LLMConnect: AI Chat Client

About LLMConnect: AI Chat Client

Read code more comfortably, personalize your chats and explore new local-model features with improvements for iOS 27. NEW OPTIONS AND CONTROLS • Higher message contrast: darken your message backgrounds in dark themes for easier reading. • Show provider logos: choose whether provider logos appear in your chats. • Code blocks: syntax highlighting, an expanded reader, full or partial copying, and a toggle to switch between wrapped lines and horizontal scrolling. Code text also matches your chat typography more closely. • OpenCode: connect with your own API key, choose Zen or Go, select a model and choose which model to use when verifying your connection. • Siri and Spotlight: optionally search saved chats and artifacts from the system. This is off by default; temporary and protected content is excluded, and indexing pauses when app lock is enabled. LOCAL MODELS AND iOS 27 • Adaptive layouts and improved keyboard handling preserve your draft and focus when resizing windows. • Image understanding with Apple's local model on iOS 27 when the device and model support it. • Improved conversation context handling for Apple's local model, with clearer context-limit and attachment errors. • Support for continued local generation when the system allows it, and longer-running local-model shortcuts on iOS 27. • Support for companion-device authentication where available. FIXES • Fixed typing interruptions when tapping inside the message composer and removed excess space below messages. • Fixed provider reasoning preferences being reset at launch. • Corrected the privacy consent flow for custom providers, with clearer information about the destination server. • Improved local-model download verification and reporting when download state cannot be saved. • Addressed image-processing failures caused by image token counting in Apple's local model. • Improved voice-session handling during audio interruptions and output changes, preserving the mute state.

App privacy

The developer, Sebastian Diaz Delgado, reported these privacy practices to Apple.