aGram

aGram — What's New MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS • Sign in to more than one Telegram account and switch between them in a tap. Every account stays live with its own notifications, and the app badge adds up unread across accounts. The first account is free; connecting more is a one-time in-app purchase. A SMOOTHER CONVERSATION • The conversation screen was rebuilt natively for rock-solid VoiceOver: focus lands on the right message, the view no longer jumps while you read, and your place holds when older history loads. Swipe left or right to move message by message. • The long-press context menu is back on messages, with the same actions as the VoiceOver rotor. • More message types now display properly instead of "unsupported" — shared locations, games, giveaways, gifts, stories, expired media, and more. UNREAD, DONE RIGHT • A new "unread only" filter in the chat list — the main list or any folder. • The unread counter is now accurate across forums and albums, and appears in the Chats tab title. APPLE WATCH (BETA) • An experimental Apple Watch app: read your chats and reply from your wrist. Still in beta — feedback welcome. SOUND & NOTIFICATIONS • Incoming messages play aGram's own sound instead of the system tone. • Tapping a notification opens exactly the right message and account. LANGUAGES • Ukrainian added; Simplified Chinese added; fuller translation coverage across every supported language. Plus forum improvements, more reliable file sharing, and a long list of accessibility and reliability fixes. Send feedback any time via Settings → Send Feedback.

aGram iOS — Version 1.2.1 Thank you to our beta testers. This release adds multiple accounts, a rebuilt conversation screen that's far smoother with VoiceOver, and a long list of accessibility and reliability fixes. Multiple accounts • Sign in to more than one Telegram account and switch between them in a tap from the chat list. • Every account stays live: you get real-time notifications for all of them — not just the one on screen — and the app badge adds up unread across accounts. • The first account is free; connecting more is a one-time in-app purchase. A smoother conversation • The conversation screen was rebuilt natively for rock-solid VoiceOver: initial focus lands on the right message, the view no longer jumps while you read, and your place holds when older messages load. • Swipe left or right to move message by message. Forums • Open a topic and land on its first unread message; the composer is available from the all-topics view. • "Delete for everyone" is back for group admins. Notifications • Tapping a notification opens precisely the right message — and the right account. • More reliable chat matching for incoming pushes. Sharing • A file shared from another app is sent as the file, not as a link to it. Accessibility and fixes • Voice messages no longer talk over VoiceOver; selecting messages and contacts is announced correctly. • Round video messages play again. • Selected folders no longer come up empty. Languages • Added Simplified Chinese; fuller coverage across all supported languages. Send feedback any time via Settings → Send Feedback.

aGram iOS — Version 1.2.0 is out Thanks to every beta tester who shaped these builds over the past few weeks — 1.2.0 is largely your work. It brings voice and group calls, a persistent audio player, system sharing, QR login, and a faster, more accessible app throughout. Calls • One-on-one calls are reliable: answer from the lock screen or with the app closed and get two-way audio, no more silence or drops after a brief interruption, and clean teardown instead of background battery drain. • Group voice chats (beta): join on a dedicated screen with speaker/Bluetooth routing, a participant list and tap-to-speak; admins can start and end. Note: group calls may not connect over some VPNs that block the audio path; one-on-one calls are unaffected. Voice and media • A mini-player above the tab bar whenever a voice note plays: play/pause/next, speed 0.75x–3x, plus lock screen, Control Center, AirPods and CarPlay. Voice notes can chain automatically. • Read texts aloud (Settings → Accessibility), in the detected language, with a per-language voice and adjustable rate, volume and pitch. • Auto-translate a chat (Telegram Premium): messages, captions, link previews and polls in your language. • Mixed photo-and-video albums now open fully in the viewer. Sharing and Saved Messages • aGram is in the iOS share sheet: send text, links, photos, videos or files from any app into a chat. • Your self-chat is now Saved Messages, pinned to the top, with one-tap "Save" on any message. In a conversation • Select several messages and forward, save or delete them together. • Reactions appear instantly, and you can remove your own. • "Go to source" on a forwarded message; "Mark as unread" across devices. Contacts • Contact cards shared in a chat now show the name and number and are read by VoiceOver, with "Add to contacts" from the card, a profile, or a new "Profile of …" action on any message — even without the person's phone number. Logging in • Log in by scanning a QR code from another device, and authorize a new device from Active Sessions. Forums • Topics load reliably, the unread separator and count match the topic you're in, and "Mark as read" clears every topic at once. Notifications • Tapping a notification lands precisely on the message — and in forums opens its own topic. Read state syncs across devices, and silent-push cases self-heal. VoiceOver and accessibility • Sent media is described properly (Photo; "Video, 2:33"; documents with size and upload progress), and file captions are read out. • New messages no longer interrupt VoiceOver while you read, the unread badge clears as you read, and focus stays put while you scroll. Performance • Much faster, cooler launch on large accounts — quicker to warm up, less battery, and VoiceOver responsive far sooner. Languages • Fuller coverage across all 13 supported languages. Send feedback any time via Settings → Send Feedback.

aGram iOS — Version 1.1.1 is out Thanks to everyone who reported bugs and shipped suggestions on the beta builds these past weeks: 1.1.1 is 80% your work. This release expands what you can do inside a conversation (full profile editing, channel comments, invites), hardens VoiceOver accessibility, and rewrites the scroll engine from the inside. Profile • Full editing from Settings → Profile: first name, last name, bio, username (with real-time availability check), birthday, profile photo with a face-aware square cropper. • Pick a personal channel to surface on your profile. Conversations • "View comments" on channel posts linked to a discussion group: one tap takes you into the comment thread where you can post text, voice notes, photos, videos, documents, or albums. All posts stay threaded under the original channel post. • Invite users to a group straight from the members sheet, if you have the right. The picker searches your contacts and by Telegram username. • Preview of a channel or group you haven't joined yet with a "Join" button at the bottom of the conversation. Bots • Bot custom keyboards (the buttons bots like @BotFather attach to their messages) render as buttons under the bubble; tapping sends the label as a regular text message. • Web App buttons open their URL in Safari instead of silently disappearing. • When a bot edits its message (async reply pattern), VoiceOver reads out the new version automatically. Audio and media • Carousel player for audio albums (multiple voice notes or audio files posted together) with per-track download progress. • Download progress also shown for photo and video attachments. • Audio file captions (text written alongside an audio file) are now read out by VoiceOver — they were silent before. VoiceOver / accessibility • Hyperlinks in messages: VoiceOver reads the visible label (not the raw URL), and each link is a distinct stop in the iOS Links rotor, openable with a single tap. • Pagination fix: on channels or groups with many unread messages, the toward-newer arrow now loads the next page correctly instead of stalling at the loaded window's edge. • Sender names render on the first VoiceOver swipe after a pagination — no more "Other" placeholder while the user record is still loading in the background. • Transient TDLib errors (network blips, flood waits) auto-retried with backoff before the offline banner surfaces. • Offline vs server error differentiated on the status banner, with a "Retry" button. • Bot inline-keyboard buttons reachable through the per-message rotor. • Initial focus locks once placed: no more rebound to the prior position when triple-finger scrolling. • Send permissions refined per media type (photo / video / document / voice / video note / poll): when the admin disallows videos, the attachment menu hides the video entry instead of waiting for a server-side rejection. Hardware keyboard • Shift+Return inserts a newline instead of sending. Links • tg:// and telegram:// schemes registered: opening an invite, proxy, or bot link from Safari opens aGram directly. Chat info • Links, media, and documents shared in the conversation are now reachable from the chat info sheet, in three tabs. Each row has rotor actions — "Open", "Play" (for videos), "Share" — so you don't have to drill into a visual menu. • Admin edit of group info, permissions, topics, and invite links for groups you administer. Under the hood • Conversation scroll engine rewrite: dropped flipped transforms, switched to a natural ascending layout, explicit FSM for VoiceOver focus. User-visible effect: fewer focus jumps, predictable scroll, better performance on heavily-loaded channels.