Changelog archive

September 2026

New features, improvements, and fixes shipped to Pally this month.

September 11, 2026

Improvements

• Pally shows a draft once and never asks you to approve the same message again.
• When an approved send or delete does not go through, Pally tells you right away instead of reacting with a thumbs-up.
• A revised draft always reaches you; Pally no longer answers "revising" without the draft.
• WhatsApp messages report exactly what was delivered; a cut message is never reported as sent.
• Archived and moved Outlook emails are verified before Pally says they are done.
• Scheduled and email automations follow the current schedule and tell you when a send needs one approval.
• Browser errands keep going after a page fails to load and report the exact site error.
• Phone calls wait for the person to finish their greeting before Pally speaks.
• Ask Pally to stop reacting to messages and the reactions stay off.

Bug fixes

• Connecting Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, or Square no longer fails after a prior connection.
• Tapbacks show as reactions only; Pally no longer writes "you reacted" text in replies.
• Messages that got stuck in delivery are answered instead of dropped.
• Apple Calendar events are confirmed after creation, and Pally tells you if one did not stick.
• Referral credit and plan changes apply reliably, and stopping Pally messages also ends the paid plan.
• Emails no longer go out with placeholder text after a retry.
• Account deletion retries transient failures and records why a step failed.

September 10, 2026

New features

• Pally watches booked flights for lower fares and seeks eligible travel credit online.
• Restaurant tables, event tickets, home listings, fare calendars, and retail prices load live from major sites without a slow browser session.
• Flights include bookable fares from a second supplier, each with its own secure checkout, listed with every other price for that trip.
• Browser errands reuse a verified way of using a site from an earlier visit and draw on shared public site observations.
• Entry to a Pally event needs one connected account plus your name, email, and company and role, or a LinkedIn link.

Improvements

• Background automations keep their place through busy periods and keep each task tied to the right request.
• Verification codes you text for a custom MCP server are submitted right away.
• Follow-up replies keep recent constraints and can recover the original results behind earlier answers.
• Replies use fewer internal verification steps while preserving confirmed actions and delivery checks.
• Pally can react with a fitting emoji while it works on your reply.
• Missed iMessages can be recovered after an interruption without repeating messages already handled.
• Flight confirmations use a branded Pally mailbox with readable details and local times.
• Browser errands preserve progress, recover after sign-in, handle site dialogs, and verify completed actions.
• Confirmed bookings and purchases report every detail you asked for, not just a short summary.
• Meeting briefs and posts you ask Pally to send arrive as one message, with any links last.
• Reading further pages of a connected account keeps the same account selected and never mistakes one page for the full result.
• Pally continues unfinished work after an interruption without asking you to resend the request.
• Pally can run independent errands together and return each completed result.
• Pally keeps each confirmation attached to the exact action while that work continues.
• Saved memory is easier to find, correct, and delete. You can also erase selected chat history.

Bug fixes

• Long email threads no longer stall background work.
• Texts to SMS contacts from your Mac explain a failed send accurately instead of claiming it went through, and reach green-bubble numbers.

September 9, 2026

Improvements

• Pally can open PDF and other attachments from your Gmail messages.
• Sign-in links now state the time by which you need to open them, and Pally offers a fresh link after a missed one.
• Automation receipts show the saved schedule and run window with its timezone, so a requested timing change is confirmed or clearly not applied.

Bug fixes

• Automations that use a saved playbook run again; a catalog bug stopped them before sending.
• Email drafts always come back to you instead of a silent pause.
• Promised automation notifications arrive, and conditional alerts stay quiet only when their conditions fail.
• Voice notes and imported messages remain usable when storage or transport limits are reached.
• Calendar follow-ups keep the created event and email replies keep their source account.
• Appointment and sign-in guidance is grounded in confirmed records and live connection results.

September 8, 2026

New features

• Teammates' Pallys can pick up a to-do you hand them. You choose which teammates may send, it runs in their own chat with their rules, and you get a one-line outcome back.

Improvements

• Upgrading mid-cycle now credits the part of your current allowance you did not use, the new plan starts fresh that day, and the confirmation states the charge, credit, and renewal date.
• Plan and referral notices are paced per line, and asking Pally to stop takes effect at once, before any follow-up question.

Bug fixes

• Email checks now show inbox status and retain verified results for each mailbox action.
• Pre-meeting briefs now cover busy calendars and keep valid meetings when a calendar read is incomplete.
• Replies and alerts now use the complete final answer, avoiding unfinished text from an intermediate step.
• Traffic pauses no longer silence reminders or trigger outage notices without evidence of a provider failure.
• Saved email drafts report success accurately, without unnecessary retries.
• Your personal page now loads its banner and illustrated observations reliably.
• Recurring emails keep the approved sender, reach the intended recipients, and report what actually sent.
• Pally sends complete replies and stays quiet while your number is repaired.
• Changing team instruction permissions preserves earlier declines.
• Team tasks resume after an interruption.
• Plan changes preserve your credit and keep one active subscription.
• Internal wake-up notes are never sent as messages.

September 7, 2026

New features

• Your personal page: Pally writes about you in its own voice, with the people and moments it knows. A separate share card is the only thing a share link shows.

Improvements

• Pally keeps working a request through other routes and states only facts it actually found.
• Website errands: a browser held between steps now idles instead of running, so long tasks cost less.
• A site that asks you to sign in again inside a task is remembered, so Pally does not repeat that sign-in.
• Travel mode follows where you actually are. A trip closes when your location shows you are home, and your own word about your timezone counts.
• Memory keeps facts current. Each fact carries its evidence, and a newer fact replaces an older one on the same topic.
• Upgrading your plan mid-cycle changes your subscription in place and charges only the prorated difference.

Bug fixes

• Your account keeps one active plan, and a late payment preserves your usage window.
• Email searches now say whether each message is a draft, sent, or received, so an unsent draft is never counted as a reply you sent.
• Calendar reads exclude colleagues' shared calendars again and show each meeting's organizer and attendees, so a meeting you are not in is never called a conflict.
• Email and Slack alerts read the full thread again before deciding, so a reply you already sent is not flagged.
• A queued email or message draft appears once in a reply, even when Pally also asks about another action.
• Deleting a second email right after the first no longer gets stuck asking you to confirm again.
• A saved website sign-in that no longer exists sends you to a fresh sign-in instead of retrying forever.
• Spreadsheet updates are confirmed as saved instead of second-guessed when the sheet stores a date or number.
• Stopping reminders for a task you already finished no longer fails.
• Excel files with empty merged cells now open.
• Email and Slack alert decisions no longer fail when no saved notification rule applies to the message.
• Reading a WhatsApp chat now names the detail it needs instead of failing with an unclear scope error.
• LinkedIn reads say when your Mac companion app needs an update instead of showing a raw error.
• Automations that must notify you now finish their last step instead of failing.
• An automation that screens a message and acts in the same run no longer fails partway.
• A calendar or email permission error now stops the job and says what to reconnect instead of retrying.
• Automations that send or file email now use the right tool instead of failing.

September 6, 2026

New features

• Ask Pally for a voice note or an audio reply, and it sends one in chat.
• Flights you can manage after booking: add bags and seats at checkout or later, change dates, answer an airline schedule change, hold a fare and pay later, and get a confirmation email. Travelers you have flown with prefill next time.
• Name your connected email accounts, pick one as the default, and choose per account whether Pally drafts replies. Each account keeps its own notification filter.
• Max users outside the US can get a local number for Pally's outbound calls.
• Send Pally a voice note and it reads the transcript.

Improvements

• When several email accounts are connected and none is the default, Pally asks which one to send from instead of guessing.
• Email approvals show just the recipient, subject, and your text, and Pally answers your yes or no right away.
• Email reads show recent messages with their attachments, and a search opens the exact message you name.
• Calendar reads list every event and pick up exactly where the last page ended.
• Drive: one search, uploads that tell you when a same-name file already exists, and files you can name or rename on the way in.
• Website errands move faster between steps. A saved sign-in signs you back in when a site asks again, and a one-time code from the site is relayed to you in chat.
• Background jobs deliver each follow-up result, and Pally keeps one list of what is still open.
• Pally answers questions about connected accounts and filters from a live read, not from memory.
• The task list states how many automations are active, and deleting an automation says it was deleted.

Bug fixes

• Sends that hit a temporary hiccup wait and retry instead of failing.
• A reconnected app shows the account you just signed in with, not the old one.
• A site that cannot be reached no longer triggers a new sign-in link.

September 5, 2026

Improvements

• When a song or video generator declines a request, Pally tells you what happened and offers a next step, even if you were mid-conversation when the result came back.
• Songs now come from MiniMax: one complete song from your prompt and optional lyrics.
• Generated images now come from MiniMax, delivered as a photo in your chat as before.

Bug fixes

• Stale card reminders in older chats no longer block making a song or video.

September 4, 2026

New features

• Connect Square and Pally can read your appointment calendar: ask for any day and it lists each booking with the client, service, and staff, ready to copy into your sheets or reminders.

Improvements

• AI music and video generation is included in every plan: songs and clips count toward your monthly usage allowance instead of asking for a card first.

September 3, 2026

New features

• Pally Pages: ask Pally to build a small website, like an RSVP page, a scoreboard, or a signup sheet, and it hosts the page at your own pally.site address and updates it when you tell it something new.

Improvements

• Flight answers are now specific: each option shows the price, flight numbers, times, and every layover, with filters for airline, layover length, and departure time.
• Website sign-ins that pause on a verification step now hand that step to you instead of timing out, and a new link never replaces a sign-in already in progress. A sign-in in progress also survives a Pally restart and picks up where it left off.
• Calendar readouts now name the weekday with each date and say which calendar an event belongs to, so shared calendars are never mistaken for yours.
• Pally now knows what Outlook cannot do, like marking mail read or applying labels, and offers the supported alternative instead of promising it.
• Text Pally from a pally.com guide or recipe and it starts with the help that page promised.
• When your carrier may not be delivering Pally's replies, Pally says so plainly instead of guessing at a reason.
• Saved cards come straight from your live card vault, and the save-card link arrives ready to open.
• A card saved through the vault page now registers with Pally right away, so the errand that needed it can continue.
• Website sign-ins now stick: a browser task can no longer overwrite a saved sign-in, and the card-save link no longer needs an emailed code.
• Pally now runs every web task on one browser service. Sign-ins saved on the old service need one fresh sign-in.
• Pally now reacts to more of your iMessages with a fitting tapback instead of always replying in text.
• One usage limit per plan: when you reach it, chat keeps working on a faster model and background work waits for your renewal, an upgrade, or a raised limit. The separate spending cap is gone.
• If one connected account appears under two Pally numbers, Pally now asks which number to keep instead of mixing them up.
• Share your LinkedIn profile in chat and Pally actually looks it up; a corrected link replaces the old one instead of piling up.
• Reply to Pally inside an iMessage thread and the answer lands back in that same thread, even when it arrives while Pally is mid-task.
• Connecting WhatsApp: once you say you're on the link screen, Pally sends just the pairing code right away, with no repeated steps.

Bug fixes

• Approved songs and videos finish in the background and arrive in chat.
• Asking Pally to run a scheduled job again right now always delivers it, even when today's edition already went out.
• A reply Pally could not queue no longer surfaces as a database error; it says which email reference it needs.
• Group chats Pally has left no longer receive scheduled follow-ups.
• Reminders and scheduled jobs you set now always arrive; Pally can no longer decide to skip one at delivery time.
• Background heads-ups can no longer arrive as a stray internal word; the real note is sent instead.
• When Pally forwards a sign-in code from your email, the note now says the code follows instead of telling you to check your inbox.
• LinkedIn profile lookups that take longer than a minute now wait for the profile instead of reporting that nothing came back.
• Card details fit any checkout form, and stuck checkouts recover instead of stalling.
• A saved-card check that cannot reach the card vault no longer stops your task follow-ups; Pally uses what it already knows and tells you when a card needs re-checking.
• Pally checks its evidence before replying even when its model provider rejects a request or responds slowly, so it no longer reports an error it never hit.
• Deleting an account now also cancels its subscription, so a removed account is never billed again.

September 2, 2026

New features

• When a website emails a sign-in code, Pally now fetches it from your connected inbox and enters it, so reconnecting saved sites finishes without you.

Improvements

• Text Pally while it works and it reads the new message right away, so an approved email goes out on the first yes and a thumbs-up never stalls it.
• Email approvals now list everyone on the To, CC, and BCC lines before you say yes.
• Replies come back faster on long conversations thanks to prompt caching.
• Website sign-ins repair themselves in the background and before errands start, and each website keeps one sign-in across its subdomains.
• Background work now rides out model-provider outages by switching to a backup route instead of giving up partway.
• After finishing a job for you, Pally may point out one useful next step, like connecting the account that unlocks the next one.
• Fewer hiccups behind the scenes: reminders, briefs, trackers, and email actions work the first time, and contact memory keeps up during busy syncs.
• Forwarded emails now say what they carry, and sending someone a document attaches the real file.
• Text Pally mid-task and it picks up where it left off, finishing the step it was on instead of starting over.
• Emails go out from the account the original message arrived on, and every approval shows the From address first.
• Email alerts follow your saved rules: an always-notify rule cannot be overridden, and quiet decisions stay quiet.

Bug fixes

• Pally no longer says an email is on its way before it is actually sent.
• Work Outlook alerts now fire on threads you started, matching Gmail.
• Deleting an Outlook email asks for the same confirmation as Gmail.
• Clearing a website sign-in now removes the saved credentials everywhere, and a site that truly needs you asks once instead of repeatedly.
• Auto-send rules now also apply when an approved email goes out as a reply in an existing thread, so scheduled batches stop stalling for confirmation.
• Fixed a bug that deleted new reminders and scheduled jobs moments after they were created and told you they never started; everything you set up now stays set up.
• Setting up a new account connection right after signing in no longer occasionally reports a failure for a connection that actually worked.
• Mailbox moves land where you asked; a moved email no longer lingers in the inbox.
• Pally texts you from your current Pally number, never an older one it once used.
• Scheduled follow-ups that missed their moment now expire quietly instead of arriving weeks late.
• Calendar events are created and deleted exactly once, even when Pally hits a hiccup right after the change goes through, so you never see a duplicate.

September 1, 2026

Improvements

• Clearer, straighter answers when you ask how Pally handles your data or who is behind the product, including exactly who can see your messages.
• Pally's first message now does something useful right away: a working connect link, a concrete first offer, or one sharp question - never a wall of options.
• Recurring alerts and inbox streams start only after you say yes, and weekly updates go only to people actually using Pally.
• Setup codes arrive only when you're ready to enter them, setup links no longer dead-end, and choosing iMessage always gets a reply.
• Pally says something is connected, scheduled, or sent only after checking it actually is, and your first reminder or brief is verified to fire.
• "Ignore that topic" and "only message me when it's done" now stick everywhere, including briefs and watches.
• Everything Pally writes, and every draft it writes in your name, sounds more like a person.
• Send several asks at once and Pally sorts them cleanly: big research runs in the background and returns threaded to the right message, while quick questions get answered right away instead of dropped.
• A calmer first week: brand-new users get fewer unprompted pings, and setup that stalls picks itself back up.
• Pally now recognizes call screening and answers it, instead of treating the screener like voicemail.

Bug fixes

• Filing emails into folders now works every time, including moving a message out of spam straight into the right folder.
• Scheduled batches now start the moment their sending window opens and finish the whole list instead of quietly stopping partway.
• Approving a browser purchase after its checkout page expired now works: Pally rebuilds the exact approved page and completes the action instead of asking you to start over.
• New subscriptions now register reliably even when payment confirmations arrive out of order during signup.
• Saving a card no longer loops on a connect request, and checkout verification codes are picked up from your messages the moment they arrive.