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AYA: make a saved result useful when you return to it
Notes, tags, favorites and editable call rules give the Android app a clearer follow-up workflow after the initial analysis.
Work covered: Sep 27, 2026
The first result is not always the end of the task
A person may want to remember why a result mattered, find it again or adjust how a later call is handled. AYA 1.9.14 added native notes, tags and favorites for saved results and completed call-rule editing. Those controls help the app support the return visit, not only the initial lookup or analysis.
Keep personal context alongside the saved item
A note can retain the reason a person saved a result, while tags and favorites provide ways to organize what deserves another look. This is the person’s own context around the result. It should not be confused with a new analytical conclusion or presented as stronger evidence merely because it was saved.
Make history describe what happened
The release corrected activity labels so analyses are represented accurately, including voicemail without a caller number. The web interface also received a cache correction to keep the visible controls matched to the current page. Together, these changes reduce the mismatch between the action performed and the record a person later encounters.
Part of the public Android milestone
Version 1.9.14 was verified public in the United States on September 27. The organizational controls do not change the uncertainty of an analysis, but they make its later use more practical. A person can retain context, find an item again and edit a call rule within the native workflow rather than treating every interaction as a disposable one-time result.
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Based on dated development and release records from September 25–October 8, 2026. Availability and acceptance are stated for the recorded milestone.