What changed.

News in Fee 0.4.32.

Fee 0.4.32 smooths out the details: clearer layout on narrow screens, a steadier chat field and calmer text throughout.

Delete your account yourself.

You can now delete your account yourself under Settings. You choose to delete it now or in 7 days, and until then you can undo it. If you come back later you need a new invitation, and you can sign up again. The privacy page says the same.

A calmer start when you build something new.

Fee 0.4.21 gives a new website its own folder instead of saving it among everything else in Downloads, and makes several small texts clearer on Mac, Windows and the web.

Clearer wording on Mac, Windows and the web.

Fee 0.4.20 explains more clearly what happens with the microphone, with memory and when you delete something. The texts are clearer in the desktop app and on the web.

More accurate facts, better websites, safer login.

Fee 0.4.19 gets its facts right more often. The websites Fee makes look better because they start from ready-made templates. Logging in is safer.

Chat sync, business tools and the daily limit.

With Fee 0.4.18, turn on “Sync chats with the web” in the desktop app to continue your chats in the browser. Saved answers have their own sharing setting. Fee no longer brings up earlier chats unless you ask.

Some tax dates were corrected. You can save customers, start a quote for one of them and download saved receipts as an SIE file for bookkeeping software.

If you reach the daily limit, Fee tells you when you can continue. In the browser, “Download my data” under “Account” gives you the details that belong to your account. “Export everything” under “Memory” and “Your data” gives you your chats, your memory and your saved answers. The login email has a new look.

Say yes, and it gets done.

With Fee 0.4.17, when you say yes to something Fee offers, it gets done straight away. Fee searches again when the first search is not enough and reads tables in the right order. Chats are calmer and easier to read, and buttons look the same everywhere. If several people use Fee on the same computer, each of them now sees only their own saved answers.

News in Fee 0.4.16.

Fee 0.4.16 is a security update. Nothing changes in how you use Fee. Fee checks for new versions itself and asks you when it is time to update. If it does not, download the app again from the page linked in your invitation.

Help for people who run their own business.

Fee 0.4.15 can look up a company by name and show what is publicly known, with sources. It keeps a few facts about your business, gives you your tax dates as a calendar file and saves receipts to a list you can export.

Fee finds current facts more reliably.

Fee 0.4.14 looks up named companies and people, and finds things that change, such as match schedules, the weather and exchange rates, more reliably. When something is unclear, Fee asks with quick choices instead of just saying it does not know.

Search your saved answers.

Fee 0.4.10 lets you search “Saved answers” by title and includes your original attachments when you export everything.

News in Fee 0.4.9.

Fee 0.4.9 reads iPhone photos and scanned letters and quotes dates and amounts straight from the letter. With one tap, you can make a reply shorter or friendlier. You can save answers under “Saved answers”, pick up where you left off with a clear next step, and find old chats even when you do not remember the exact words.

News in Fee 0.4.8.

Fee 0.4.8 puts Check for Updates right under Fee in the menu, restores browser tabs that stop working and saves your settings more safely. In the browser you can now attach photos and files, dictate with your voice and see chats from every folder.

Fee understands before it acts.

Fee 0.4.7 asks one short question when something is unclear, starts bigger tasks with a plan, and puts what matters first. Replies are faster, errors come with a code you can quote, and you can report a problem straight from the app.

Bring your memory and chats from another AI service.

Fee 0.4.6 can import what another AI service knows about you, and your old chats, under Settings. You can export everything in one file, and report a problem straight from the app.

Fee in your browser, with memory and sync.

Fee 0.4.5 brought Fee to the browser at flatfee.one/app. You can turn memory on with one click and choose to sync chats between the app and the browser. Since that version, Fee checks for new versions itself and asks you when it is time to update.

A calmer flatfee.one.

The website is rebuilt around what Fee helps with day to day. It follows your browser’s language, in Swedish, English or Spanish.

A beta free of charge that you sign up for by email.

Sign up for the beta. We let people in gradually, and only invited people can log in.

A rebuilt homepage.

The homepage now tells one continuous story and adapts more smoothly across screen sizes.

Clearer about how Fee answers.

Fee now explains more consistently how it chooses to answer each step, and what happens when a service is unavailable.

Better reports in the app.

The reports in the app now list the files that changed and the checks that ran.