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This week in numbers

The last 7 days against the 7 days before, counted automatically on November 15, 2026.

Answers came 52% faster: 167.1 s → 80.3 s (middle answer, 5099 answers)
More answers failed: 2.1% → 6.7% (5099 answers)
More repeated parts were read at the cheaper price: 91.6% → 94.5% (3925 answers)

Newer lines are written each night by Unchore's AI from what went live that day.

October 23, 2026

When you set up a scheduled check on the switch-on card, it turns on right away if it works — no extra tap needed.
When you name a worry in first chat, you get all three options in one answer — no more back-and-forth questions.
News sections now show real topic feeds like "tech news" or "economy news" — not just search results.
Chat search now finds words inside messages, and you can zoom photos on your phone with two fingers.
Long chats stay quick to type in and don't lose anything — background jobs now hand off work better when time runs short.
You can now change or remove one line of your instructions, one memory, or one custom word pair in chat.

October 22, 2026

The AI no longer shows or saves its own thinking marks in answers.
Reminders: the "add another?" question now appears right above its buttons for clearer choices.
When you change a reminder time, related wording updates automatically.
Live headlines in lists are now individually linked to their sources.
Answering yes to a prompt no longer interrupts running automations.

October 21, 2026

Reminders now keep their confirmation button and message visible until you confirm.
When setting up a reminder with multiple details, you can fill in what you know now and add missing details later.
Your first Daily note shows the actual day and time it will arrive, not just "today at 08:00".
English text in progress notes is automatically translated to Korean in Korean chats.
Voice mode now correctly handles Korean particles after English words.
Project instructions are easier to edit—changes save automatically and you can edit everything in one view.

October 20, 2026

Price alerts now notify you once when crossed, not repeatedly while past the line
Reminders list keeps sending while anything is open — stops only when all are done
Chat bottom buttons now show icons when words don't fit — Automations always shows, just cut with ellipsis if needed
Reminders read times in your own clock, not UTC, so you see accurate 'now' and next run times
On your phone, long links in messages no longer get cut off at the screen edge
AI can now edit or add projects you already have

October 19, 2026

Reminders now go to the chat or project you pick, and you can turn one on instantly from a suggested daily repeat.
Each project can turn memory off and choose which tools its AI uses.
Answers no longer show broken characters — they're read correctly in full.
Board shows your tasks and background jobs in four columns, read-only.

October 18, 2026

Phone buttons now fit when chat titles are long in any language.
Automations now show their full text, not just the first line.
First chat offers are now sorted by what needs no setup, without "free" or "paid" labels.
Time now shows your timezone offset so other places' times are right.
Reminders show which answers are missing their own block.
Files you create in Unchore now come back with their contents so you can edit them.

October 17, 2026

When a reminder asks you to share a photo or file, the card now waits for your answer instead of moving on.
Calendar now shows which week a date falls into, so you can tell if it's this week or next.
Try it now on a reminder runs safely without affecting your real reminder, and shows you what it reads.
News headlines now appear newest first, not by relevance.
Checkmarks no longer appear alone on their own line—they move to the last line with text.
Reminder notifications now show plain text without formatting marks, and long numbers are hidden.

October 16, 2026

You can now disconnect your Instagram account, and see Meta's deletion status clearly.
Preview a reminder with «Try it now» — it runs without sending notifications or counting toward stats.
Preview a reminder runs for the full duration, just like the real one would.
Reminders show weekday names based on your calendar and timezone.
Read your mail with the tools guide — it now explains how instead of saying it's not possible.
Price changes you might worry about now show above today's price so you notice them.

October 15, 2026

You can mark a task done while it's still running in the background.
When you disconnect Instagram, your account connection and data are deleted.
Reminders now show when they'll run next in your time.
You can now upload documents and design files (PDF, Word, Photoshop, etc.) directly into chat.
Fixed display issues with quotation marks in Japanese and Chinese.
Better error messages when something goes wrong.

October 14, 2026

All-day reminders now show the day name instead of a time, and last until the end of that day.
Reminders read correctly in your language at any time, even after midnight ("this morning" stays right).
When a reminder answer takes too long, it keeps running in the background instead of starting over — you can ask to go on.
Voice mode: talking over the answer stops it on your phone too; piano music plays smoothly from the last word while the answer reads aloud.
Mail cards now support multiple addresses, real cc, and you can type "yes" to send instead of tapping the button.
Projects you create by chatting with the AI are automatically added to your project list.

October 13, 2026

Instagram posts now check Meta's photo rules and 24-hour limits before you publish.
Korean answers show sources right away instead of waiting for you to reopen the chat.
Automatic reminders now show their time clearly when you switch one off—no mixing up reminders with the same name.
Repeating reminders now tell you when the first one will run.
You can see pictures and screenshots when the AI helps you—it now works like other AI tools.
Free video and image generation now works without needing your own key.

October 12, 2026

Stopping a reminder now stops only that one, not others waiting to retry in the same chat.
Morning notes and daily reminders set for later today now show correctly — no longer promised for tomorrow.
Repeating reminders now say the actual day — «Monday», not «the day after tomorrow» which changes each time.
Dates in answers now use 24-hour time like your schedule — «19:00» instead of «PM 7:00».
«Sources:» heading under web search results now appears in your language.
Excel files from chat now keep formulas, column widths, number formats, and dates or percentages in individual cells.

October 11, 2026

Reminders you set for a specific time now stay set for that exact time, even if you only said how often — no need to confirm the hour we picked.
When you hand back a detail in first chat, you can now decide it yourself instead of being asked again.
Background jobs now show pictures from your computer in the chat when they need your decision.
Your timezone is now used for all dates and times shown in the app — no more mix-ups between your clock and the server.
Price lines now always show in your own language, no matter what language list they came from.

October 10, 2026

Fixed reminders that retry: they now keep trying for 10 minutes instead of stopping early.
Reminder text under answers now shows in your own words, not AI markers.
File attachments in sentences now upload properly — like «New picture: [[attach: /…/photo.png]]».
System automations now show their title in your language.
Yearly reminders on missing month days (like Feb 28) now show the actual run date, not a wrong one.
The AI can now turn paused reminders back on for you.

October 9, 2026

Each call now creates its own chat with the call details and to-dos.
Voice keeps listening through Korean grammar forms like 할 때, 동안, and words that can end sentences.
When AI runs out of time, it now says so clearly instead of mentioning your plan.
Korean answers replace plain-speech blocked words automatically on our side.
Browser automation now handles clicks, drags, file uploads, and popups in task steps.
You can use AI with your free welcome credit without connecting Claude or ChatGPT first.

October 8, 2026

Chat now opens at the newest message instead of where you were reading.
Android: texts, KakaoTalk and calls keep coming even when the app is closed or after you update it.
Browser capture: save a whole webpage as a document — full page picture, PDF, and clean text for the AI to read and analyze.
Reminders now work even if their chat was deleted — they answer in a new chat instead of pausing.
Tasks can be put on hold with a reason and time — chat stays open only when you need it.
New tools: read your email inbox, check payment details, verify bank account numbers.

October 7, 2026

Chat now shows what your AI is doing — investigating, coding, checking, deploying — instead of a generic message.
Long chats load faster — older messages are summarized right after each answer, so your next question doesn't wait.
Stop button now stops background jobs and app builds too, not just the current answer.
Android sign-in stays put — you won't get logged out on the login page anymore.
Reminders you set now wake up on time even during your quiet hours — they're never silenced.
Task bar shows your progress — how many of your current tasks are done and what you're working on right now.

October 6, 2026

Files your computer sends while working now show in the chat right away, one line per file.
See which AI takes each kind of work today — your pick or Unchore's choice by your chat's rules.
Your chat shows what it's working on — the stage (Researching, Coding, Checking, Deploying) and how long it's been running.
Long background work now wakes your chat when it finishes, so you see the answer without checking back.
When a job asks you a question, your next message in that chat answers it — type "stop" to end the job.
Answers now show whether Unchore marked them good or not, plus your own usage notes — which AI took over, and how often.

October 5, 2026

Opening a chat from the list now loads smoothly — no more blank screen flash, messages appear gradually while loading
Follow-up messages after long answers no longer risk getting cut off — each continuation gets its own time window to complete
Background jobs now automatically continue in the same chat if they don't finish in one run — no more «didn't finish» message
Pick which AI does what: choose separate AIs for code, pictures, big tasks, or quick questions — or stay with Auto
Connected computers now check if your code's tests actually pass — real results show under your answer
Missions now show which jobs are still running so you don't start them again, and keep the decisions you made during the mission so a long chat remembers them.

October 4, 2026

API keys and credentials in computer output are now hidden before saving or sending to AI.
Gmail scheduled send: use Yes cards to send mail at a set time, take it back until then, and get told if sending fails.
Connected computer: read your own mailbox—list, read, and move mail to folders. Ads marked, moves logged and restorable.
Voice mode: say «stop that» to stop the computer's work and running tasks, or «do it again» to restart.
Search now looks inside your files too — the search box says «Search file names and contents» and shows results marked «Found inside the file».
Chat is calmer: extras hide behind ⋯, effort and research move out of the compose row, and sidebar links are labelled.

October 3, 2026

Reminders now check on your computer first before asking the AI, so simple tasks don't use up API calls.
Voice mode now lets you see finished background jobs report aloud, and stops reading when you press Stop.
You can now use web search with your own Gemini, OpenAI or Grok keys, and answers show source links.
Chat files up to 500 MB now upload and process in pieces, and you get 1 GB total storage per month.
Big chats now keep summaries of old messages so questions you ask stay accurate, and memory picking shows save dates.
You can now text people directly from chat — the AI writes a message card that opens your Messages app prefilled.

October 2, 2026

Voice dictation now keeps what you've typed when you switch to speaking, and stops retrying if speech recognition fails.
Composer stays on one line on phones with large text — AI name shortens with «…» and Send button stays visible.
Voice mode «Hold to talk» now lets you press once to stop reading and listen, pause while holding won't send, and release sends your message.
Search now shows words around each match with a quick jump to that message, and «My files» page lists every attached or created file by name with a search.
Tables and long documents get their own preview sheet with Copy and Markdown download buttons.
Answers from app builds now read one sentence aloud when done, and same chat stays in sync across your other devices and tabs.

October 1, 2026

Free tools, no sign-up: chore cost, AI cost (live prices), automation ideas, cron in plain words, website security check, chore-doer type.
Apps you ask for are now opened and clicked through in a test browser before you get the link, and fixed if something breaks.
Put your own web address on an app Unchore built for you.
Your month on the Automations page: how many checks Unchore did for you, with a link to share.
Reminders at the same time now replace the old one instead of adding a second.
Live values like weather and rates now read all at once instead of one by one.
Android app stays connected and reconnects right away if the start page is down.
App builds now have up to 10 minutes to run, so bigger projects work.
You can close the chat window—Unchore keeps working and tells you when it's done.

September 30, 2026

Ask for an app and get a link: Unchore writes it, checks it and puts it online.
Meta ads guard and a morning report card; competitors' ads from the public Ad Library.
Android app with voice, a small floating window and a pause when a call comes in.
Unchore credit: use AI without your own AI account, at the AI company's price.
My notes: a notebook that grows from your chats, with a download for Obsidian.
Voice mode: talk over it to stop it, one topic at a time, and it closes when you say you're done.
Sign in with GitHub; connect your Google Calendar, Gmail and Drive.
Unchore in 58 languages, including the words you say to it.

September 29, 2026

First version: chat by text or voice, and when something repeats Unchore offers to automate it — prices, fares, news, reminders.
Automations show the source line of every value, and stop instead of guessing when a value can't be read.
Bring your own AI: your Claude plan, an OpenRouter or API key.