LIFE AI

Life AI now has conversation history.

One endless chat loses structure quickly. Life AI now has separate conversations and a history where a topic can be found, continued or replaced by a clean start.

Life Tracker · August 10, 2026Conversation history
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Life AI retains useful conversational context while letting you define its boundaries.
Life AI retains useful conversational context while letting you define its boundaries.
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Facts and scope come from real product changes, with their impact explained in plain language.

Context is separated by topic

Weekly planning, a difficult-task review and an evening reflection no longer have to share one message stream. A new chat begins separate context while the previous one remains in history.

Conversations sort by update time and group into periods. The active topic is highlighted, making the move between it and the archive unambiguous.

Keep history organized

Search filters conversations by title. Every chat can be renamed, deleted or opened again, while distinct empty states explain no history and no matching results.

Management lives in a sheet instead of taking space from the conversation itself. The main view keeps two direct actions: open history and start a new chat.

Privacy remains a platform concern

The same update improves protected local storage, user-data cleanup, navigation, platform entitlements and privacy wording. Conversation history needs a reliable deletion path as well as persistence.

Server changes strengthen AI request handling, while tests cover layout, navigation and product flows. History is a user-managed tool, not an uncontrolled pile of context.

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Separate topics

A distinct conversation for distinct work.

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Find it later

Search and grouping by recent activity.

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Manage explicitly

Rename and delete remain close at hand.

Next update

A timeline you can reshape in a few taps.

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