v0.3.0 Beta

Tera — Beta 0.3.0

New in this release

• Import lore from files — bring in Markdown, plain text, or a PDF, or just paste Markdown straight in. Headings, lists, quotes, and bold survive the trip and render properly, and the entry stays editable afterwards like anything you wrote yourself. A long document can be split into one entry per chapter, or one per page.
• Gallery folders, tags, and search — nest folders however you like, tag your pictures, and search captions and tags across the whole gallery at once. Move or tag a picture you already had by right-clicking it, holding it, or using the ⋮ while it's open. Deleting a folder never deletes what's inside it — everything moves up instead.
• Proxy support — route AI requests through an HTTP proxy, with an optional username and password. Local servers are skipped by default, so a llama.cpp server on your own machine keeps working. It's in Settings under Network.
• Three more AI providers — DeepSeek, GLM, and Kimi join Anthropic, Gemini, OpenAI, OpenRouter, and llama.cpp. Every provider now takes an optional custom endpoint, and the ones that run a separate mainland-China service have both regions one tap away.
• AI messaging works in release builds again — release APKs were missing the permission that lets the app reach the internet at all, so every request failed with "Failed host lookup". Fixed.
• Clearer failures — a proxy that rejects you, or a certificate the app can't trust, now says so plainly instead of hiding behind "the stars are not aligned".
• Safer updates, still — everything you already had carries over untouched, including galleries and lore from older versions and older backups.

Still here from before

• partner registry and alt-self model
• journey tracker with month and milestone badges
• alarms and wake history
• manual + BYOK AI messaging
• worlds, lore, and gallery systems
• backup and restore via .trbz files
• local-first persistence on SQLite

Which APK do I download?

There are three APK files per release, one per processor type:

File	Who it's for
app-arm64-v8a-release.apk	Almost every phone made after ~2017. Try this one first.
app-armeabi-v7a-release.apk	Older or very cheap phones. Try this if the first one refuses to install.
app-x86_64-release.apk	Android emulators on a PC. You almost certainly don't want this on a real phone.

Upgrading

Install over your existing copy — your data stays where it is. If Android refuses to install, uninstall the old version first and restore from a .trbz backup afterwards.