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The latest
- A new look, everywhere. The whole app was redrawn on the same brain: calmer pages, one quiet focus ring, and the sidebar, composer and island built again.
- A quieter chat. Thinking and live work fold into one line, attached files show as tidy rows, and every answer sits on the same calm card.
- Pencil first on iPad. Drawing is Pencil-only with palm rejection, one finger pans the page, and you can write right over a slide or a scan.
Week of Nov 2 Latest
Nov 2 – 8, 2026
The app, redrawn.
- A new look, everywhere. The whole app was redrawn on the same brain: calmer pages, one quiet focus ring, and the sidebar, composer and island built again.
- A quieter chat. Thinking and live work fold into one line, attached files show as tidy rows, and every answer sits on the same calm card.
- Pencil first on iPad. Drawing is Pencil-only with palm rejection, one finger pans the page, and you can write right over a slide or a scan.
- The Library becomes a desk. New and Make menus, folder tiles, boards kept in their own pile, and uploads that stay where you dropped them.
- Every change is a version. Each save to a file is kept as a version, so you can go back.
- Flashcards, fixed. Make 5 more writes new cards again, and an answer with a numbered list is never cut off.
- Near you means near you. When it searches for something nearby, it uses your home or school city, never a guess.
- Reminders across the time change. A reminder set for a clock time stays at that time after the clocks go back.
Week of Oct 26
Oct 26 – Nov 1, 2026
A computer of its own.
- Its own cloud computer. Reposance now works on its own machine in the cloud. Watch the live desktop, pause it after any step, or take over.
- One question before it matters. Before a step with consequences it asks you once, and filling in a form shows every field and value first.
- Your files go with it. It can upload your Library files where a site asks for them, and what it downloads lands back in your Library.
- A yes only for what leaves your hands. Money, sending and sharing wait for you. Everything else just gets done.
- No help in live tests. Quizzes and exams on the platforms students use are refused, and so is a screenshot of one pasted into the chat.
- It remembers people properly. Mention “my dad” once and name him later, and it knows they are the same person. A new fact replaces the old one.
- People & spaces begins. Direct messages and group chats of your own, inside Reposance.
- The Chrome extension, redesigned. Rebuilt to its new design, in every state it can be in.
Week of Oct 19
Oct 19 – 25, 2026
School, done properly.
- A tutor, not an answer key. Hints come one rung at a time: a question back, the idea, then the first step. Each course’s AI rule is read from its own syllabus.
- Your coursework in one place. Every deadline from your Canvas feed and email becomes a homework row, and Grades works out each course’s mark from the syllabus weights.
- Next term, and campus life. Next term gets a plan of its own with your registration time, and your school’s events calendar shows up on your day.
- Documents that hold up. Export to Word with real equations, and essay references written in APA 7, MLA 9, IEEE or Chicago.
- Smarter ink. Rough lines, boxes and rings snap true when the Pencil lifts, handwriting is searchable, and calculations carry their units.
- Steer it while it works. Add words to an answer while it runs. Every step names the app it touched, and search covers all your chats, not just recent ones.
- It asks before recording a lecture. Lecture capture checks for consent and reads the course syllabus first.
Week of Oct 12
Oct 12 – 18, 2026
Your courses, connected.
- Canvas, all of it. Courses, course files filed by course, and announcements. OneDrive joins for your files.
- Take your decks anywhere. Export a study deck to Anki, Quizlet, CSV or PDF, or print flashcards eight to a page.
- One search for everything. Chats, files, tasks and people from a single box.
- Maths that looks like maths. Equations and chemistry are typeset even without markup, and big diagrams draw at a readable size.
- More privacy controls. Delete chats older than a year, 90 days or 30 days, and switch off reading public web pages altogether.
- Quiet hours to the minute. Choose which notifications reach you where, and when it stays quiet, day by day.
Week of Oct 5
Oct 5 – 11, 2026
One brain for every message.
- One agent answers everything. A single agent now handles every message, so an ask that needs several apps just works.
- Answers drawn as what they are. Trips, bills, polls, plans and sources come back as cards you can use, not walls of text.
- Conversations you control. Edit and re-run, branch, rewind, pin, rename and share by link, with / and @ in the composer, and voice.
- Drop a file anywhere. Drag it over the chat to attach it, and live work shows its progress above the composer.
- Results into Google Docs and Sheets. Save a file to Google Docs or Sheets, or send a workflow’s results there.
- Browser tasks side by side. Several website tasks can run at once, each within its own budget, and on a schedule.
- Linen. A warm-stone theme in light and dark, with painted art on the empty pages.
Week of Sep 28
Sep 28 – Oct 4, 2026
Hand it the work.
- Drop a syllabus, get a term. Deadlines, exams and weights from the syllabus, gone over with you first.
- Stuck on a question? Crop it from a PDF and it files itself with the answer. Hand it a worksheet and it hands one back, marking any blank it can’t fill.
- It watches and listens. A YouTube link is watched before it’s answered, and a recording you attach is transcribed first.
- Eighteen apps, one sign-in each. Notion, Linear, Asana, Canva and more connect directly, with a permission on every tool.
- Watch, take over, hand back. See the live page its browser is on, take the controls, then give them back.
- Undo, and Recently deleted. Changes it makes to your files and projects can be undone, and nothing deleted is gone at once.
- Install it like an app. Add Reposance to your home screen or your dock.
Week of Sep 21
Sep 21 – 27, 2026
Where it started.
- Passkeys. Sign in with a passkey instead of a password.
- A chat that remembers. Follow-ups work, answers stream in as they’re written, and an answer can cite the page it came from.
- Your mail and calendar. Google and Microsoft accounts sync on a schedule, with their sign-ins kept in a vault.
- It can see, and search. Attach a screenshot and it reads it. Searching the web needs no setup.
- PDFs you can study from. A readable PDF viewer, with highlighting.
- Today, as a day. A page that leads with what matters, not an inbox wearing a date.
- Backups that restore. Your data is backed up, and the restore has actually been run.
Reposance went from its first commit on September 21 to all of the above in seven weeks. It is still in private beta.