Waiting for an agent doesn't have to be boring anymore.
You can now choose a pet from Settings, and it'll show up while your agent is thinking or working.
This is just the beginning. For now, pets appear during the thinking state, but we'll gradually bring them to more parts of the app wherever it makes sense.
A small addition that makes the experience a bit more fun.
GM Paxter community. A new week is underway, and there’s a lot moving behind the scenes.
This week, we’re focused on adding support for more agents, rolling out new features, and improving what’s already live so the Paxter experience feels smoother and more reliable.
Our Google Play developer account is currently under verification. Once that clears, we’ll move into the next stage of the Android rollout, allowing invited testers to access Paxter directly through Google Play. Work on the iOS TestFlight build is also moving forward.
In the meantime, Android users can still download and use the latest Paxter build directly from our website
We’ve also added another developer to help with the Google Play and App Store listing process, while supporting integrations, mobile development, and product improvements.
It’s going to be a busy week. Stay tuned, we’ll keep sharing updates as each step is ready.
Cron Labs gives scheduled jobs their own dedicated place inside Paxter.
In this walkthrough, we create a task that analyzes the latest information across the crypto space and sends a quick summary every morning. Just open Cron Labs, tap Add Task, enter the prompt, choose the time and repeat schedule, then leave it running.
Each result is delivered directly to the agent chat, while Cron Labs also keeps a separate task history so you can easily review previous runs later.
The video below shows the complete setup from start to finish.
Fixed a few bugs today based on feedback from users testing the widget.
First, some messages could disappear when a send failed. That’s now fixed, and the text will stay in the compose box so you can try again.
Second, unread badges could reset after sending a message from the widget. They now stay accurate until you actually read the messages.
Third, very fast agent replies could arrive without a notification or badge. Notifications now work properly, even when the response comes back within seconds.
Nothing major, but together, these fixes make the widget much more reliable.
@andre_castaldo I agree. As people start using more agents, managing them will become just as important as having them. That's exactly the problem we're building Paxter to solve.
GM Paxter community. Hope your weekend is going well.
This week, we shipped several updates across Paxter, all aimed at improving how users access, manage, and interact with their agents.
We’re already putting in the work to move Paxter into its next phase, with support for more agents and continued progress toward the mobile release. We’ll share each update as it’s ready.
Enjoy your Sunday. More coming this week.
@RobinHubHB@arkham One more worth mentioning.
Paxter is building one private app for every AI agent you run, with your conversations and memory staying fully private on your device.
A quick update for everyone waiting for Paxter on iOS.
We’re preparing to push our first TestFlight build very soon, bringing us one step closer to the wider iOS release. Once the build is live, everyone who has joined the waitlist will be notified and given the details to access it.
Join the waitlist now so you don’t miss the update:
https://t.co/p1TUmyJFfq
Your agents are now available directly from your home screen.
With Paxter’s new home screen widgets, you can check whether an agent is online, offline, or actively working without opening the app every time. You can also send a message or prompt straight from the widget whenever you need something done quickly.
Voice transcription is built in as well, so you can record a voice note and have it converted into a prompt instantly.
A faster and more convenient way to stay connected with your agents throughout the day.
Live today. Add the widget and try it out.
GM Paxter community.
Today’s focus is making agents easier to access from anywhere. We’re building home screen widgets that bring useful agent actions directly to your device, without needing to open Paxter first.
We’re also preparing a Cron Labs walk through to show how scheduled tasks can run automatically, along with an X article to help new members better understand Paxter and what we’re building.
Stay close. We’ll be sharing more throughout the day.
The latest Paxter build is now live for Android users.
We’ve updated the app with everything we’ve shipped so far, including Threads, Agent Skills, Cron Labs, shareable links, and all the improvements from our recent updates.
New users can download the latest APK directly from our website. If you already have Paxter installed, there’s no need to download it again, you’ll receive an update notification inside the app and can upgrade from there.
Download it here:
[https://t.co/NVIMTNiDBV]
Try the latest build and let us know what you think. We’re paying close attention to your feedback, and it helps us make every release better.
Another major step toward bringing Paxter to mobile.
Our Google Play developer account is officially submitted and currently under verification. The Android release process is now moving forward, and we’re pushing hard to get everything ready.
Stay tuned, we’ll keep you updated as each step clears.
You can now share any thread or chat in Paxter with a single link.
Whether it's a conversation that helped you solve a problem, a thread you want a second opinion on, or an agent response you simply want to share, it's no longer locked inside Paxter.
Just generate a public link and send it to anyone. They don't need a Paxter account or even have to sign in. They can open the link and view the conversation exactly as it happened in a clean, read-only format.
Most platforms for chatting with AI agents still don't make this easy. Sharing usually means taking screenshots or copy-pasting messages, which often strips away the context.
With Paxter, it's just one link.
Live now. Go give it a try.
Why Paxter instead of the messaging app you already use?
Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, and Discord all work well enough for talking to an agent. but agents can do much more than replies.
Scheduled work, reusable skills, saved conversations, job history, and everything else your agents need still ends up scattered across terminals, config files, and different tools.
That’s because these apps were built for people messaging people. Agents were added later, and it shows.
Paxter was built for agents from day one. It brings your agents, scheduled jobs, skills, conversations, and controls together in one place, so everything is easier to run, manage, and find again.
Same agents, same setup, and nothing to rebuild. Just a home that actually fits.
Cron Labs are now live in Paxter.
Recurring tasks inside chat apps get messy fast. Jobs live inside conversations, outputs get buried, and after a few days, it’s hard to tell what ran, what worked, or what quietly stopped.
We built Cron Labs to fix that.
Choose a task, set the date and time, and you’re done. No terminal. No cron syntax. Nothing extra to manage.
Every job gets its own dedicated space, separate from your regular chats. View everything in one place, pause or edit a job, or run it instantly whenever you need.
Recurring work finally has a proper home.
Live today in Paxter. Go try it.