Changelog
Solen for Windows changelog
The release notes for recent Beta versions, newest first. Each entry describes that version when it shipped; later versions may differ.
0.26.1 beta 2 · 2026-11-13
A faster Solen that works right in your apps and says plainly what it did.
Solen now reads each app’s window, acts in it and looks again, and it works only in windows the job opened or you let it use. On our 30-job test bench, a pre-release build finished jobs in a median of 15 seconds, against 35 for an earlier beta with the same AI model. Every request ends with what Solen did: Done, Have a look when it pressed something risky and hasn’t looked since or isn’t sure, and what is missing when it stopped short. Typing is read back and fixed. Before sending, paying or deleting, Solen checks the draft; after Publish or Send, it can ask the AI model to look again at what it set. Talk to Solen while it works and it hears you (not yet when it runs on your ChatGPT plan). Yes to all covers that kind of act in that app from then on; Settings lists each one with Remove. Settings is laid out like Windows Settings, and Setup asks one question per screen. Versions are now numbered 0.26.x. Stop now says what Solen had already done, not only "Stopped." Claims about order or matching, such as renamed files following their old names, get one more check before Done.
0.9.8 beta 21 · 2026-11-10
Diagrams draw again, and a run that stops short says so.
When Solen stops without being sure, it shows its ending straight away instead of waiting on Carry on. A question of any length keeps its answer buttons in reach. The hold-to-ask bubble goes away by itself if you don’t use it. Fixed diagrams that build up step by step failing to draw. A figure Solen can’t draw now says so within a few seconds. Small wording, alignment and screen-reader name fixes in Setup and Settings.
0.9.8 beta 20 · 2026-11-10
A calmer, simpler Solen, and less second-guessing when it has seen something happen.
A calmer, simpler look: fewer windows, Settings in seven pages, one set of words, and Solen’s light showing what it is doing. Questions now appear in the conversation, and setup is two steps. Solen can show you a diagram or a chart on paper instead of only telling you. Less second-guessing: when Solen sees an everyday action happen, it says it is done and what it saw. Sending, paying and deleting still get a full check. Fixed a rare fault that could scramble a long task’s record. Fixed a wrong click when asked to open something.
Get the current Beta.
The download, its SHA-256 and how to check the file are on the Beta page. Once installed, Solen checks for new Beta versions and asks you to restart to finish.