1.0.5 · October 10, 2026
Loop tabs. Loops now focus on Events, Tasks and Notes, and Edit Tabs is in each Loop's ••• menu.
One clean look. Events, Tasks and Notes share one look, with one way to add something, whether a tab is empty or full.
Past conversations. A new button next to the + opens your past Cue conversations for Home or the Loop you're in.
Your words stay. What you type stays in the box until you save it, even if you close Smart Capture first. Swipe down to put the keyboard away.
Calmer wording. The widget and Siri now use the app's calmer wording for tasks from earlier days. No more red "Overdue".
Late nights. Events that run past midnight show when they end, like "10 PM to Tue 1 AM".
Moving things. When you ask Cue to move something, its reply sticks to the times you gave or already saved. For a repeating event, the card shows which one moves.
Asking a parent. If a purchase needs a parent's approval, Looped In says so, and Plus turns on by itself once it's approved.
Safer syncing. Safer syncing for things you've just added, and for edits you make while the app is syncing.
Signing out. Signing out clears what Cue has learned from this phone. What's already saved to your account comes back when you sign in again.
1.0.4 · October 8, 2026
A calmer look. Home greets you and shows Next up, the next few things across all your Loops. Loops, tasks and events are easier to scan.
One box that knows what you mean. Ask a question and Cue answers. Drop in a flyer, a text or a screenshot and Smart Capture pulls out the dates and to-dos. One tap switches it if it guessed wrong.
Cue as it writes. Cue's answers can now appear as they're written, so you can start reading sooner.
Your week. Ask Cue "what's my week?" on Home for a day-by-day look across every Loop, with overlaps marked.
Moving things. When you ask Cue to move something and the new time isn't clear, it asks before changing anything. A repeating event can move just this once or as a whole series.
Fresh answers. Cue reads your schedule fresh each time instead of reusing an earlier answer, and you can reword what it remembers in What Cue has learned.
Reviewing a capture. Cleaner rows, one menu for picking the Loop, and a quiet "Check time" or "Check date" when a time or date was a guess. Text like "at 6" gets a suggested time for you to confirm.
Quick scan. When Cue isn't available, the quick scan now names items in your own words and reads bulleted lists item by item.
Due dates. Tasks show one due line, with a time only when there is one, and a day that has passed reads "Was due".
Easier to read, safer to sync. Easier-to-read text, better VoiceOver support, and safer sharing and syncing that better protect what you've saved and what you've deleted.
Signing out. Signing out now removes your personal details from reminders and clears Siri suggestions and search results from the phone.
1.0.3 · October 5, 2026
Overlapping events. Cue now spots when events overlap, using each event's start and end time.
Dates. Smart Capture reads dates more accurately. A price like "Sat 5.50" is no longer taken for a time.
Quick scan. Quick scan picks up titles and times more reliably, and no longer freezes on very long pastes.
Dates that don't exist. A date that doesn't exist, like February 30, is no longer moved to another day.
Your first Loop's name. Your first Loop gets a better suggested name from what you capture.
Easier to read and use. Clearer small text, wider Reduce Motion support, and VoiceOver reads days and months in full.
Alarms. If alarms are turned off, alarm items remind you with a notification instead.
iCloud backups. Each device now keeps its own iCloud backup folder.
1.0.2 · October 1, 2026
One question to start. A new account starts with one question: what's coming up? Type it or say it, then check what comes back before anything is saved.
All-day ranges stay whole. A school break is saved as one event that covers every day.
Joining a Loop. Joining a Loop now takes you straight into it.
Paste in one tap. Smart Capture's Paste button no longer asks "Allow Paste?"
Accessibility. Easier to use with VoiceOver, larger text and Reduce Motion.
Dates on other calendars. Dates stay right on phones set to the Buddhist, Islamic, Japanese and other calendars.
Longer pastes. Smart Capture reads longer pastes and says when text was cut.
1.0.1 · September 25, 2026
Your first week of Plus is free. Every new account now starts with 7 days of Looped In Plus, free, with no card needed.
Siri and the share sheet. Tasks and events you add with Siri or the share sheet now show up in your Loops, with or without Plus.
Siri alarms. Once you've allowed alarms, an alarm you set with Siri is set the moment you ask, even if you don't open Looped In.
Calendar. If an event can't be added to your calendar, Looped In now tells you so you can try again.
More privacy. Turning off Share Analytics & Crash Reports now turns off all analytics, and disconnecting Google also removes our access on Google's side.
Gmail. Gmail import is paused for now. Google Calendar works as before.
Wording and the legal pages. Clearer wording throughout, plus an updated Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
1.0 · September 19, 2026
The first release of Looped In, on the App Store from today.
Drop something in and it comes back sorted. Paste the text, photograph the flyer, pick the screenshot out of your photo library, or say it out loud. Cue reads what you gave it and hands back the events, tasks and notes it found, already filled in. You look them over, fix anything, and save. Nothing is created until you tap.
Loops keep each part of your life separate. A Loop is a hub for one real context: a season, a class, a committee, a trip, your family. Each one holds its own events, tasks and notes, so the club's schedule stays out of the family's list.
Events, tasks and notes. Events can repeat, and editing or deleting one asks whether you mean this event or all events, the way the calendar app you already use does. Tasks carry an owner and a due date. Notes hold the things that are neither.
One switch to your calendar. When Cue hands back an event, the card carries a switch that adds it to your iPhone calendar, alongside everything else in your day.
Undo means undo. After you save a capture, an Undo button stays on screen for sixty seconds. Change your mind and Undo takes out everything that capture added.
Ask Cue about the Loop you are looking at. Type a question like "when is the next practice" and Cue answers from what is actually in that Loop. It proposes; you confirm.
Invite anyone, and they use that Loop free. Send the link or read out the code. Anyone you invite uses the Loops you share with them free: they see everything in those Loops and add, change and finish their events, tasks and notes without paying, for as long as they are a member. There is no cap on how many people you invite. Starting Loops of their own is Looped In Plus, the same for them as for anyone.
Recently Deleted, for 30 days. A Loop you delete sits there and can be restored, so a mistaken swipe is a restore rather than a loss. Anything else you delete is kept for 30 days too, and support can bring it back.
Privacy you can check. What Cue remembers is stored encrypted with a key kept in your iPhone's Keychain, which syncs through iCloud Keychain if you use it, and you can view it, pause its learning or delete it any time. To answer you, Cue does have to read your message, so it passes through our server to OpenAI as ordinary text. Speech is transcribed on your device and the audio never leaves your phone. Photographs are read for their text on your device. A master toggle in Settings turns the whole AI layer off. Export My Data and Delete Account both run inside the app.
An on-device fallback, on the iPhones that have one. If you are offline, or you have used up the day's allowance, a phone running iOS 26 or later on an A17 Pro chip or newer, with Apple's on-device model downloaded, can fall back to it instead of doing nothing at all. Those two cases are the whole of it: it is not the normal path and it is not faster. The switch is in Settings under the master AI toggle, and it ships turned on.
Pricing. Using the Loops somebody shares with you is free. Looped In Plus is $5.99 a month or $39.99 a year (in the US; local prices are shown in the App Store) with 7 days free to start, and it covers your whole Apple Family through Family Sharing. Without a subscription you can still run a capture three times a day to see what Cue pulls out.
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