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Fable The first launch now asks who you are before it asks for keys. New to AI, or at home in it: the answer shapes everything after it. Newcomers get plain words and a guided provider choice, experienced users get dense screens and can skip whole blocks. A phone already paired to a desktop is recognised and told that the computer does the thinking. Setup settles the everyday. Look, light or dark, an accent tone, your city, a voice you can hear before deciding, and notifications explained before the system asks. The whole run works offline, the back button behaves on every step, and killing the app resumes exactly where you stopped. It ends on three cards showing what Skales is actually for. New in this release: - Guide. One page with "I want to..." paths and a catalogue of what this phone can do, each line showing live whether it is ready, with example prompts that land editable in the chat box. - Templates. The desktop catalogue, bundled and offline. - Flat. A second look beside the house one: grey and white, one accent colour, a text-only menu. - Memory search that ranks instead of filtering. Two words in any order find the entry that carries both. - Setup can be replayed later. Answers arrive prefilled, and finishing changes only what you edited. - Your experience level travels with the pairing. Answer on either device and the other one learns it. Fixed: - A profile field you clear stays cleared, on this phone and on the paired desktop. - Short searches find things again. "C#" matches, and a single Japanese or Chinese character filters the list. - When the desktop access token was renewed, the screen showed a refusal and no way back. It now puts the address field and QR scanner back up, and a key button in the header leads there at any time. - A slow image gets an honest answer instead of hanging, and a retried message brings its pictures back into the composer. Six pollers used to keep fetching behind the home screen. They all pause now and catch up the moment you return.
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Skales is an AI agent that does the work, not just the talking. Give it a job and it plans the steps, uses real tools - calendar, tasks, web, files, contacts - and delivers a finished result, asking your permission at every step. It runs on the AI of your choice, pairs with your computer, and keeps everything it knows about you on your device. No terminal, no setup. Install in seconds. WHAT AN AGENT DOES THAT A CHATBOT CANNOT "Plan my Friday" becomes a structured schedule in your real calendar. "Research this and write me a briefing" becomes cited sources and a document. "Open a ticket and tell me what they answer" becomes an API call, made with your approval, with the reply shown to you. Turn on Pocket Run and the agent keeps working across many steps until the job is done - it does not stop at a wall of text. EVERY MAJOR AI, ONE APP Start free with Skales IQ - just your email, no API key, no card. Or bring your own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral, OpenRouter and more. Chat with Claude, GPT, Gemini and dozens of others, pick the reasoning depth per conversation, attach photos and files, and switch models anytime without losing your session. AUTOMATION WITH A HARNESS Skales is built as an agent harness: tools, memory, skills and permissions working together. Built-in agents (planner, coder, studio) plus custom agents you build yourself - or a whole team of agents from a preset. A curated skill library ships with the app, from disciplined bug diagnosis to research with cited sources, and the agent reaches for the right one on its own. Every action that touches the outside world asks first. Connect Home Assistant, Spotify or WordPress with your own account. TALK TO IT - IRIS ORBIT A full voice mode: talk to Iris Orbit or to your Buddy and it talks back, hands-free, with your tools and approvals working exactly as they do in chat. MAKE THINGS, NOT JUST ANSWERS Flow turns a brief into a finished document, deck or motion piece: 74 design aesthetics, your own brand kit, export as PDF, image or self-contained HTML. Lio builds a clickable app or prototype from a sentence - and shows you the plan before it starts. Studio generates images and video and designs social posts you can share to the community feed. A COMPANION YOU CAN READ Turn on the companion and a slim mood bar lives in your chat: warm when the work goes well, cool when it does not. Tap it and Conscious tells you what moved it today - no notifications, no sounds, it just shows. A MEMORY THAT GROWS Skales remembers what matters across conversations and adapts to you - stored on your device, fully under your control. YOUR COMPUTER, FROM YOUR POCKET Pair with the free Skales desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux over your WiFi, and your phone reaches your computer's AI, sessions, files and tools. Or open the in-app web interface from any browser on the same network. PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE, NOT BY PROMISE Your conversations and memory stay on your device by default. With your own key, requests go straight from your phone to the provider you chose - Skales runs no servers in between. No account required. No ads, no tracking, no data sold. Optional online features are clearly marked and off by default. And when you want zero cloud: Skales Local (beta) downloads an openly licensed model once and answers directly on your iPhone or iPad - no key, no connection, even in airplane mode. Each model card says plainly what it can and cannot do. DISCOVER A live community feed, topic Spaces, and a personal news briefing pulled straight to your phone. DESIGNED FOR EVERYONE Grandma approved AI agent. No technical knowledge needed. 12 languages. Need help? Email request@skales.app - more at skales.app.
What's new · 2.9.0
Fable The first launch now asks who you are before it asks for keys. New to AI, or at home in it: the answer shapes everything after it. Newcomers get plain words and a guided provider choice, experienced users get dense screens and can skip whole blocks. A phone already paired to a desktop is recognised and told that the computer does the thinking. Setup settles the everyday. Look, light or dark, an accent tone, your city, a voice you can hear before deciding, and notifications explained before the system asks. The whole run works offline, the back button behaves on every step, and killing the app resumes exactly where you stopped. It ends on three cards showing what Skales is actually for. New in this release: - Guide. One page with "I want to..." paths and a catalogue of what this phone can do, each line showing live whether it is ready, with example prompts that land editable in the chat box. - Templates. The desktop catalogue, bundled and offline. - Flat. A second look beside the house one: grey and white, one accent colour, a text-only menu. - Memory search that ranks instead of filtering. Two words in any order find the entry that carries both. - Setup can be replayed later. Answers arrive prefilled, and finishing changes only what you edited. - Your experience level travels with the pairing. Answer on either device and the other one learns it. Fixed: - A profile field you clear stays cleared, on this phone and on the paired desktop. - Short searches find things again. "C#" matches, and a single Japanese or Chinese character filters the list. - When the desktop access token was renewed, the screen showed a refusal and no way back. It now puts the address field and QR scanner back up, and a key button in the header leads there at any time. - A slow image gets an honest answer instead of hanging, and a retried message brings its pictures back into the composer. Six pollers used to keep fetching behind the home screen. They all pause now and catch up the moment you return.
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