Changelog

What's New

Release history and product updates for Tempreon.

2026-10-01

See every AI app that can reach your memory, and disconnect any of them

New

  • See every AI app that can reach your memory, and disconnect any of them. A new Connected apps page in your account lists each AI app connected to your Tempreon memory, when you connected it and when it was last used. Disconnect one app, a single connection, or everything at once. A disconnected app has to ask your permission again before it can reconnect.

  • Cancel on your terms, with the facts first. Canceling a paid plan now shows when your paid access ends and what happens to your memory on the free plan, then takes you to a secure billing page to confirm. Your plan stays active through the period you've already paid for, and you can reactivate before it ends.

  • Tempreon won't store passwords or keys. If something you ask Tempreon to remember or save looks like a password, access key or other credential, it declines and tells you why, so secrets stay out of your memory.

Improved

  • Things you save during a session now go to the project you started that session in, unless you name a different one.
  • Tempreon now picks up with the project you were last working in.
  • Separate conversations stay separate: a session wrap-up covers only the conversation you're in.
  • When something in your search results has been replaced by something newer, Tempreon points you to the newer version and says why the older one may be out of date.
  • Saving a file now confirms exactly what was stored.
  • File download links are now created when you ask for them and expire soon after. Links to files you've removed stop working.
  • When you reach a plan limit, Tempreon says plainly what the limit is and links to what each plan includes. No sales pitch.
  • Reminders to finish setup now say how long it takes (about 15 minutes), and you can pick setup back up after skipping it.
  • What Tempreon learns about you comes from you, not from the AI tools working on your behalf.
  • The steps for connecting Gemini now match what you'll see in the app.

Fixed

  • Fixed a case where a preference you'd confirmed yourself could fade out over time. Preferences you confirm now stay.
  • Fixed a case where something past its end date could still show up in search.
  • Fixed a case where some accounts were turned away every time they connected an AI app.
  • Fixed a case where deleting all your data could fail if you had used agents.
  • Reliability and security improvements throughout.
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2026-09-15

A limit is carried as a limit, not a suggestion

New

  • A limit is carried as a limit. When Tempreon learns there's something you don't want done, that limit is now marked as a rule rather than a suggestion — and kept whole even when there's very little room to work with, instead of being dropped with everything else.

  • See what's been learned since your last session. Your Core Imprint now shows what Tempreon has picked up since it last settled, and tells you when it has learned more about you than the page is showing.

  • Standing permissions are remembered — and can be taken back. When you tell Tempreon it may do something on its own, that permission is now kept as a standing one and used where it applies. If it's operating on a permission you'd rather it didn't have, you can take it back: it stops being used right away, and the record of what changed stays.

Improved

  • More of what Tempreon has learned about you now reaches the work — including on accounts that have built up a lot.
  • When there's limited room to work with, what stays is what matches what you're actually doing.
  • What Tempreon shows you ends at a word, not partway through one.
  • More of what you've told Tempreon about yourself reaches more kinds of work, instead of only the few it was already shaped for.
  • What you teach directly is taken up in the order you taught it, and a long, busy stretch no longer pushes your own words behind everything else.
  • Guidance leans on the memories that fit the moment, and your past corrections come back in your words rather than summarized.
  • Tempreon starts learning from a new account sooner, and skipping the setup conversation no longer holds that back.
  • Save something to a project Tempreon doesn't recognize and it now tells you where it landed and what it thought you meant.
  • When something you teach can't be applied to the record you pointed at, Tempreon now says what kind of record that was and what would work, instead of failing without explanation.
  • Background learning runs faster and lighter.

Fixed

  • Fixed a case where a note containing quotation marks could stop a round of learning from finishing.
  • Fixed a case where something you taught during a heavy stretch could be set aside and not picked back up.
  • Fixed a case where leaner AI apps received empty placeholders instead of your actual preferences.
  • Reliability and security improvements throughout.
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2026-09-01

Setup that leaves you with memory, not just an account

New

  • Your setup conversation becomes memory you can use. The facts you share and the people you mention while getting set up are now saved as memory you can search and build on — and on paid plans, the projects you describe become their own spaces.
  • See what setup captured. When you finish, Tempreon shows you exactly what it took from the conversation, with a link straight to where each piece landed.
  • Connecting takes one action, and Tempreon knows when it worked. Setting up your AI app is now a single step, and you get a clear confirmation once the connection is actually live instead of wondering whether it went through.
  • One page for setup details across apps. A new reference shows what each AI app calls the same setup fields, so you can follow along whichever one you use.

Improved

  • Pages load noticeably faster, and screens that used to sit blank while loading now appear right away.
  • More of what you've told Tempreon about how you work reaches the sessions where it matters.
  • Tempreon connects cleanly with more AI apps, including ones that have recently changed how they connect.
  • Work you hand off to Tempreon stays inside a spending limit you set, and you can lift that limit without starting the work over.
  • Start bringing your memory in and step away, and Tempreon now notices — you get one reminder with the steps to pick it back up.
  • Text, buttons, and emails are easier to read, with stronger contrast across the app and the help launcher.
  • Our setup guides and reference pages now link to each other, and the guides have been re-checked against the apps they cover.
  • Our trust page lists every service that handles your data, and it's easier to move through with a keyboard.

Fixed

  • Fixed a case where signing in or creating an account could fail without explaining why.
  • Fixed a case where a long note could go unsaved with no sign it hadn't landed.
  • Fixed a case where setup could lose your place when the page reloaded.
  • Fixed a case where an expired connection looked like it was still working instead of asking you to reconnect.
  • Fixed a case where wrapping up a session or logging finished work could fail because of how your AI app phrased the request.
  • Reliability and security improvements throughout.
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2026-08-15

Teach it directly, and see what it used

New

  • Tell Tempreon something directly, and it counts right away. What you teach it in your own words now takes effect immediately and is marked as yours, instead of waiting to be picked up from how you work.
  • See what Tempreon applied. When your memory shapes an answer, Tempreon can now say so in the conversation — and it stays out of the work itself, so what you walk away with is clean.
  • Setup guides you can browse and share. A new guides section covers connecting Tempreon across a wide range of AI apps, with plain-language explanations of the terms you'll run into along the way.

Improved

  • Correcting Tempreon and updating it are now two different things. Fixing something that was wrong and recording something that simply changed leave different trails, so your history stays honest either way.
  • Tempreon tells the difference between what holds steady about you and what moves, so an old goal doesn't get presented as though it were current.
  • The boundaries you've set arrive whole, exactly as you wrote them — never trimmed to fit.
  • Guidance stays grounded in what you've actually told it, rather than filling in specifics of its own.
  • Search for something by its exact name and that's what comes up first.
  • Sessions now open by telling you what was picked back up, instead of quietly resuming.
  • Exporting your data brings back more of what you've built, and finishes cleanly on accounts with a lot in them.
  • Every setup guide cites the app's own documentation, and they're re-checked on a schedule as those apps change.
  • Our emails follow what you've actually set up, not just how long you've been here.
  • Long answers hand off to your AI app cleanly, even when there's a lot to return.

Fixed

  • Fixed a case where going back through setup could overwrite what you'd already built.
  • Fixed a case where saving a large or unusually formatted document could come through incomplete.
  • Fixed a case where answers to common questions didn't show up on the page they belonged to.
  • Reliability and security improvements throughout.
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2026-08-01

Connect Tempreon wherever you work

New

  • A guided setup for whichever AI app you use. Connecting Tempreon now walks you through it step by step, with one-click install where your app supports it — plus written guides for more than twenty apps, including Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
  • Make Tempreon automatic. During setup you can hand your AI app a standing instruction, so it reaches for your memory on its own instead of waiting to be asked.
  • Help without leaving the page. A help launcher now sits on every signed-in page, so you can ask a question mid-task and get an answer right where you are.
  • Your saved documents are part of recall. Files you've kept in your vault now surface alongside everything else Tempreon remembers.

Improved

  • Bringing your existing memory in now works as a review: Tempreon drafts what it found, you approve it in batches, and you can undo an import cleanly if you change your mind.
  • Tempreon holds on to what stays relevant and lets one-off details fade, so older notes stop crowding out what still matters.
  • Tempreon answers in the language you write in, starting from your very first message.
  • Setup asks better questions about how you like to work — and picks up where you left off if you step away partway through.
  • Every email now has one-click unsubscribe, and our emails come from an address a person actually reads.
  • Fewer, better-timed emails: no repeats, and quieter when you're already active.
  • Recall and session start-up are quicker, and longer sessions carry more of their context forward.
  • Clearer plan details before you upgrade, including annual pricing.

Fixed

  • Fixed a case where setup could stall without telling you what to do next.
  • Fixed a case where an email could reach you before you'd confirmed your address.
  • Fixed a case where notes containing unusual characters wouldn't save.
  • Fixed a case where referring to something by a shortened ID returned an error instead of a useful message.
  • Fixed a case where suggestions could surface something you'd already retired.
  • Deleting your account now does what it says — your details are removed, and you get confirmation it happened.
  • Reliability and security improvements throughout.
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2026-07-15

See what Tempreon has learned about you

New

  • Your dashboard now shows what Tempreon has picked up about you. The way you work — how you like things handled, and why — is visible the moment you land, instead of only surfacing once you're deep in a session. It carries into your first few emails too, so the understanding follows you from the start.
  • A marker for your first connection. Tempreon now recognizes the moment your memory starts traveling with you.
  • Easier to find. Tempreon is now listed in the official MCP registry, alongside the other tools you connect.

Improved

  • After you bring your existing memory in, Tempreon shows you what actually landed — an import now ends with something to see, not silence.
  • Fewer, better-timed questions. Tempreon spaces out what it asks you and won't pile on while you're mid-flow.
  • Retire something Tempreon learned about you, and everything built on top of it keeps up.
  • If your free allowance is paused, Tempreon says so plainly and picks back up on its own.
  • Sessions start and wrap up a touch faster, especially for accounts with a lot going on.

Fixed

  • Fixed a case where our policy pages could come up blank.
  • Fixed a case where a feature email could reach you before you'd finished getting set up.
  • Fixed a case where a correction you made during a session wouldn't show up in that session's wrap-up.
  • Fixed a case where editing the page number in the web address could show a broken page.
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2026-07-01

Start with the memory you've already built

New

  • Import your existing memory. Bring the notes and context you've already built up elsewhere into Tempreon, so you're not starting from a blank slate. Duplicates get merged as you go, you're asked before anything is set aside, and you can undo an import if it isn't what you wanted.
  • Save your own files. Your vault now keeps files you upload, right alongside your memory — not just ones you pull back out.

Improved

  • Tempreon learns your preferences more reliably as you work, and keeps pace better through long, busy sessions.

Fixed

  • Fixed a case where a run that produced nothing could still count against your usage.
  • Fixed a case where saving a file or updating a task could fail without a clear message.
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2026-06-19

Faster, steadier, more polished

A round of polish to make Tempreon quicker and steadier to use day to day.

Improved

  • Snappier, more responsive pages across the app.
  • Reliability and security improvements throughout.

Fixed

  • Tightened up small display and timing issues so things land where and when you expect.
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2026-06-13

More room, clearer plans, and your data in your hands

More space to remember, clearer plan options, and full control over your own data.

New

  • Export your data anytime — it's yours to take with you.
  • Plan options that scale with how much you want Tempreon to hold for you.

Improved

  • More headroom for everything you ask Tempreon to remember, with a clear view of what's stored.
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2026-06-09

Tempreon learns how you work

The more you use Tempreon, the better it understands your preferences, your voice, and what you care about — so the help it gives feels like yours.

Improved

  • Tempreon picks up your preferences more reliably as you work, and applies them without being asked twice.
  • Recall brings back more of what matters in long working sessions, so important context doesn't slip away.

Fixed

  • Smoothed out cases where a recent note occasionally didn't surface when it should have.
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2026-06-02

Your memory travels with you

Start a thought in one tool and pick it up in another — your memory now carries more cleanly across the AI tools you use.

Improved

  • More consistent recall as you move between Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor — the same context shows up wherever you're working.
  • What Tempreon brings back is more relevant to what you're actually doing right now.
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2026-05-26

Tempreon is live

Tempreon is here — a personal AI operating system that learns how you work and carries what matters across the AI tools you already use.

New

  • Connect Tempreon to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other tools you work in, and your context comes with you instead of starting over each session.
  • A private vault for the notes, decisions, projects, and people you want Tempreon to hold on to — and bring back at the right moment.
  • Secure, standards-based sign-in.
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