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v0.21.8
- Student Mode. Turn it on in Settings → Memory → About you and ScreenWizard explains and guides you step by step, giving hints and helping with homework instead of doing it for you.
- Tell it what you use it for. Pick school, work, running a company, creating or coding, and its suggestions and examples fit what you do.
- Follow-ups go to the same agent. After an agent reports back, asking for more ("now send it", "make it shorter") goes to that agent, which remembers its work, instead of starting a new one.
- Snooze an agent's question. When an agent asks for your OK, you can snooze it for 30 minutes, and its questions wait quietly during calls and Focus.
v0.21.7
v0.21.6
v0.21.4
- Connect the app you're working in. When you're working in Gmail, Slack, Notion, Jira or another app ScreenWizard can connect to, the pill offers to connect it, so agents can search, sort and draft there directly instead of through your screen.
- Check for updates yourself. Use Check for Updates… in the menu bar, or Settings → General, which also shows your build number and can install updates automatically.
v0.21.3
v0.21.1
v0.21
- 3D models. Ask for a 3D model of anything and watch it put itself together in a floating window you can spin and zoom; Esc or the close button puts it away.
- Updates from your apps. New Gmail, Slack and Calendar activity shows as a dot on the pill; ask "what's the update?" to hear it, and clear it all by voice or from the pill.
- Check an email before it sends. When an agent writes an email, it shows on the pill first so you can change any line by typing or by voice.
- Agents read your apps directly. Agents look things up in your connected apps instead of asking to see your screen.
- Setup is free. What you ask while setting ScreenWizard up doesn't count against your daily limits.
- Gift codes and invite rewards. Redeem a gift code in Settings → Invite & Earn, and get days of Pro for you and a friend when they join with your link and open the app.
- Where were we? Ask "where were we?" or "catch me up" and ScreenWizard tells you what an agent finished, what's left and what it suggested next.
- Voices take turns. When several agents finish at once, or one finishes while you're talking, each one waits its turn instead of talking over you or getting lost.
- Talk over me on calls. Calls cancel the speaker's echo, so you can cut in on your Mac's speakers; turn it off in Settings → Voice if calls sound muffled.
- The voice rests when idle. After a minute of quiet the voice connection closes and comes back with the conversation so far the next time you speak.
- What's New. This list, in Settings → What's New, and a short note on the pill after each update.
v0.19
Drawings are smarter: explanations are drawn right on the page, labels stay clear of what they explain, and cards are a small panel beside the thing they're about instead of covering the screen. On Pro and Max, drawing answers come back about twice as fast. Calls start with a hello, stop talking the moment you hang up, can draw on your screen, and stop when you talk over them. Agents have a new look: each one's work reads like a short result sheet, with tabs to switch between them. Asking how to do something in Finder works again, and the private browser recovers on its own.
v0.17
v0.16
Busy in Gmail, Slack, Notion, Google Calendar or another app agents can work in? After about 30 seconds ScreenWizard asks whether you want help there, and offers the usual jobs in one tap. Turn it off per app with Don't ask again, or in Settings → Agents.