MyLLM - Local AI Agent

MyLLM now reaches for the right tool on its own. • Smart tool discovery — to keep replies fast, only a few tools load each turn. Now, if the assistant needs one it doesn't have (email, calendar, photos, code and more), it finds and switches it on mid-chat instead of saying it can't. • Your choices are respected — if a tool you've turned off would help, MyLLM asks first and enables it just for that conversation. Your settings don't change. Smoother and more reliable: • The chat stays put when the keyboard opens and closes — no more landing on a blank screen mid-answer. • Walking Mode keeps listening reliably between turns (fixed an error that could end hands-free conversations early). • Refreshed the in-app privacy policy and updated the MyLLM Connect download link.

What's new in v3.2.1. - Your AI-made apps can now work together. • AI Automations — save a task in plain English and run it any time. • Files — a shared space your apps can read, write and export. • Hand things off between apps, or ask MyLLM to run them. Plus accessibility options, iPad polish, and bug fixes.

What's New in 3.2 - Make MyLLMos your own. Bring your own apps: - Got some HTML from elsewhere — a single-page web app, a CodePen export, something an AI wrote for you? Now you can turn it into a real MyLLMos app in seconds. Open the new settings menu on your MyLLMos home screen, tap "Add App", paste your code, choose a name and icon, and it's yours — running fully offline, just like the apps you build in chat. - A tidier home screen: arranging your apps and the per-app permission switches (internet, AI and microphone access) now live together in that same settings menu, so your apps stay on a clean grid. New in the App Gallery: - Block Drop — the falling-blocks puzzle classic. Slide and rotate each piece, clear full rows, and keep up as the speed climbs. Ghost preview, a next-piece panel, rising levels, and your best score saved on your device. Smooth, colourful and completely offline. Fixes and polish: - Sound now works in mini-apps that make their own audio — the White Noise app (and anything like it) plays properly again, even with your phone's silent switch on. - Reliability improvements across MyLLMos and chat. MyLLM is a one-off purchase — no subscriptions, no ads, and everything runs privately on your device. Thanks for being here.

MyLLM 3.1 — a redesigned App Gallery and smarter Documents A brand-new MyLLMos App Gallery: • Browse an App gallery — a featured row plus apps grouped into clear categories (Students, Productivity, News & Web, Games and more) • The App Gallery now sits right at the top of your MyLLMos home screen, next to Photos and Documents — always one tap away • Lots of new free apps and games to add: a weekly meal planner that writes (and refreshes) itself, a homework tracker, a class timetable, a live news reader, a clean web reader — plus Sudoku, Word Search, Word Master and Word Tiles Documents that actually keep your files: • Share a document into any chat and it's filed into your Documents — and stays searchable across everything you've added, not buried in chat history • Open files in their original form: PDFs render as real PDFs, spreadsheets as tables, images as images • Every document shows with its own file-type icon (PDF, CSV, TXT…) so your Documents fill up at a glance Easier app sharing: • Sharing one of your MyLLMos apps now includes a tap-to-install link, so whoever you send it to can add it in one tap Plus reliability fixes and polish across the gallery and mini-apps.

MyLLM 3.0 — one home for everything your AIs make MyLLM is now the place to keep what ANY AI creates for you: • Built an app or document in another AI chat? Share it to MyLLM → Save as App or Save to Documents. Apps land on your MyLLMos home screen; documents become searchable instead of buried in chat history • MyLLMos apps can think and remember: they can ask your own AI for help and keep their data between launches (you control both with switches in Settings) • A growing app gallery on the MyLLM wiki — one-tap installs: a drawing studio, Snake, 2048, AI flashcards that write themselves, a language tutor, and more • Apps feel native: haptic feedback, the iOS share sheet, and save-to-Photos • Remix any saved app into something new, or Duplicate it in one tap More in this update: • Documents: rename your files and research briefs, share them as real files (.txt, .csv, .md) • Smoother long replies — and the input bar stays put on big code generations • Reliability and polish throughout