Changelog
What's new
The short story of how Sevoria is coming together.
Android 1.6.2: the gold icon stays gold
Removed Android's theme-controlled monochrome launcher layer so the Sevoria mark is no longer recolored blue, and moved it to a fresh launcher resource to clear stale icon caches while preserving in-place upgrades.
Android 1.6.1: a mobile experience of its own
Added a line-to-logo opening animation, native swipe onboarding with app-specific previews, Skip and progress controls, sign-in as the final slide, a cleaner bare-star identity, and a redesigned update sheet for future releases.
Android 1.5.3: a launcher icon that really updates
Moved the blue Sevoria compass to a fresh Android launcher resource so Samsung and other launchers cannot keep reusing the legacy yellow-and-black icon cache. The same compass now ships in standard, round, adaptive, and monochrome modes.
Android 1.5.2: exact plans and keyboard-safe chat
Separated Sevoria Pro and Sevoria Max into their actual plan requirements instead of calling both Premium, and fixed the Android chat composer so multiline typing stays visible above the keyboard on compact and full-size phones.
Compass identity and phone corrections
Restored Sevoria's star as a distinct blue compass mark, made the phone install prompt appear without waiting behind cookie preferences, added direct Android download routing, fixed the narrow account-name layout, and made Download app explicit in every public footer.
Mobile access and adaptive app UI
Made the Android download reachable directly from phone chat, rebuilt the download and release pages, turned web settings into a full-screen mobile surface, and updated the native screens for compact phones, tablets, foldable windows, safe areas, and larger text. A focused Apple Watch companion is now specified for native implementation.
Interaction and mobile refresh
Rounded the product system without making it bubbly, rebuilt chat onboarding as clear action cards, fixed the collapsed sidebar and account menu, added motion to menus and settings controls, simplified sign-in, replaced the old star branding, and brought the native app source to the same neutral blue design as Sevoria 1.5.
A quieter, product-first design
Rebuilt the homepage and shared visual system around the actual chat product. Removed the gold glow, decorative stars, animated typing demo, oversized serif type, and repeated marketing cards. Guest chat, pricing, public pages, and the install banner now use the same restrained interface.
Demo, roadmap, and clearer credits
Added a no-login product demo, a public roadmap, search-focused guide pages, first-run onboarding, and a recent credit activity view in Settings.
Trust center, status, and APK checksum
Added a public trust center, a lightweight status page, and a SHA-256 checksum for the Android APK so users can verify the official release before installing.
Sevoria remembers, selectively
Sevoria can now remember the things that matter across chats, your name, your projects, how you like answers, and nothing else. You can see, edit, and delete every memory in Settings, or turn it off entirely.
Sevoria 1.0: our own home + a real app
Sevoria moved to sevoria.co with HTTPS everywhere, and the native Android app shipped, same account and chats as the web, synced automatically. Google sign-in works in the app, and installing earns +300 credits.
A personality
Sevoria stopped talking like a terms-of-service. It has opinions when you ask, humor when it fits, and honesty always, without ever getting in the way of a straight answer.
A new front door
Redesigned homepage with a live demo, real privacy story, and a proper cookie-consent banner. The help center grew into a full FAQ.
Pricing preview
Introduced the Core, Pro, and Max tiers, and a credits system so heavier models stay sustainable.
Settings & themes
A proper settings panel, with light, dark, and system themes.
The chat experience
Streaming replies, a thinking indicator, model picker, and example prompts to get going.
Sevoria Core launches
The first honest, useful assistant to use, running on its own model.