v3.1.20
LatestOctober 2026Version 3.1.20: Stonic Player
Ask your character to play a song or a video and it opens in Stonic Player, with more videos listed beside it. Your to-do list and notes now stay in sync with Stonic AI Remote on your phone. Your characters keep one memory in both Stonic Voice and Classic, Stonic Voice no longer asks for your OK again and again after you say yes, and Stonic stays smooth while it replies.
NewStonic Player. Ask your character to play a song or a video, or to show you the latest videos about a person or topic, and it opens in Stonic’s own player with more videos listed beside it. Say next, previous, pause, or a number from the list, and your character does it for you. Turn on Keep on top to keep the player above your other windows. Videos come from YouTube unless you ask for TikTok or Instagram.
NewYour to-do list and notes, on your phone too. The notes tab on the right now opens a To-do List and Notes, and both stay in sync with Stonic AI Remote on your phone when you use the same account. Type something like “Call mom tomorrow 6pm” and the date is set for you. When you ask your character to make a note or add a to-do, it shows up on your phone as well. The notes and to-dos you already had on this PC are moved over automatically.
ImprovedOne memory for your account. Your characters now keep their memories in one place, in both Stonic Voice and Classic, and the memories you already had were moved over. In Stonic Voice the chat shows when it is saving or checking a memory, and it looks in its memory before it answers a question about something you told it.
ImprovedSimpler AI Engine settings. If you have Lifetime, one switch in Settings → AI Engine chooses between your own API keys and Stonic Cloud. After you get a Stonic Cloud plan, press Refresh there and it is ready right away, with no restart.
ImprovedSmoother while it works. Stonic no longer freezes for a moment while it replies, or now and then in the background. Reading PDF files works again.
FixedNo more “Waiting for your OK” loop. When Stonic Voice asks before doing something on your screen, like clicking Send, and you say yes, it now goes ahead. Before, it could keep asking again and again even after you said yes. It also no longer stops to ask before it removes an old note from its own memory.
FixedSending a PDF to Stonic Voice no longer stops it with “Stonic Voice could not start”.
v3.1.19
October 2026Version 3.1.19 — Stonic on your desktop
Stonic can now stay on your desktop when you minimize it: your character floats above your other windows, ready to talk, and you can drag it anywhere. Your wallpaper can become Stonic’s world too. A new Explore button gives you a short guided tour of the app, and Stonic Voice now answers everything you say unless you turn on Stay quiet.
NewStonic on your desktop. Click Floating in the title bar and turn on Live on desktop. When you minimize Stonic, your character stays on your desktop above your other windows, with a small bar to start or end a conversation, mute, stop a task, switch between New and Classic, or open Stonic again. Drag it anywhere and it remembers the spot; double-click it to open the full window. It never takes focus from what you are typing, and it hides itself while a full-screen app or game is open.
NewLiving wallpaper. In the same Floating menu, turn your desktop into Stonic’s world: a calm, deep-space scene behind your icons, with a soft light where your character stands that glows gently while you talk. It dims at night and pauses when windows cover your desktop, so it stays light on your PC. Turn it off and your own wallpaper comes straight back.
NewExplore Stonic. A new Explore button in the title bar starts a two-minute guided tour: your character walks you through the app and shows each part as it goes — the voice card, chat, characters, memory, settings and the new Floating mode. New users see it on first launch; anyone can replay it from Explore or Settings → Tutorials.
ImprovedStonic Voice answers everything you say. Staying quiet when you talk to someone else is now a setting, and it is off unless you turn it on — it could sometimes stay silent when you were in fact talking to it. To turn it on, open the Stonic Voice settings (the gear next to New | Classic) → Conversation → Stay quiet.
ImprovedFewer interruptions. Stonic no longer pops up feedback questions on its own. Whenever you want to tell us something, use the Feedback button in the title bar.
v3.1.18
October 2026Version 3.1.18 — send files to Stonic Voice
You can now hand Stonic Voice a file from the chat box — a picture, a PDF, a document — and it opens it and talks with you about it. Web search in Stonic Voice works again, and it no longer loses what you said when you pause mid-sentence.
NewSend files to Stonic Voice. Click the paperclip in the chat box on the right, or paste a picture, and Stonic Voice opens the file itself — pictures, PDFs, Word documents and more — then talks with you about it. On your own API keys, this needs Claude as the brain.
ImprovedA clear card when Stonic stays quiet. When Stonic Voice decides something was not meant for it — you were talking to someone else, or a video was playing — the chat now shows a small card with the reason and how to get its attention: just say its name.
FixedWeb search works again. For some users on their own API keys, every web search in Stonic Voice ended in an error. Search now uses newer models and switches to a backup source on its own if the first one is unavailable.
FixedNothing you say gets lost. If you paused for a moment mid-sentence, Stonic Voice could show your words on screen and never answer them. It now keeps the whole sentence and answers it.
FixedNo more going quiet after a noise. A cough, a door or other background sound could make Stonic Voice stop answering. It now carries on and answers you.
v3.1.17
October 2026Version 3.1.17 — Stonic Voice, and a call from your phone
Stonic Voice is now the voice you get by default, and it starts in a few seconds. Your phone can now call the character on your PC from anywhere, as its microphone and speaker. Long conversations no longer end after ten minutes, and short replies get an answer sooner.
NewStonic Voice is now the default. The voice that used to be called Beta is now Stonic Voice, and the switch on the voice card reads new | classic. Prefer the old voice? Click classic and Stonic remembers your choice.
NewCall your PC from your phone. With Stonic Remote, your phone calls the character on your PC from anywhere with internet: your phone is the microphone and speaker, and your PC does the thinking. Your PC needs to be on with Stonic open. Open Settings → Stonic Remote on your PC to set it up in three steps.
NewYour character, from your phone. In Stonic Remote you can switch to a different character or turn its avatar on or off, and your PC follows.
NewHide the side panels. A button at the top folds the left or right panel into a slim strip at the edge of the window; click the strip to bring it back. Stonic remembers how you left it.
ImprovedStonic Voice starts much faster. On some PCs it could stay on “Waking…” for a long time; it now gets going in a few seconds.
ImprovedQuicker answers to short replies. A short reply like “haan”, “acha” or “okay” used to leave a pause of about three seconds before Stonic answered. It now answers sooner, and still waits when you stop mid-sentence.
ImprovedStonic stays in view. When Stonic Voice uses your screen, it no longer minimizes its own window first.
FixedLong conversations keep going. Stonic Voice used to end a conversation after about ten minutes. It now keeps going for as long as you talk, and only closes after 40 quiet minutes.
FixedNo more stuck words. Sometimes what you said showed on screen but Stonic did not answer until you spoke again. It now picks it up on its own.
RemovedTyping to your PC from your phone. Stonic Remote now calls your PC instead, so you talk to your character the same way you do at your desk.
v3.1.16
October 2026Version 3.1.16 — give your character a name
Your character can now have a name you choose, and it answers to that name — even when you call it out loud. New users are asked for the name on first launch; if you already use Stonic, you can name yours in Characters. Agent Town is also now locked to your own PC, so no other device on your network can reach it.
NewName your character. On first launch, right after you hear its voice, your character asks what you would like to call it — one question at a time, in its own voice. Companion characters also ask their age and what to call you. Already using Stonic? Open Characters to give yours a name, and change it any time.
NewCall it by name. Say the name you gave your character and it wakes up, just as it does for “Stonic”.
NewOne question about you. Before you activate, your character asks one simple question about where you are right now, answers you in its own voice, and gently brings it up in your first real conversation.
SecurityYour PC stays yours. Agent Town — the part of Stonic that hands work to your agents — used to accept connections from your whole home or office network, so another device on the same Wi-Fi could reach it. It is now locked to your own computer: other devices cannot connect at all, and a second check stops a web page in your browser from sneaking in by pretending to be your PC. There is nothing you need to do, and your agents work exactly as before.
ImprovedJarvis and Girlfriend have new voices and new lines when you first meet them.
v3.1.15
October 2026Version 3.1.15 — Stonic Voice Beta, a voice that does the work
Stonic Voice Beta is an early preview of a voice assistant that does the work itself while it talks to you. Switch to it on the voice card — it runs on Stonic Cloud with your plan or on your own API keys, and Standard is one click away.
NewStonic Voice Beta (early preview). A new standard | beta switch on the voice card. Beta talks and works in the same breath: it runs commands, reads and edits files, clicks and types on your screen, and tells you what it is doing as it goes. Press Stop at any time.
NewSame memory, same tools, same character. Beta remembers what Standard remembers, uses Stonic’s own tools — web search, notes, tasks, screenshots, camera, clipboard — and speaks as the character you picked.
NewIt asks before anything risky. Before it deletes, installs, shuts down or changes Windows settings, Beta asks out loud and waits for your answer. Formatting a disk or wiping a whole folder is never allowed.
NewLong jobs in the background. Installs, downloads and big copies run in the background while Beta keeps talking, and it tells you by itself when they are done.
NewIt knows when you are not talking to it. Turn to someone in the room, take a call or play a video and Beta stays quiet, then answers when you turn back to it.
NewBeta in your chat. What you said, what Beta answered and every step it took appear in the Voice chat on the right. Open an old chat to carry on where you left off, or type to Beta instead of speaking.
FixedBeta starts on every Windows PC. On some PCs, version 3.1.14 showed “Beta could not start”. Everything Beta needs now ships inside Stonic, so there is nothing extra to install. The first start on a new PC can take a minute; after that it is quicker.
ImprovedClearer logs. If Beta runs into a problem, the Logs panel now shows exactly what happened, which makes it faster for us to help you.
v3.1.13
October 2026Version 3.1.13 — a Stop that is always in reach, and support one click away
Whenever an agent is working, the title bar now shows it with a Stop button beside it, and pressing Esc stops the computer agent. If the voice assistant cannot start, it says why and what to do next. A new Support button puts help one click away, and Awareness shows you what it is thinking.
NewStop, always in reach. While the computer agent or any of your agents is working, the title bar shows what is running with a Stop button beside it. One click stops everything at once; open the list to stop just one.
NewEsc stops the computer agent. Press Esc while it is working on your screen and it stops. Only your own key press counts — when the agent presses Esc itself to close a menu, it carries on.
NewSupport in the title bar. A new Support button opens a Support page in Settings: email us in one click, and customers also get a dedicated WhatsApp line. The same help is on the plan-ended and device-limit screens, where it is needed most.
NewA thought bubble for Awareness. When Stonic checks in on you, a small bubble beside the voice globe shows that it is thinking, then the thought itself, and fades once you have had time to read it.
ImprovedClear reasons when voice will not start. Instead of “Connection failed — check logs”, the line under the voice globe says what happened and what to do: no internet, a microphone that is blocked or in use by another app, a key that was not accepted, a limit that was reached.
ImprovedSetting up your own API key. When a feature needs a key, the card now walks you through it: a short video, a button to get the key, and where to paste it in Settings.
v3.1.12
October 2026Version 3.1.12 — send your payment receipt inside the app
After paying by JazzCash, bank transfer or crypto you no longer have to message anyone. Upload the receipt on the payment page, follow its status there, and the app opens by itself the moment the payment is approved.
NewUpload your payment receipt inside the app. On the payment page, click, drag or paste a screenshot of your receipt and you get a reference number straight away.
NewPayment status. Three steps on one line — Receipt received, Checking your payment, Access switched on — show where your payment stands, and the app opens by itself once it is approved. If a receipt cannot be accepted, the reason is shown right there with a button to upload a new one.
ImprovedOur support email is on the locked screen, the connection error screen and Settings → Subscription, with a Copy button, and at the bottom of the payment page at all times.
Removed“Confirm on WhatsApp” on the payment page. Uploading the receipt takes its place.
v3.1.11
October 2026Version 3.1.11 — a first meeting, and a lock only you can open
The first launch is now a first meeting: Stonic wakes up, asks your name and lets you choose who it is, and each character introduces itself in its own voice. Face Lock can keep the app shut until it sees you, and Stonic can now look at you through your webcam when you ask.
NewA new first launch. Stonic wakes up by itself, reads the machine it is running on, asks what to call you and lets you choose a voice and a character — each one introduces itself in its own voice before you pick. Six short steps with their own music and sounds replace the old setup screens.
NewFace Lock (early preview). Turn it on in Settings → Profile and Stonic opens only for your face, with a 6-digit passcode as the backup. It locks again when your PC locks or goes to sleep, and while it is locked the voice assistant, the wake word and voice commands from your phone stay off. Everything is checked on your PC: no image is stored and nothing is sent anywhere. Optional, off by default, Windows only. This first version is still being tuned, so we recommend leaving it off for now — the next release makes it fully functional and more accurate.
NewStonic can see you. Say “look at me” and it takes a single photo through your webcam and answers from what it sees. With Awareness on, it also takes a quick look when it checks on you, so what it says fits the moment. It takes photos, never a live video feed. The Camera switch in Settings is on by default, and turning it off means the camera is never opened; you can also pick which camera it uses and press Test to see exactly what Stonic sees.
ImprovedThe payment page inside the app shows what you are buying at a glance — the plan, a clear Lifetime mark and “One-time payment” — with every payment method in one row.
FixedCopy buttons. Every Copy button in the app — “Copy login link” on the sign-in screen included — could say “Copied” without copying anything. They copy now, and only say so when they have.
FixedThe name you give during setup is saved to your profile. Before, setup could close the moment your access was confirmed, before the name was stored.
RemovedThe intro video, the age question and the theme picker from first-time setup. Themes are still in Settings.
v3.1.10
October 2026Version 3.1.10 — an assistant that remembers, and speaks first
Stonic now has a memory of its own, kept on your PC, and Awareness lets it speak up when the moment is right instead of waiting to be asked. The Visual Hub has been rebuilt to design a full page for whatever you ask to see, and handing work to an agent by voice no longer needs a single click.
NewStonic Memory. Your assistant keeps what matters from your conversations in a file on your PC — one per account, backed up daily — and voice, the chat agent and Awareness all share it. A new Memory page lets you pin, edit or forget anything it holds, pause remembering altogether, or stop it learning on its own.
NewRecall. Ask “do you remember…?” and Stonic reads back through what it knows and your recent conversation, then answers by meaning rather than by matching words.
NewFollow-ups. Say “remind me in ten minutes” or “ask me about this tomorrow at five” and it is noted on the spot. With Awareness on, Stonic brings it up at the right time by itself.
NewAwareness. One switch in the title bar lets Stonic speak first — after a long stretch of work, late at night, when a call or a video ends — in the voice of the character you chose. To read the moment it notices which app you are in and occasionally looks at your screen; it stays quiet while you are on a call. It is on by default, and switching it off stops it completely. The Privacy Policy explains exactly what it uses.
NewA new Visual Hub. Ask to see something and a designer builds a full page for it — a chart, a diagram, a layout — while you watch. Stop it midway, hover over any part for an explanation, save the whole page as an image, or hand it an Excel file to chart. The page runs sealed off, with no access to the internet.
NewAvatar. A figure made of particles can take the place of the voice globe, with separate female and male versions under Characters. Off by default.
NewClear reasons on your own API keys. When something stops, the app now says exactly why — no key, a wrong key, no credits left or a rate limit — and how to fix it, on screen and out loud. Saving a key in Settings tests it for real.
ImprovedOn Stonic Cloud there is no model to pick any more: the agent runs on Stonic Intelligence, and you still choose how deeply it reasons.
ImprovedThe bottom panel opens on the Visual Hub. It moves to Agents by itself the moment an agent is given work and comes back when the work is done — your own click always wins.
ImprovedSwitching character starts a fresh voice conversation, so the new character no longer picks up the old one’s thread. The earlier chat stays in your history.
ImprovedThe voice assistant starts every conversation knowing more: your pinned memories and open follow-ups are with it from the first word.
Improved“What’s new?” in the app now opens this page.
FixedHand an agent work by voice without opening the Agents panel first. Before, the first task of a session could fail with “no agents” until you clicked the tab.
Fixed“Your computer is offline” on the phone. Opening the app twice could knock out the link your phone uses; that no longer happens, and if the link ever drops it comes back by itself within about a minute.
FixedMute stays muted through a reconnect, a character switch or a new chat.
RemovedThe old image-generation voice command and Mermaid diagrams. The new Visual Hub takes their place; visuals already saved in your library still open.
v3.1.9
October 2026Version 3.1.9 — choose who your assistant is
Voices is now Characters: instead of only picking a voice, you pick who your assistant is — or write your own. The app also fits itself to your screen, and long answers are properly long when you ask for them.
NewCharacters. Nine ready-made personalities — Girlfriend, Partner, Best Friend, Assistant, Listener, Jarvis, Boyfriend, Bro and Mentor — each with its own voice and way of talking.
NewMake your own character: give it a name, a voice and a personality in your own words. Switching character takes effect in the live conversation straight away.
ImprovedThe app now picks the right size for your screen and Windows scale on its own. Ctrl + and Ctrl − still adjust it and your choice is remembered; Ctrl 0 goes back to automatic.
ImprovedA larger voice globe on tall screens and a wider chat panel by default.
ImprovedAsk for detail or a deep dive and the voice assistant gives a full answer instead of cutting itself short.
ImprovedOn your own API keys, the voice assistant runs on a newer live model with built-in web search, and tools run in the background while it keeps talking.
FixedThe assistant no longer acts on half a sentence, and it stops a task cleanly when you interrupt it.
v3.1.8
September 2026Version 3.1.8 — pay for Lifetime inside the app
Buying Lifetime no longer sends you off to a browser. The app has its own payment screen again, with every local and international option and account details that are always up to date.
NewPay for Lifetime right inside the app — JazzCash, bank transfer, USDT, Binance Pay or RedotPay, with one-tap copy for every account number.
ImprovedPayment details always stay current: they come straight from Stonic, so a changed account or support number reaches you without an update.
ImprovedConfirm your payment on WhatsApp and the app opens on its own as soon as it is verified.
v3.1.7
September 2026Version 3.1.7 — Lifetime with your own API keys
Lifetime owners can now run the whole app on their own API keys, and the plans screen shows every plan side by side. A handful of everyday rough edges are gone too.
NewLifetime runs on your own API keys. Voice, agents and computer use all use the keys you add, with no monthly plan needed and no usage limit from us.
ImprovedThe AI Engine page in Settings is now three short, simple steps.
ImprovedThe plans screen inside the app matches the website, with all four plans shown side by side.
FixedPlugging in a USB drive or memory card no longer makes your own PC count as a new device.
FixedCommands the assistant runs on your PC now go through PowerShell, so far more of them work the first time.
FixedSwitching AI engine no longer loses the conversation you were in.
v3.1.6
September 2026Version 3.1.6 — updates that take seconds
Updating used to mean sitting through a full reinstall every time. Now the next version is put together quietly in the background while you keep working, and a restart swaps it in within seconds.
NewUpdates install in seconds. While you work, Stonic quietly prepares the next version in the background and downloads only the files that actually changed — restarting finishes the job in a couple of seconds instead of running a full installer.
ImprovedThe settings panel and the surfaces around it — account, plan, integrations — have been reworked to be easier to read and quicker to move through.
NewA one-tap card to say how a session went, so telling us what worked and what did not no longer means leaving the app.
v3.0.3
September 2026Version 3.0.3 — lighter, faster conversations
Every reply used to drag a large block of instructions and every second of earlier audio along with it. That is gone: the voice assistant now works from a much leaner brief and a short written memory of the conversation, so it answers sooner and your plan goes further.
ImprovedLeaner voice sessions. The instructions the assistant re-reads before every reply are a third of their former size, so responses start sooner and the same plan covers far more conversation.
NewWritten memory during a call. Every few minutes Stonic jots down what was said, so a long conversation keeps its thread without holding on to every second of audio.
FixedA tool that repeated the same step over and over — checking a result again and again — now stops after the first answer instead of looping. This was the single biggest source of wasted usage.
v3.0.2
September 2026Version 3.0.2 — the agent stays on task
The computer agent sees a job through instead of stalling half way, and it now works in the open — a live overlay above every app shows the step it is on, with a Stop button always in reach.
FixedThe agent no longer stalls part-way through a long job. It also shuts down cleanly now — earlier it could be left running in the background with control of your mouse and keyboard after the app closed.
NewA live overlay while the agent works. The screen edges glow, the cursor is marked, and a small panel above every app shows the current step with a Stop button — so the computer is never doing something you cannot see or halt.
RemovedCamera and screen sharing. They were the single most expensive thing in the app and did not make automation any better — the agent takes its own screenshots when it needs to see the screen. The space now goes to the map and the day’s headlines.
v3.0.1
September 2026Version 3.0.1 — the computer agent
Stonic can now take the screen and do the work itself. You describe the job in plain words; it opens the apps, clicks, types and keeps going until the task is done — showing you each step as it takes it.
NewComputer agent. Stonic can drive your screen to finish a task — opening apps, clicking and typing — and you can watch every step and stop it at any moment.
NewThe agent runs on your plan like everything else. No key to add, no separate bill; the usage it costs is counted the same way as voice and chat.
ImprovedPlans and billing moved inside the app. You can see the plans and open the manage-subscription page without going looking for it on the website.
FixedThe agent no longer gets stuck deciding what to do next on long, multi-step jobs.
v3.0.0
September 2026Version 3.0.0 — the subscription edition
Stonic runs entirely on your plan now. There is no API key to create, no provider account to open and nothing to configure — you sign in and start talking.
NewThe AI is included. Voice, chat and agents all run on your plan, with no key and no second bill.
NewThree plans — Basic, Power and Max. Every feature and every model is in all three; they differ only in how much you can use and how many computers you sign in on.
NewClear limits. When you reach a daily or monthly allowance the app says so and shows exactly when it resets, instead of failing in a way you have to guess about.
ImprovedUpdates are included while your plan is active.
v1.0.58
September 2026Version 1.0.58 — final build of the one-time edition
The last release for customers who bought the earlier one-time licence. What they bought is permanently theirs: their own API keys, no usage limits, no monthly fee. This build also stops updating itself, so the app they set up stays exactly as it is.
NewPermanent access for everyone who bought the one-time licence — their own API keys, no usage limits, no monthly fee, ever.
NewNo forced updates. This build stays exactly as it is on your machine — what you install is what you keep, and nothing changes underneath you.
ImprovedReliability work across startup, Mobile Remote and voice.
v1.0.57
September 2026Version 1.0.57 — Mobile Remote & Cloud Plans
Your phone becomes a remote for your PC — chat, talk and send files to Stonic from anywhere, with the same conversation on both devices. Stonic Cloud moves from credits to simple plans, and the app now runs in one consistent dark theme.
NewMobile Remote — pair your phone once, then send commands to your PC by chat or voice from anywhere.
NewYour conversation is shared across devices: start on the phone, continue on the desktop, and open any past chat again.
NewSend a photo or a file from your phone straight into the assistant on your PC.
NewStonic Cloud now runs on simple monthly plans instead of credits, and the desktop app is a one-time purchase — the two are fully separate.
ImprovedWhen a plan limit is reached, the app says exactly that in plain words instead of showing a confusing error — in chat and in voice alike.
FixedVoice no longer reports “credits finished” when the real problem was a temporary server hiccup.
ImprovedOne consistent dark theme across the whole app, including built-in web views — no more white flashes.
ImprovedLighter, faster startup, and camera and screen sharing now use noticeably less of your plan.
ImprovedA cleaner, properly branded Windows installer.
v1.0.56
August 2026Version 1.0.56 — Voice Reliability & Fewer Dead Ends
Voice commands now run from a library of tested recipes instead of being improvised each time, running out of credits no longer leaves you stuck, and the app starts faster on a lighter build.
FixedVoice commands are far more reliable — they now run from a library of verified, machine-tested recipes instead of being written from scratch on every request.
FixedOpening a website or a folder by voice used to fail almost every time. Both work now.
ImprovedTools that never worked reliably were removed, so the assistant picks the right one far more often — and longer time limits mean bigger tasks no longer cut off mid-way.
NewOut of credits is no longer a dead end — switch to your own API key in one click, or jump straight to the Engine settings.
NewWhatsApp community channel, reachable from Settings, onboarding and update notices.
ImprovedFeedback now asks with a small card at a quiet moment instead of a full-screen popup, and never while you are in the middle of something.
ImprovedFaster startup and a lighter build — heavy libraries load only when they are actually needed.
NewA small on-screen notice whenever the camera or screen sharing turns on.
v1.0.55
August 2026Version 1.0.55 — Stonic Cloud & Voices
Stonic Cloud arrives: run the assistant on credits with zero setup, no API keys. Plus a new Voices setting, the Luna model with reasoning, and a redesigned first-run experience.
NewStonic Cloud — a managed AI engine that runs on credits. No API keys, no setup, and your balance is visible right inside the app.
NewVoices — switch your assistant between a female and a male voice from one place.
NewLuna model with visible reasoning, so you can follow how the assistant reached an answer.
NewRedesigned onboarding with an ambient score, plus HUD theme selection on first run.
FixedVoice sessions no longer lose the conversation around the ten-minute mark.
FixedThe in-app demo video no longer gets stuck while loading.
v1.0.52
August 2026Version 1.0.52 — HUD Themes
Stable build introducing the HUD theme system, letting you recolour the entire interface.
NewHUD themes — pick the look of the whole interface; your choice is saved and applies everywhere.
ImprovedGeneral UI/UX polish across the dashboard.
v1.0.51
August 2026Version 1.0.51 — Agent Town & Voice AI Enhancements
Latest major update delivering improvements to Agent Town configurations, advanced voice interaction options, and system performance.
NewEnhanced Agent Town customization and configuration settings.
ImprovedRefined Voice and Transcription settings for faster audio model execution.
ImprovedCore IPC performance optimizations and general bug fixes.
v1.0.48
July 2026Version 1.0.48 — Performance & Agentic Updates
Previous build with performance optimizations, upgraded agentic tools, and bug fixes.
ImprovedPerformance optimizations and stability enhancements across desktop operations.
ImprovedRefined agentic execution engine for complex multi-step workflows.
v1.0.42
July 2026Agentic Architecture — Built-in Tools & Skills
The biggest upgrade yet: Stonic now runs on a heavy agentic architecture with built-in tools and skills, letting the assistant plan and execute multi-step tasks on its own.
NewHeavy agentic architecture — Stonic can now reason, plan, and execute multi-step tasks autonomously.
NewBuilt-in tools — the agent ships with native system tools it can call on its own to get work done.
NewSkills system — specialized skills the agent draws on to handle complex, domain-specific tasks.
v1.0.38
June 2026Version 1.0.38
Official update release. Current stable fallback build.
v1.0.37
June 2026Version 1.0.37
Official update release.
v1.0.36
June 2026System Stability & Audio Engine Enhancements
Optimized voice recognition responsiveness, resolved audio routing latency, and patched minor multi-monitor UI rendering issues.
ImprovedVoice model response latency optimized for immediate feedback.
FixedCorrected interface window alignment shifts when launching on multi-display layouts.
ImprovedImproved overall application stability and IPC communication execution protocols.
v1.0.35
June 2026Voice/Chat Decoupling & Memory Injection
Decoupled voice and expert chat systems, restored the radar map visualizer, and enabled automatic voice memory injection into the expert agent workspace. Added initial cross-platform support.
NewVoice memories injection — voice conversations now automatically build context for the expert chat agent.
ImprovedDecoupled Voice & Expert Chat systems for independent operation and better performance.
ImprovedRestored radar map visualizer widget to the main workspace.
v1.0.33
June 2026Dynamic HUD & Interface Polish
Polished dynamic HUD info panels, optimized Voice AI tool performance, and streamlined the workspace interface.
NewDynamic HUD panels — Voice AI can now open, manipulate, and dismiss contextual panels seamlessly.
ImprovedClean navigation sidebar — streamlined toolsets and removed redundant features for a focused workspace.
FixedTool execution stability — resolved IPC communication and state management edge cases in system tools.
v1.0.32
June 2026The Connected Workspace
WhatsApp messaging, consolidated workspace tools, and a premium visual hub.
NewWhatsApp integration — send messages and communicate hands-free directly through Stonic AI.
ImprovedConsolidated workspace — Notes and Tasks modules integrated seamlessly into the navigation panel.
ImprovedVisual Hub upgrades — professional dark-mode sci-fi grids and glowing animations for Mermaid diagrams.
ImprovedOptimized build size and performance enhancements for desktop operations.
v1.0.31
June 2026The open door release
Stonic steps fully into the open — a public download portal and a smoother way into your account.
NewPublic download portal — grab the installer directly from stonic.localsiteshop.com, no purchase needed to try the door.
NewOne-tap Google sign-in for the desktop app, with automatic redirect from the login screen.
ImprovedDesktop login experience redesigned to match the app’s starry, cinematic theme.
ImprovedFaster startup and smoother first-run experience on Windows 11.
v1.0.27
April 2026Voice that feels human
A major pass on how Stonic sounds and listens.
NewEmotional voice intelligence — responses carry tone, not just words.
ImprovedSharper microphone handling and noise tolerance for voice commands.
FixedAudio device switching no longer requires an app restart.
v1.0.22
February 2026Cinematics, upgraded
The 2070 Futurist interface gets its biggest visual upgrade yet.
NewEnhanced cinematic transitions and ambient motion across the entire interface.
ImprovedGPU-accelerated rendering tuned for lower-end machines.
FixedRare flicker on multi-monitor setups resolved.
v1.0.15
December 2025The automation engine grows
Deeper control over your PC, with safety rails.
NewExpanded file management commands — organize, rename, and clean up by voice.
NewWhatsApp messaging integration for hands-free conversations.
ImprovedHuman-in-the-loop confirmations for sensitive system actions.
v1.0.0
2025First public release
The day the desktop came alive. Voice control, system automation, and the original sci-fi interface shipped to the first wave of users.
NewVoice and text command engine for Windows.
NewScreen awareness — Stonic sees and understands your desktop.
NewThe original 2070 interface: alive, glowing, and always listening.