0.2.15

Polishing now runs through Plainsay's own server with Gemini, instead of a per-subscriber OpenRouter key. Fixes Polishing failing on every dictation for anyone using the Plainsay Polishing provider.

0.2.14

• Fixed Polishing failing on every dictation when using the Plainsay provider — cleanup calls were being rejected by the credit preflight check.

0.2.13

• Added a benefits explainer for the Plainsay Polishing provider option to the Setup Assistant and Settings.

0.2.12

• Added Plainsay as a Polishing (editing) provider option — no API key needed, no usage limits, included with a Plainsay Cloud subscription regardless of which transcription source you use.

0.2.11

• Removed live typing (experimental) after repeated reliability issues. Live preview (the HUD-only readout while recording) is unaffected.

0.2.10

• Fixed live typing getting stuck (typing nothing) for the rest of a recording after one revision needed deferring.

0.2.9

• Fixed live typing sometimes wiping and retyping the whole line mid-sentence when an early word got revised.

0.2.8

Fixed a deeper live typing bug reported by Konrad, still present after the earlier same-day fix: ending a recording could start the final reconciliation before an in-flight live-preview pass had finished its own edit, letting two independent edit sequences race the same document. They now always run strictly one after the other.

0.2.7

Fixed a live typing bug reported by Konrad: synthetic backspace keystrokes were sent with no pacing, and a busy app dropping one silently desynced Plainsay's model of what was on screen from reality, corrupting later corrections in the same dictation — showing up as wrong capitalization or missing spaces. Backspaces are now paced the same way the paste path already was.

0.2.6

Live typing is now in the Setup Assistant, alongside Editing, with a "Try it" field to compare on vs off. Live typing and Editing (cleanup) are mutually exclusive: turning one on turns the other off, since reconciling live-typed text against a rewrite pass would mean visibly rewriting words you just watched yourself type.