What's New

What's new

• Forsive reads scanned PDFs: ask about them or turn them into Word files.
• Pasted text is saved exactly as you wrote it, and copying edits cost less.

Bug fixes

• No more black window on older graphics cards, and Clear my data works.
• Dates, spreadsheet cells and table codes come out right in your files.
• Links open in your browser, and your files are never renamed unasked.

What's new

• Copy a PDF, or just some of its pages, into Word with its text, tables and pictures, without retyping. Long PDFs ask first.
• Move sections and entries in your CV for real, for example Ausbildung above Berufserfahrung, and the layout stays intact.
• Every reply shows what the whole request cost. Sending the same request again asks before charging a second time.

Bug fixes

• Answering a question in the middle of a task continues the task instead of starting it over.
• Your name, email and phone number stay as they are unless you ask to change them.
• Cover letters written from your template keep its design, get today's date, and no longer invent company addresses.
• A reply that was cut off is never saved as a finished file.
• Updates now retry on their own after a network hiccup instead of waiting for a restart.

What's new

• Documents Forsive creates now look finished: real tables, nested and numbered lists, clickable links, letterhead with live page numbers, and A4 paper.
• Multi-file requests are faster and cost fewer credits, because Forsive reads everything it needs in one go instead of one file at a time.

Bug fixes

• Editing a Word document no longer damages it. Links, pictures, equations, citations and inline formatting all survive an edit, and text in headers, footers and text boxes is now visible to Forsive.
• Forsive refuses instead of quietly breaking things. Table row changes, tracked changes and equations it cannot edit cleanly now come back with a clear reason, and a large edit asks before spending credits.

What's new

• You can now buy credits directly in the app.
• Generated Excel files now come with a styled header, borders, sensible column widths, and a frozen top row.
• Generated Word documents now use consistent heading styles and a brand accent.

Bug fixes

• Fixed a request for both a file pick and instructions sometimes taking three clarifying questions instead of two, with the last one nearly repeating the first.
• Asking Forsive to tailor an existing document (like a CV for a specific job) now edits that document instead of creating a new one.
• Fixed the large-folder confirmation box sometimes appearing below the fold where it was easy to miss.

What's new

• Forsive now warns you before adding a huge folder (500+ files) that would cost credits on every message, with an estimate of what it'll cost.
• Clarifying questions now appear one at a time as their own cards — pick an option and the next one appears right away.
• Added a confirmation when a folder or file finishes uploading, plus a "Show in File Explorer" button.
• Your credit balance now keeps itself up to date while the app is open, not just after you send a message.
• File uploads are now limited to file types Forsive can actually open, with a 50MB size cap.

Bug fixes

• Small edits now cost far less credits.
• Fixed clarifying questions sometimes showing only "Other."
• Fixed an inaccurate credit-cost estimate for large files.
• Fixed a rare duplicate-file bug on no-op edits.
• Fixed a dropped-connection error message.
• Fixed an onboarding layout glitch.

What's new

• Forsive can now ask a clarifying question when it needs more info, right in the chat, instead of guessing.
• Clicking the email confirmation link now brings you back into Forsive automatically.

Bug fixes

• Fixed a connection issue.

What's new

• Your free trial now activates after a quick one-click email confirmation, closing a gap that let anyone create unlimited free trials.
• Share Forsive with a friend from Settings: they get 20 free credits when they install with your code.
• A new "Contact us" option in Settings lets you send a bug report, feature request, or question straight to the developer.

What's new

• Feedback you leave (thumbs-down) is no longer stuck on your device: it's sent straight to the developer so real issues actually get seen.
• You can now edit a message you already sent and resend it, without retyping the whole thing.
• Conversation titles are now real, meaningful summaries instead of just the first line of your message, cut off.
• A fresh, more vivid color redesign throughout the app.

Bug fixes

• Fixed the assistant sometimes refusing to answer a plain question (like a recipe) by claiming it "doesn't have access," even when nothing about your files was involved.
• Fixed an occasional "failed to start" error on a slow startup. The app now waits longer instead of giving up right away.

What's new

• The app has a new name: Forsive (previously Deskmate), with a new icon and look throughout.
• Added a Buy Credits panel: top up with a one-time credit pack, no subscription, right from the app when you're running low.
• Running out of credits now shows a clear prompt to buy more, instead of a plain error message.

What's new

• The app now tells you when an update has been downloaded and lets you relaunch to apply it, right from the chat window, no need to manually download a new installer.
• Each assistant reply now shows which AI model generated it.
• You can switch models directly from the chat input, without restarting the app; your choice is remembered for next time.
• Your conversation history now survives an app restart, with a sidebar to resume or delete past conversations.
• Added a Settings panel and clearer error messages when something goes wrong (invalid key, rate limit, network issue) instead of a raw technical error.

Bug fixes

• Fixed selected text being invisible in dark mode.
• Fixed the folder browser not accepting a pasted path.
• Fixed a handful of document-generation issues: missing dates in generated documents, leftover placeholder text, and the wrong tool being picked when creating a file with an explicit name.

What's new

• Laid the groundwork for in-app update checking, so future updates can be installed without a fresh manual download.

What's new

• First packaged Windows installer. Point Forsive at a folder, chat with your files, and read, edit, create, and organize documents, all on your own machine.