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You're reading it: every change you'd notice, in plain words, newest first. You can find it in the site footer and in your account menu.
What we've added and improved in MyHermes, newest first.
You're reading it: every change you'd notice, in plain words, newest first. You can find it in the site footer and in your account menu.
If you haven't connected Telegram, the results of your scheduled tasks now come to you by email. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe link.
Learn moreGet a short, just-for-fun astrology reading each morning, or let Hermes plan your day with you. You can try either one free from its page, and it asks for your time zone first so it runs at the right hour.
Learn moreAn upgrade now starts as soon as your payment goes through, and the screen tells you so. Outside a free trial, a downgrade takes effect on your next billing date. Pressing Undo after you cancel now keeps your plan running.
Learn moreWhen you hit your plan's running-time limit, Hermes now tells you the actual time you can carry on. A message that was turned away by the limit no longer shows an Edit button.
With MyHermes AI on a paid plan, Hermes can now create images, short videos, music and spoken audio for you, paid from your credits. Turn on Builder mode to pick from nearly 200 models in Settings, under Media, each with its price shown.
Learn moreApps you can add now have their own public page, so you can read about one before you sign up. Pick an app, join, and your Apps page opens with that app picked out.
Learn moreYou can now subscribe to a MyHermes AI plan at ai.myhermes.cloud, with a weekly allowance, instead of only topping up credits. Moving up to a bigger plan ends the old one at once and turns what's left of it into credits.
If you use Auto with MyHermes AI on a paid plan, it now picks a model for each of your Telegram messages too, and tells you when it switches. On the web, the label under an Auto reply fills in by itself.
Scheduled tasks you've paused no longer count against your plan's running time.
Hover over a message to copy it or see when it was sent, and have Hermes's replies read aloud. On a paid plan you can also edit your own messages in place, ask for a new answer, or branch off into a new chat.
Learn moreOn a paid plan with MyHermes AI, choose Auto in the model menu and Hermes picks a suitable model for each message, telling you when it switches. The model menu is easier to read too, with plain names in clear groups.
Learn moreIf you've signed in with ChatGPT, Hermes can now make pictures and show them right in the chat. A new Media section in Settings lets you choose who makes your pictures, video and speech.
Learn moreThe desktop app now lets you know when Hermes replies while its window is in the background, and when a scheduled task finishes.
Anyone can now look through the workflows and open each one's page without an account. The one you pick stays with you through sign-up and checkout.
Learn moreOn a paid plan, you can now power Hermes with your own ChatGPT account instead of pasting a key, and pick from the models your account offers. With Builder mode on, Settings also lists 27 more AI providers under Model.
Learn moreSet your time zone in Settings, and your scheduled tasks run at your local time. In your first 14 days you can also use your browser's time zone with one click on the Getting started card.
Learn moreA new Docs site has step-by-step guides for everyday use and for builder mode. You'll find it in the site menu, the footer and your account menu.
Learn moreDownload MyHermes for Windows, Mac or Linux from the new Download page, which picks the right installer for your computer. The desktop apps are in beta.
Learn moreScheduled now has search, filters for active and paused tasks, and a list of your latest runs. Each task links to its newest result, and suggestion cards help you set up new ones.
Learn moreWorkflows are now sorted by what you're into. Some are built in, so there's nothing to install.
Learn moreNew accounts see a short checklist on the chat welcome screen that ticks itself off as you go. On the free plan you can now pause or delete your daily task, see its results on For You, and get them by email.
Usage in Settings now shows how much you've used and with which models. The chat welcome screen greets you by your first name.
Learn moreOn a paid plan you can now connect OpenAlex for research papers, plus Todoist, Calendly, Dropbox, Airtable, Tally, Otter.ai, Fireflies, Buffer, Gamma, PayPal, Composio and treg. Turn on Builder mode to find them under Connectors in Settings.
Learn moreButtons and links are bigger to tap, text boxes no longer zoom the page on an iPhone, and long links in replies wrap instead of stretching the chat sideways.
In web chat, replies that took more than about four minutes used to stop partway. Now Hermes keeps working for up to 15 minutes, and the answer appears when it's ready. Messages with a picture attached still have the old limit.
Menus, the sidebar and Settings now open and close smoothly. On Windows and Linux, dashboard pages outside the chat also scroll more gently.
Tactical, a dark theme with one orange accent, is now the default look; if you'd already picked a theme, you keep it. There's also a new Liquid Glass theme with frosted panes.
Learn moreSettings now opens in a window over the page you were on, so a half-written message isn't lost. Open it from the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar; inside, each section has its own item in the list.
On a paid plan, your recent chats are listed in the sidebar under Recents. On a computer you can also hide the sidebar with one click.
On a paid plan, a model button in the chat box lets you change the AI model without leaving the conversation.
Learn moreIf you cancel, Hermes and your dashboard stay available until the end of the time you've already paid for, and Billing shows that date.
Learn moreConnecting Telegram no longer needs your Telegram ID. Press Start in your new bot's chat and it's linked to you.
The chat welcome screen now offers suggestions to get you going, plus a card that helps you connect Telegram.
Pick a light or dark colour theme, or follow your device's setting. Text is easier to read, and Settings is grouped into clear sections.
Learn moreNew accounts now begin with a short chat where you pick a daily task and a time. On the free plan, Hermes runs that one task each day.
New accounts see just Chat, For You and Settings. Turn on Builder mode in Settings to bring back everything else.
Learn moreWebhooks, in Settings, gives you private links that other services can call. Something that happens elsewhere, like a form being filled in, can then get Hermes to act and message you on Telegram.
Learn morePersonality, in Settings, lets you read and change Hermes's tone and the standing instructions it follows.
Learn moreA new Workflows page offers ready-made workflows you can add with one click, each with setup steps and example prompts.
Learn moreYou can now pick a long-term memory service for Hermes in Settings, or keep the built-in memory. You can also add your own keys for web search services.
Learn moreWhen you subscribe, your new Hermes now starts with everything it needs, so it answers from your very first message.
Visitors can now use the full chat screen on the home page without signing in, with plans and use cases one click away. Scheduled tasks set to run more often than your plan allows now show a warning.
Add a skill by pasting a link in the Skills tab, or browse a trusted Marketplace and install one with a click. A new switch in Settings lets Hermes tidy up its saved skills by itself.
Learn morePictures Hermes creates, and screenshots it takes, now show up inside web chat.
If a connected service stops working because its sign-in ran out, Hermes sends you a Telegram message asking you to reconnect it, as long as you've connected Telegram.
Free chat now tries again by itself after a short hiccup and shows a friendly note when it can't answer. When you reach the daily limit, it tells you so clearly.
On long answers where Hermes uses many tools, the final text now appears in the chat as it's written, not only after a refresh. Tasks that need Hermes to run code no longer stall for a minute and fail.
The pricing page and checkout now show prices in rupees in India, in euros in the euro area, and in US dollars everywhere else. Your chat history also tucks away scheduled runs, with a button to show them.
The empty chat screen now has the message box ready to go, a greeting that fits your time of day, and suggested prompts based on your recent chats. If something goes wrong on the AI side, you now see a plain explanation.
You can now connect Supabase and Miro to Hermes with a one-click sign-in.
Learn moreAsk Hermes in chat to add a new tool, and it sets it up and keeps it. Settings lists these tools under Local servers and marks the ones that are connected.
One-off tasks set for a date and time now run when they're due, and tasks that repeat every hour or so no longer get skipped.
Install, update and remove apps yourself from the Apps page, and try an app free before you commit. Removing an app keeps its data for a reinstall, though you'll need to enter its settings again.
Learn moreHermes's storage now grows by itself as it fills up, up to 10 GB.
In the HealthOS app you can now log readings by hand, see your history from your wearables, and upload lab reports to see each result next to its normal range.
You can now sign in or sign up with Google in one tap. Your Apps list also has All and Installed tabs.
The Scheduled page now describes when each task runs in plain words and shows its next and last run. Skills are back too, now in Settings, grouped by category.
A new Voice section in Settings lets you choose how Hermes listens and speaks. On Telegram, the first reply comes much sooner, and messages sent while Hermes is getting ready are no longer lost.
Chats and scheduled tasks are no longer cut off partway by the automatic restart that used to show an "Interrupted" message.
Plans now limit how much Hermes can work over a few hours and over a week, instead of counting messages each day.
Learn moreOn Telegram, Hermes now tells you it's thinking while it gets your first reply ready, instead of staying silent.
A new Apps page keeps the settings and keys for each app on your Hermes in one place.
Learn moreSend images, PDFs and Word, Excel or PowerPoint files in chat, and Hermes reads them, on the free plan too. On a paid plan, Hermes can now also open and read websites for you.
New accounts can chat for free with a built-in model, with no key and no payment. A Credits tab shows your balance and lets you top up, and MyHermes AI gives you many models in one place, paid from your credits.
Learn moreThe home page now opens as a chat box, so you can start talking to Hermes straight away.
You can now chat with Hermes before you create an account.
Anyone can now create an account and get their own Hermes: chat on the web, connect Telegram, send files and schedule tasks. Pay by card, and change or cancel your plan yourself from Billing.
Learn moreMyHermes went live with a waitlist for early access, plus pages explaining the plans and what Hermes can do for you.