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  1. beta.54
    October 14, 2026
    Latest

    Drop files anywhere

    • Drop anywhere on a chat. Drag files and photos over any part of a chat and let go: they're added to the message you're writing.
  2. beta.53
    October 14, 2026

    Files and photos in chats

    • Send files and photos. Attach them with the paperclip, drop them on the message box, or paste a screenshot. Agents on Claude, GPT and Gemini see photos and read PDFs; text files are read with your message. Up to 10 per message; large photos are made smaller first.
    • On Claude Code and Codex too. When your agents run on Claude Code or Codex, they open the files you send, and only those.
  3. beta.52
    October 14, 2026

    Steadier apps

    • Connected stays connected. Apps & tools, an agent's panel and a new agent's build show what's connected right away, instead of briefly asking you to connect Google or Slack again.
  4. beta.51
    October 14, 2026

    Calmer Agents

    • Agents, in one list. Every agent is one row: what it does, how often it runs on its own, when it runs next and how its last run went. Run now, Chat and Settings show when you point at it.
    • Apps & tools, beside your agents. Google, Slack, MCP servers and your own tools are now on the Agents page, under Apps & tools. Settings keeps your account, keys and updates.
    • Agents that already work. Opening an older build of an agent that already runs shows its latest result instead of asking for a test run.
  5. beta.50
    October 14, 2026

    Everything in its place

    • New agent, with Architect. New agent opens Architect's own screen: say what you need, or pick an idea. As it builds, the new agent takes shape beside the chat — the apps it uses, with Connect right there, and when it runs — and it runs once so you see what you get. Builds are listed apart from your chats.
    • Agents, and what they do on their own. Agents shows every schedule at the top — what runs next, where, and how the last run went, with Run now — and all your agents below.
    • An agent at a glance. An agent's panel has Overview, Runs and Setup. A chat's header says when its agent next runs on its own; click it for its runs.
    • Needs you. Approvals waiting in any chat, runs that failed and apps to connect gather in one place in the sidebar.
    • Apps, in one list. Settings → Apps has Google, Slack and MCP servers together, with which agents use each. Add app connects GitHub, Stripe and others, or your own MCP server. Keys and your own tools are under Keys.
  6. beta.49
    October 14, 2026

    Agents that grow with you

    • Agents improve themselves. Ask an agent for something it can't do yet and it gives itself the right tools — you allow it — then carries on in the same reply. Say "from now on…" and it rewrites its own instructions. If no tool exists for the job, it asks Architect to build one.
    • Run when email arrives. An agent can run whenever certain email lands in your Gmail — "when an invoice comes in, file it". Ask it in the chat, or pick When email arrives in its schedules. It runs in JigJoy Cloud within a minute, even with your computer off.
  7. beta.48
    October 14, 2026

    Mail sorted as it arrives

    • Agents make Gmail filters. Ask an agent to keep certain mail out of your inbox and it sets up a Gmail filter, so that mail is sorted the moment it arrives — before your phone even buzzes. If you connected Google earlier, connect it again once (Settings → Connected apps, or the agent asks) to allow it.
    • Schedules keep their time. Changing what a scheduled agent does no longer pushes back its next run.
    • Updates arrive sooner. JigJoy looks for a new version every half hour and when you come back to it, and gets it ready on its own.
  8. beta.47
    October 14, 2026

    Allow once and for all

    • Always allow. When an agent asks before using a tool, you can now allow it always. It won't ask again for that tool — in this chat, new chats or the cloud — and you can turn asking back on in the agent's settings, under Ask before changes.
  9. beta.46
    October 14, 2026

    Steady through long jobs

    • No more jumping. Replies with many tool steps no longer make the chat jump up and down. What the agent is doing now shows next to its name, in a place of its own.
    • Long jobs run to the end. An agent working through something big — like a whole inbox — no longer stops after a couple hundred steps to ask whether to go on. It still stops and tells you if it gets stuck.
  10. beta.45
    October 14, 2026

    Smoother sign-up and updates

    • Sign up from any device. Confirming your email no longer has to happen on the same computer: open the link on your phone, and JigJoy waits long enough for you to come back.
    • Restart into Linux updates. On Debian and Ubuntu, when your system installs a new JigJoy while it's open, JigJoy offers to restart into it instead of carrying on with the old version.
    • One sign of thinking. While an agent works, you see it in one place — right where its answer will appear — not twice.
  11. beta.44
    October 13, 2026

    Agents that work on their own

    • On a schedule. Ask an agent to do something every morning, on weekdays or every few hours — it sets it up from the chat, or you do in its settings. Every run lands in the same chat, so it can tell you what changed since last time.
    • In the cloud, even with your computer off. Scheduled agents run in JigJoy Cloud and send you the result by email and as a notification in the app. Agents with Terminal or Files get a computer of their own there.
    • Gmail, Calendar and Slack. Connect them once — in Settings → Connected apps, or right from the chat when an agent needs them — and agents can search, read, tidy and write your email, plan your calendar and catch up on Slack, here and in the cloud.
    • Agents remember. Agents keep short notes about you and their work and see them at the start of every chat. See and edit them in an agent's settings, under What it remembers.
    • No more password prompts. Your saved keys and tokens stay on this computer, readable only by you, without asking for your Mac's password after updates.
    • Signed by Apple. JigJoy for Mac is now signed with Apple's Developer ID and notarized: a fresh download opens like any other app — no Privacy & Security detour. Updates keep installing on their own.
  12. beta.43
    October 13, 2026

    Claude Code and Codex, at a glance

    • Their own icons. When you choose what runs your agents, Claude Code and Codex now show their own icons, so you can tell them apart at a glance.
  13. beta.42
    October 13, 2026

    Your agents, on your Claude Code or Codex

    • Run agents on your own subscription. JigJoy finds Claude Code or Codex on your computer and can run your agents on them — the same tools and approvals, on your Claude or ChatGPT plan instead of JigJoy's limits. Choose when JigJoy asks, or anytime in Settings.
    • A simpler Settings. Your account and plan, what runs your agents, updates and your wallet — that's all there is now.
    • JigJoy lives in its window. The menu bar widget, its shortcuts and opening at login are gone. Your agents and chats are all in the app's window, and notifications still tell you when an agent needs you.
  14. beta.41
    October 9, 2026

    Updates that always arrive

    • Never stuck on an old version. If an update can't finish on its own, JigJoy now says so and offers the download — instead of quietly trying again.
    • Linux updates with your system. Installed from the .deb? JigJoy now adds its own package source, so it updates along with the rest of Debian or Ubuntu — no password prompts. The AppImage keeps updating itself.
  15. beta.40
    October 9, 2026

    Signing in, in an agent's browser

    • Sign-in pop-ups work. "Continue with Google" and other sign-in pop-ups now open as real windows in an agent's browser, so signing in goes through — and sites see a regular Chrome.
    • Your sign-in stays. Once you've signed in on a page, the agent keeps working on it instead of loading it again.
  16. beta.39
    October 7, 2026

    A smoother restart

    • Restart to update. Restarting into a new version on a Mac no longer shows a JavaScript error first.
  17. beta.38
    October 7, 2026

    Codes for Pro

    • Have a code?. Got a code from a community or an event? Enter it in Settings, under your plan, and it unlocks Pro right away.
  18. beta.37
    October 7, 2026

    Your agents in the menu bar

    • Agents first. Clicking JigJoy in the menu bar now opens to your agents — who's working, who's waiting on you, and your recent chats. Ask an agent from the row underneath, or press ⌥Space as before.
    • No stray scroll bar. The menu bar window no longer shows a scroll bar when there's nothing to scroll.
  19. beta.36
    October 6, 2026

    Agents find the real page

    • Web search for agents. Agents with the browser can now search the web, so they find the page they need instead of guessing its address — far fewer “page not found” dead ends.
    • Links they can follow. When an agent reads a page, it now sees where the page's links go, and follows them to the right place.
    • Clickable pages in steps. The page in an agent's browser step — “Read …” or “Open …” — is a link now: click it to see that page in your own browser.
  20. beta.35
    October 6, 2026

    Updates install themselves on Mac

    • One click to update. On a Mac, a new version now downloads in the background and installs with Restart to update — no more downloading it by hand. Install this version once, and every update after it comes on its own.
  21. beta.34
    October 6, 2026

    A first-run tour

    • Getting started. New to JigJoy? A short tour walks you through your first agent: Architect builds it, you see what tools are as it uses them, then you chat with your new agent — and learn the shortcuts that bring your agents into any app. Skip it anytime.
    • Shortcuts, your way. The tour and Settings show the shortcuts this computer actually uses — ⌥Space on a Mac, Ctrl+Alt+Space on Windows and Linux, or whatever you've changed them to.
  22. beta.33
    October 5, 2026

    Paste it back, for real

    • Paste into …. The button to paste an answer back into the app your selection came from now shows up — beta.32 couldn't tell which app that was.
    • Selections, straight from the app. Apps that say what's selected (Notes, Mail, Pages, …) now hand it over directly, without borrowing your clipboard.
    • Tidier questions. A question about a selection shows what you asked for and the text, quoted — not the instructions JigJoy adds for the agent.
    • Open at login, fixed. Opening JigJoy yourself always shows its window again. Open at login now starts it quietly in the menu bar only when you log in.
  23. beta.32
    October 5, 2026

    Paste it back, and make the menu bar yours

    • Paste it back. On a Mac, after Fix, Translate or Reply on a selection, Paste into Mail (or whichever app the text came from) puts the answer right where your text was.
    • Answers you can use as is. Fix, Translate and Reply answer with just the text — no "Here's the translation:" around it.
    • Open at login. JigJoy can start with your computer, quietly in the menu bar, so your shortcuts and agents are always there. Turn it on in Settings, or when the menu bar asks.
    • Your shortcuts. Change ⌥Space and ⌥⇧Space in Settings → Menu bar by pressing the keys you want, or turn them off — and hide the menu bar icon if you'd rather not see it.
  24. beta.31
    October 5, 2026

    Keep talking in the menu bar

    • Follow-ups. After an answer in the menu bar, reply right there — the same agent, the same chat, as many times as you like. Open in JigJoy picks it all up in the app.
    • Your limits at a glance. A Usage tab in the menu bar shows your plan, this 5-hour session and this week, with when each starts over.
    • Manage plan. Links in the menu bar, like Manage plan, open in your browser.
  25. beta.30
    October 5, 2026

    Selections from any browser

    • The text you selected, not the page's link. In browsers like Zen, Firefox and Chrome, ⌥⇧Space could pick up the page's address instead of your selection — the shortcut's keys were still down when JigJoy copied. It now waits for them, and brings exactly what you selected.
  26. beta.29
    October 5, 2026

    Allowing selections, in one step

    • Accessibility, sorted. If macOS still listed an older JigJoy under Accessibility, Open System Settings clears it, so this version can simply be turned on — no removing and re-adding.
  27. beta.28
    October 5, 2026

    The menu bar comes to Linux

    • Quick ask on Linux. Press Ctrl+Alt+Space in any app and ask any of your agents — the answer streams in a popover near the top of the screen. On Wayland, your desktop asks once to allow the shortcut.
    • Send what you've highlighted. Highlight text anywhere and press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Space: it comes in with Explain, Summarize, Reply, Fix and Translate one click away. No copying needed.
    • From the tray. The tray icon shows when agents are working or need you, and its menu has Ask JigJoy… next to Open and New chat.
    • Agents keep working. Closing the window keeps JigJoy running. Open it again from the tray, or from your app menu.
    • Nothing selected?. The selection shortcut now says so, instead of opening an empty question.
  28. beta.27
    October 5, 2026

    What's new, right in the app

    • A changelog. Every release, with what changed and why — here in the app (your account menu → What's new) and on jigjoy.ai/changelog.
    • Updates say what they bring. When a new version is out, a card at the bottom of the sidebar says what's in it, with the button to get it.
  29. beta.26
    October 5, 2026

    Send a selection to an agent

    • ⌥⇧Space with text selected. Select text in any app and press ⌥⇧Space (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Space on Windows): it comes into the menu bar with Explain, Summarize, Reply, Fix and Translate one click away — or say what to do with it.
    • Answers that hold still. A quick answer streams inside a popover of fixed size, following the newest words until you scroll up to read.
    • Open in JigJoy. Opens the chat a menu bar question started, right away.
    • Permissions that stick. JigJoy for Mac is signed with its own certificate now, so macOS remembers what you allowed it across updates.
  30. beta.25
    October 5, 2026

    Ask from anywhere

    • Quick ask. Press ⌥Space (Ctrl+Alt+Space on Windows) in any app and ask any of your agents. The answer streams in the menu bar, and anything the agent needs from you is answered there too.
    • Every question is a chat. Each one is saved as a chat titled with your question, to pick up in the app whenever you like.
  31. beta.24
    October 5, 2026

    Linux updates itself again

    • Updates on Linux. Installs from before the JigJoy name couldn't update themselves. Install this version once, and updates come on their own again.
  32. beta.23
    October 5, 2026

    JigJoy in your menu bar

    • See what your agents are doing. The JigJoy cat in the menu bar lights up while agents work and shows a dot when one needs you. Click it for who's working on what, your plan's usage and your recent chats.
    • Approve without switching. Allow or deny a tool, or add a key an agent asks for, right in the menu bar.
    • Agents keep working. Closing the window keeps JigJoy running in the menu bar, and a notification tells you when an agent needs you or finishes a long reply.
  33. beta.21
    October 5, 2026

    A page for your wallet

    • Wallet. Your API keys and tokens have a page of their own: what your tools need first, then what's saved, with the tools that use each.
  34. beta.20
    October 5, 2026

    Architect fixes tools in place

    • One tool, kept up to date. When a tool needs a fix, Architect changes that tool instead of making another copy of it.
  35. beta.19
    October 5, 2026

    Sign in once

    • One browser for your agents. Your agents share a browser, so a site you've signed in to stays signed in for all of them. Agents you install keep a browser of their own.
  36. beta.18
    October 5, 2026

    The wallet

    • Keys, asked for safely. When an agent needs an API key it asks in a secure card in the chat. Keys are encrypted on your computer, and no agent ever sees one.
    • Marketplace: coming soon. We're curating the first agents and tools, so the Marketplace is closed for now.
  37. beta.17
    October 5, 2026

    Reading pages signed in

    • Signed-in reading. When an agent reads a page, it reads it with its browser's sign-ins — and says so when a site wants you to sign in first.
  38. beta.16
    October 5, 2026

    Longer work, same speed

    • Leaner long replies. In long replies, older tool results are sent shortened and the newest whole — replies stay fast and use less of your plan.
  39. beta.15
    October 4, 2026

    Plans you can see

    • Usage in percent. Your plan shows how much of this 5-hour session and this week you've used, with a heads-up near the limit and a clear card when a reply stops at one.
    • Pro and Max. Upgrade from the app whenever your agents need more room.
  40. beta.13
    October 3, 2026

    Hello, JigJoy

    • A new name. The app is JigJoy now, with the JigJoy cat for its icon. Your agents and chats came along.
  41. beta.12
    October 3, 2026

    Chats, and agents that keep going

    • Chats. As many chats with an agent as you like, renamed or deleted from their menu. New chat starts with the agent you talked to last.
    • No step limit. A reply runs as long as it makes progress; an agent going in circles stops and tells you what's blocking it.
    • Updates in Settings. Check for a new version and restart into it from Settings → Updates.
  42. beta.4
    October 2, 2026

    The first beta

    • Build agents in a chat. Describe an agent to Architect and it builds it, with a browser, your files and a terminal as tools. Founding Builders start with their beta credit.