WWDC 2026: Siri gets its own dedicated app
Apple unveiled a standalone app for the new AI Siri that keeps past conversations and accepts text, files, images and voice.
What's new
At WWDC 2026, Apple showed the new AI-powered Siri, which now has its own standalone app.
The Siri app
- Archives past conversations, with an overview of each.
- Where you start new conversations.
- Supports text, document and image uploads, and voice mode.
Platforms
- iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
- Conversations sync privately via iCloud.
After May's leaks, it's now official.
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