• On calls, Trace used to sometimes mix up your lines with the other person's. It now tells your voice from theirs much more reliably.
• The transcript now shows who said each line and when, with your name on your own lines.
• When someone is called by name in a conversation, Trace can now use that name to show which lines are theirs.
• In a one-on-one meeting from your calendar, Trace now shows the other person's name on their lines.

Available on desktop in Trace 0.3.55 and later.

• Summaries used to sometimes miss things that were said, or get words wrong. Summaries of new conversations are now more complete and accurate.
• Decisions and next steps used to list everyone who took part in them. They now name the one person who made the decision, or who will do the next step.

Available on desktop, iPhone, and Android.

• The Mine tab on the To-dos page used to show nearly every to-do from a meeting with one other person, even ones they agreed to do. It now shows only yours.

Available on desktop in Trace 0.3.49 and later.

• Trace used to take up to 45 minutes to turn an interrupted conversation into a context. It now often takes seconds.

Available on iPhone in Trace 1.9.1+.

• Trace now shows you when you are offline on the home page. It will not affect the conversation being captured, and it gets processed once you are back online.

Available on iPhone in Trace 1.9.0+.

• Trace now remembers more of the recent messages it has sent you, so a short reply like “yes” is understood.
• Trace used to sometimes create a context when nothing was said in a conversation. It will not now.

Available on desktop, iPhone, and Android.

• The loading state used to sometimes vanish while a context was being generated. It is consistent now, and a shimmer always shows until the context is ready.
• Conversations used to be lost when you went offline. Trace now supports capturing them offline.
• Conversations now get captured on weak internet connections as well.
• A context could sometimes be created before all the transcripts arrived. Trace now waits for all of them before processing a conversation.

Available on iPhone in Trace 1.9.0+.

• Trace can now close your action items when you ask it to, and it names each one it changed.

Available on desktop, iPhone, and Android.

• You can now download a context as a PDF and choose which sections go in. Trace ticks the ones that context has.
• You can now select part of an Ask Trace answer instead of copying all of it.

Available on iPhone in Trace 1.8.3+.

• Ask Trace now shows what it is reading while it works, so a longer question no longer sits on a blank screen.
• The home sidebar now pushes the screen aside instead of sliding over it.

Available on iPhone in Trace 1.8.5+.

• Copying an Ask Trace answer used to paste stray ** and ### symbols. It keeps its formatting now.
• An answer used to fail with “Couldn’t finish that” when you switched apps. It now finishes, and is waiting when you come back.
• Scrolling a long Ask Trace conversation used to stutter. It is smooth now.

Available on iPhone in Trace 1.8.4+.

• Trace can now find a person by name. Ask about someone and you get every line they were part of, grouped by conversation and dated. Anyone named in a conversation counts, and so does anyone you have named as a speaker on a context. If the name matches more than one person, Trace asks which one you meant. It shows what someone was involved in, not what they own.
• People from a connected meeting count too. When a context is connected to a meeting on your calendar, everyone on the invite becomes a name you can ask about, and the meeting's title and guest list feed into answers. Connecting a context to a meeting is on desktop, and Trace now does it for you when it can work out which meeting a context came from.
• Answers now work through your conversations in several passes instead of one, so a question that needs a few looks gets a fuller reply. It takes longer to come back than it used to.

Available on desktop, iPhone, and Android.

• Your agent can now search inside a single Space. Name one in your question and it looks only there instead of across everything you have captured. Its reply names the Space it read, so a wrong one takes a single message to correct.

Available on desktop in Trace 0.3.41+.