Release notes

What we fixed in Recapro, release by release.

November 6, 2026

If the audio is still incomplete after 24 hours, “Generate from received audio” gives you the summary.

The password reset link opens “New password” again, and the app no longer freezes when you sign back in.
“Listen to this passage” plays only the quoted passage, and “Pause” stops it.
In a meeting, the workspace shown opens with one tap.
On iPhone, field help texts are no longer cut off, and the formatting toolbar stays attached to the keyboard.
On iPhone, with a large text size, buttons and titles show in full.
We slimmed down the display of the summary, the meeting list and the audio player.
The app no longer restarts on its own while you use it; an update waits for the next launch.
On Android, if the folder you chose refuses the PDF, a message tells you.
A deleted debrief, after confirmation, is gone for good.
No more false “failed uploads” at launch.
In Profile, a long job title or company name shows in full.
During a recording, the center button shows a dot instead of a cross, because a tap takes you back to the recording without stopping it.
The recording banner stays visible for the whole session.

Stopping a recording while offline creates the meeting; the audio uploads when the network is back.
Field borders stand out more, in light and dark mode.
An invitation link opened by a new account shows the request before the welcome screen.
In the browser, the support chat bubble shows again with recent versions of Chrome.
In the browser, a second tab no longer gets stuck on the first load.
With the latest version of the desktop app, an update no longer cuts off a recording in progress, and a failed installation is reported to you.
With the latest version of the desktop app, if the computer’s audio does not start, Recapro tells you and records the microphone only.

“Upload not finished” no longer shows by mistake at launch.
Confirming the suggested name of an outside speaker works again, after you agree to have their voice remembered.
The Profile activity description has the same limit in all your apps, and the field stays readable when the keyboard is open.
An emoji in a title, a name or a question no longer makes the summary or the search fail.
A meeting without a title gets the email announcing its summary again, and a readable notification.
Emails go out even when the account’s first name is empty.
No more meeting reminders with an empty title or a cut-off emoji.
A calendar reminder no longer gets skipped when only one event needs sorting.
In the “Your recording is ready” email, the link starts the download of the audio file.