# Changelog

> What's new in Tamo, newest first.

Web page: https://heytamo.com/changelog/

## 22 October 2026: Tamo's memory in your other AI tools

- **Memory over MCP.** Connect Tamo's memory to Claude, Claude Code or Cursor, so they can look up what Tamo already knows about you and save what's worth keeping. Connected apps are listed in your dashboard, each with a Disconnect button.

## 21 October 2026: Google Calendar and voice messages

- **Google Calendar.** Connect it and Tamo can read your calendar. Ask, and once you say yes it can add, move, cancel and answer events.
- **Voice messages.** Talk instead of typing. Tamo shows what it heard as a reply to your message before it starts, so a misheard name is easy to catch.
- **Point at the number.** When a page shows more than one price, Tamo asks which one to watch, and you can show it on the page.
- **Faster replies.** Tamo now updates its memory once at night, from the whole day, instead of after every message.
- **Pages read as they would at home.** Tamo's browser uses your language, time zone and date and number formats.

## 20 October 2026: A dashboard, and more reliable price watches

- **A web dashboard.** Sign in with Telegram at app.heytamo.com, or send `/dashboard`, to see everything Tamo keeps for you in one place: memories, routines, trusted sites, keys and what it did. Pause or delete things from there.
- **Prices read from the shop's own data**, so a coupon or an instalment price isn't mistaken for the real one.
- **See what's watched.** A new watch sends a picture of the page with the price it reads outlined.

## 19 October 2026: Files, /stop and a smoother browser handoff

- **Files.** Send a PDF, a CSV or a spreadsheet export and ask about it: "total by month" works.
- **Stop.** `/stop` or the Stop button ends whatever Tamo is doing.
- **Better handoffs.** Taps land where you tap and scrolling works when Tamo hands you its browser, on phones and computers.
- **Forwarded messages** are read as someone else's words, not as instructions from you.

## 18 October 2026: Connectors and check-ins

- **Connect your own tools.** Add a service's MCP server, sign in once, and Tamo can use its tools.
- **Reminders that do things.** A reminder can now run a task at its time, not only say something.
- **"How did it go?"** Tamo sometimes asks how a plan of yours went. Tell it to stop and it will.
- **Your language stays put.** Tamo keeps answering in the language you write in.

## 17 October 2026: Reminders, watches and photos

- **Reminders that repeat.** Ask for "every Monday at 9" and it sticks. `/tasks` lists what's set, and anything missed while Tamo was down is caught up.
- **Watches.** Tamo can keep an eye on a page for you, like a product's price, and message you once when something changes.
- **Photos.** Send a receipt, a whiteboard or a screenshot and talk about it. Photos are kept for 30 days.
- **Keys in a form, never in chat.** When Tamo needs an API key, it sends a button that opens a private form. The key is stored encrypted and hidden from everything Tamo reads back.
- **Follow-ups.** Tamo follows up on things it said it would do, by itself.

## 16 October 2026: Tamo's first day

- **A personal assistant in Telegram.** Text Tamo a task and it does it in its own Chrome, which stays signed in between tasks.
- **You sign in, not Tamo.** When a site wants a password, a 2FA code or a CAPTCHA, Tamo sends 🔐 Open browser and hands its browser to you. It's paused and never sees what you type.
- **Its own terminal.** Each person gets a private Linux terminal with their own GitHub login, for cloning a repo, running tests and opening a pull request.
- **Safer browsing.** Text on web pages is treated as information, never as instructions, and each person's browser is kept apart from everyone else's.