.
- A public status page for the service.
- Agent edits save themselves.
Improved2
- A new layout: agent list, agent editor and a side panel.
- Conversations render more clearly in the browser.
Web app, 23 October
New4
- Share a host with other people as a viewer or an editor, by email address or by link.
- Pair a phone with a QR code from a signed-in computer.
- Host settings: a picture and a time zone for each host.
- The interface in English and Ukrainian, with a language setting.
Web app, 22 October
New2
- The chat runner: an agent can answer through an HTTP service you choose, such as an OpenAI-compatible API, Ollama or LM Studio. It stays off until you enable it.
- Themes and accent colours, a new app frame and a host menu.
Improved1
- Agent previews and time labels in the list.
Latest
Mobile app, 27 October
New1
- You can now delete your account from Settings, on iPhone and on Android.
Mobile app, 26 October
New2
- When an agent asks you to confirm something, the question shows in the chat with its answer buttons and a Reply option. The host's page in Settings lets you choose how long a question waits.
- An agent can now have several threads. Open the threads menu in the chat to start a new thread, switch between them, rename or delete them; each thread keeps its own conversation, and your earlier chat is the first thread.
Fixed1
- When the server cannot be reached, the screen now shows its Try again and Change server buttons at full width, so you can change the server instead of being stuck.
Mobile app, 24 October
New1
- The app can update itself over the air, without a store release.
Mobile app, 23 October
New3
- A Liquid Glass look on iOS, with an eight-box sign-in code and native fields and sheets.
- Manage hosts and devices, the theme, haptics and the server address in settings.
- English and Ukrainian, with a language setting.
Improved2
- The agent list, the chat and settings are reshaped, with our own look.
- Large titles show again, and fields stand out inside cards.
Fixed1
- Android: header buttons, the tab bar, the keyboard and the empty chat.