Changelog

Small steps, shipped often.

Desktop, phone control, free usage, and the details that make long sessions feel calm.

3.4.8

The full OpenRouter catalog

Rewyyn now loads every OpenRouter chat model from the server, so new models appear without a desktop update.

  • All OpenRouter text chat models are available in the model picker.
  • The server refreshes the OpenRouter catalog every five minutes.
  • DeepSeek models still use the weekly free allowance; other models use paid usage.

3.4.7

A home for Rewyyn

The new website, downloads, documentation, changelog, and feedback pages are live.

  • Download Rewyyn for macOS and Windows from the new site.
  • Every help, docs, billing, and feedback link now opens a real page.
  • Documentation lives at /docs with search, Markdown copies, and the HTTP API reference.

3.4.6

Context at a glance, and a quieter start

The session header is calmer, the usage sidebar loads with a skeleton, and the context details are one hover away.

  • The context ring no longer opens a tab. Hover it to see usage, total tokens, context limit, and remaining capacity.
  • The sidebar usage block now shows a shimmer placeholder immediately while account data arrives.
  • The usage fallback explains when account usage is unavailable instead of leaving an empty block.

3.4.5

A simpler weekly free allowance

Every account gets $1 of server-managed DeepSeek usage every week, with no partner step.

  • Weekly free usage is now $1.00 for DeepSeek models and resets automatically.
  • Free usage is enforced by the server, so the client cannot spend it on other models or voice input.
  • Paid usage, plans, and the billing portal are unchanged.

3.4.4

Phone control, real screen, real voice

Remote sessions show the live screen at 30fps, voice input is fixed, and Agent Desktop uses physical input by default.

  • Remote sessions stream the desktop at up to 30fps with a visible cursor.
  • Dictation now transcribes through the Rewyyn account server.
  • Agent Desktop clicks, types, and scrolls through the real macOS input path by default.

Feed your tools.

The same release notes are available as JSON for the desktop What’s New panel and your own integrations.

Open changelog.json