Updates

Group buy no longer hard-codes 618. Chinese uses this campaign's own name, other languages use Black Friday, and the pages and errors follow your interface language. Signing in on a non-Chinese interface no longer turns the whole page white. Colored buttons no longer pick up a black ring.

Signing in from WeChat brings you back to the site you were on. The debug button no longer shows up in mobile WeChat.

The homepage and the pricing page use one campaign card, and the button matches the plan you already have. If you only have an earlier group buy, you can start this round. Collection folders can be sorted, and you can drag one to the spot you want among the others at the same level. A subfolder in a collection or a subscription can be dragged back to the root. A note preview scrolls. Connected to an AI assistant, you can delete, highlight, note a channel, and organize collections and subscription folders.

Theme summaries can start from the angles you care about, and that chapter shows content when you open it. The homepage adds the current campaign bar: Double 11 in Chinese, Black Friday in other languages. During the sale, Plus, Pro, and extra minutes are 50% off even if you leave the code blank. Chinese runs through November 11. Black Friday in other languages runs through December 1. Chinese copy now shows about ¥40 a month. Public prompts remember the extra line you add, and a generated image is still there when you come back. The notes panel shrinks with the window, so it no longer spills over the text. Plus local-video minutes refill on your subscription day each month. Feature pages on bibigpt.cn are in Chinese. A Xiaoyuzhou topic page lists its episodes. The weekly fair-use cap counts each video once. Changing your password signs out other devices. AI chat works again.

You can now shift all subtitles earlier or later by a few seconds, with the original and translated tracks moving together, and the toolbars above the player and subtitle list are folded into a few menus so narrow layouts no longer get crowded. Document attachments now accept EPUB ebooks, ODT, RTF and legacy Excel (.xls) files, and PowerPoint files keep slide numbers. The group-buy share dialog and campaign popup add a Double 11 poster that carries your own QR code once you pick a language and platform. New Turbo AI and WayinVideo alternative pages, the speech model comparison now comes in 17 languages with audio samples, and signed-in pages download about 340KB less on first load, error pages now show Bibi with a sorry face, and the default icon on web and desktop is now a waving Bibi. Preferences add App icon, letting you pick from 26 Bibi looks, with the desktop Dock and window icons following along. Appearance settings also add a "Bibi" color theme that brings Bibi illustrations to empty lists, summaries in progress, errors and the 404 page, and Bibi in the Feedback dialog changes expression as you go.

Feedback now opens right on the page: report a problem or share an idea without leaving for an external form, attach screenshots, and get an email reply once it is handled. When your free quota or remaining minutes run out, the summary area shows what membership includes and the price. The desktop app menu bar and tray now follow your interface language in all 17 languages, and a new speech model comparison page puts transcription, real-time and text-to-speech prices side by side. Note export settings are reorganized into shared settings plus one tab per note app, and async summaries created through the API now read the images in image posts. Volume boost works again for local videos on desktop, and the layout buttons in the video page header now have tooltips in every language.

Two new prompts, Animated Chart and Animated One-Pager, turn a summary into a moving chart you can play and scrub, then export as MP4 or GIF with built-in music. The library's gallery, masonry and list views are rebuilt, with compact two-column cards on phones, and your sort, view and rows-per-page choices are remembered. Getting started is smoother: paste a link while signed out and you're asked to sign in, then the summary picks up right where you left off; after your first summary you'll see how many minutes are left and what to try next. Sorting by creation time no longer empties the summary list, and importing from Baidu Netdisk and Aliyun Drive is faster.

Kimi K3.1 Pro is now in the model list for summaries, chat and video understanding. The Android app now supports one-tap WeChat login. Deleting your account is now a guided, step-by-step flow: it explains what will be removed, clears your data item by item with progress after you confirm, and lets you retry from the step that failed. Bilibili parsing is sturdier, the top navigation no longer overflows on narrow phones, and feature pages on bibigpt.cn load faster from mainland China without the occasional blank page. Exported transcripts grouped by speaker now start a new paragraph when the speaker changes. If there aren't multiple speakers, the export dialog only explains that copy and download won't split them, and no longer asks you to transcribe again.

Signed in with your phone number or WeChat and your membership seems gone? The Orders page now has "Recover orders": enter the email and password you used to buy your membership and your phone or WeChat sign-in is merged into that paid account. Bilibili summaries are more reliable, and the uploader and publish date no longer go missing.

The desktop app's local edition (Bibi Local) adds Batch Digest: pick a folder collection and a date range to separate the speakers in every file at once, name them once and later files recognize them automatically, then summarize what a given person said or ask questions across the whole batch. You can also add an entire folder at once, and files that were already processed reuse their results. In the local edition, clicking a model card that isn't downloaded yet — transcription or text model — now starts the download right away with a progress bar, and queued tasks wait for the model to finish downloading and then continue transcribing and summarizing instead of stopping at "Model not downloaded". After installing, the built-in speech models are recognized instead of being downloaded again, and the bundled models are much smaller. The local edition adds an optional uncensored Qwen3.5-4B text model and the Qwen3-ASR transcription model, which understands 22 Chinese dialects. Local summaries of long content use fewer chunks — about three hours of Chinese speech can now be summarized in one pass — and long inputs are no longer cut off midway on slower computers. The web app's in-browser local mode now downloads its models from servers in China, making downloads faster and more reliable, with automatic fallback to another source. The out-of-quota pricing card now pops up automatically only once per result page, and if the payment popup fails to load it closes itself and offers full-page checkout instead. In the desktop app, subscribing by pasting a link to a YouTube playlist or other overseas channel from China no longer fails with "Unable to get channel info"; on the China edition or mainland route, you're prompted to switch to the overseas route for overseas channels, or you can keep the current route. When the bibi command line summarizes a Bilibili paid or members-only video you can only preview, it now warns that the content is incomplete or asks you to authorize an account first. The browser extension also gets an update: the extension now recognizes users who sign in on the China site, chat in the side panel no longer asks you to sign in again after you restart the browser, and video pages get a one-click "Add to Watch Later" button under the side panel button.

Bibi Local in the desktop app now shows how long each step took — transcription, summary and chat — in the sidebar, the task queue and on the result page. Transcription and summary models are now shown as cards with accuracy and speed ratings, plus whether your computer has enough memory to run them, and Bibi Local recommends a summary model based on your memory. The home page brings back transcription model, summary model and summary language right under the upload box, and settings now let you set the chat language separately and write your own summary prompt. With Web search on, AI chat no longer ends up with no answer or a blank reply stuck on "Thinking". The "failed to summarize" link list can now be cleared with one tap, and its count shows the real total. Bibi Local also handles long audio: it transcribes in segments by speech, shows progress and can be cancelled, and a rerun after an interrupted summary only fills in what's missing. Timestamps in summaries jump to that spot when clicked, the Subtitles tab can re-transcribe with a different model and language, model downloads resume and are verified, and when a file has no audio track or no speech you're told why and offered a fix.

Summaries and visual analysis now offer MiniMax M3.1 Flash, a newly available Chinese model you can pick in the model menu. In the desktop app, the Bibi Local sidebar is now the single place for local items, each of which you can retry, rename, or delete; long audio is summarized in sections, with progress and elapsed time shown. History for videos and audio processed on your computer is now stored on your computer, and older items move over the first time you open the app. "Add new content" in Bibi Local takes you back to the home page to pick a file instead of a sign-in link dialog, and no longer wipes local history. The AI RSS home page lets you try a sample channel first.

AI chat has a new Web search toggle: for news, data, and facts the video doesn't cover, the AI searches the web first and answers with source links. While the mobile app is open, notifications now show as in-app messages with a View button instead of system banners.

On Windows, the bibi command line no longer prints nothing in PowerShell or other terminals: summaries and help text show up as expected and can be piped or saved to a file. Single Douyin video links with modal_id now open that video's summary instead of getting stuck on the channel page with a "network issue" message.

Connecting BibiGPT to an AI assistant over MCP no longer fails for accounts that had already used the Open API or a subscription integration. The desktop app can now sign in with WeChat quick login through your system browser. Long summaries in the WeChat Official Account no longer vanish, and you can now send a video straight to the Official Account to summarize. Reminder emails now carry an unsubscribe link, and the unsubscribe page can also take you off the BibiGPT newsletter.

The web app can now download Baidu Netdisk files up to 50 MB, and the desktop app downloads large cloud-drive files over several parallel connections, so they finish faster; the Baidu Netdisk page explains up front that Baidu sets download speed by membership tier. When WeChat for desktop isn't running, the sign-in page shows the WeChat Official Account QR code first, with a one-click switch if WeChat for desktop is signed in. Baidu Netdisk sign-in no longer spins forever and can be cancelled. WeChat QR-code sign-in on the web and in the app no longer fails to load the QR code, and membership expiry reminders from the WeChat Official Account go out on time again. Accounts that signed in with WeChat but have no linked email now get a banner prompting them to link one, so membership and history aren't lost when switching devices. The AI Chats and Official Prompts lists in My Outputs open much faster, and the China site no longer spins for a long time. Links from Bilibili, Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Kuaishou, Xigua Video, Xiaoyuzhou, Ximalaya, NetEase Cloud Music, WeChat articles and WeChat Channels are no longer wrongly blocked because of ordinary words in the title or description. The channel page notice and buttons now have text in every interface language, and when a channel page fails to load or asks you to sign in, one click takes you to the homepage to try summarizing any video link. Share text with a full-width title right after a short link is now recognized correctly.

The China site shows the Google, X, GitHub, Notion and Apple sign-in buttons again, so returning users can sign in the way they always did. Request examples on the Open API settings page now follow the address you are visiting, so you can copy and run them as is. Signing in with email, a magic link or a phone number no longer switches the interface back to English. On the China site you can now open the blog and explore pages, and the language menu lists every language. The desktop app's About page adds "Auto" and "China" route options. When a subscribed YouTube channel fails to update, you now see why and what to do.

The pricing page can now show prices in your local currency: besides US dollars and Chinese yuan, you can pick from 17 currencies such as euro, yen, won and pound, and the default follows your interface language. A line under the cards explains how you actually pay: Alipay / WeChat Pay are charged in CNY, PayPal / cards in USD. The yearly "per day" price is now worked out from what you will really pay. The standalone AI Watch Later, Twemex and photo story sites have moved to app pages on bibigpt.co, and old links redirect automatically. Clicking a timestamp in the summary or transcript while paused now jumps there and keeps playing, and scrolling through a long AI-polished article no longer stutters while paragraphs are being polished. On very long courses, AI polish now works on the part you are reading, with a one-click option to polish everything, and the page no longer freezes.

Custom summaries get a new "Course notes" template, and summaries of course videos suggest applying it in one click. Full Text now remembers the reading mode you used last, and videos that already have a polished version open straight to AI Polish. The results page on phones has fewer buttons, and its tab bar no longer wraps onto several lines. Sidebar and results-page buttons in the English interface use shorter labels. If you close the payment window without paying, you are told that any pending charge on your card is only an authorization hold your bank will release. Scanning the WeChat QR code to sign in on bibigpt.cn from a computer now returns you to bibigpt.cn. The desktop app and bibigpt.co switch to a China-based route automatically when some networks cannot connect. Douyin and similar video screenshots retry automatically when they fail. PDF exports in the WeChat, Magazine, Paper and Dark themes are faster, with text you can select and search, and pages no longer cut a line in half. Batch exports of several items also finish faster.

The AI highlights panel in the editor can now cut a condensed version of the whole video in one click, with your choice of length, style and platform. Several highlights under one topic can also be merged into a single short video for export. Bilibili videos re-fetch expired audio links instead of failing over and over. Tapping one-tap WeChat sign-in inside the mobile WeChat app now finishes signing you in after authorization, and the sign-in dialog shows that button right away. WeChat sign-in on bibigpt.cn now returns you to bibigpt.cn, and email and password sign-in is available there too. bibigpt.cn sign-in and loading issues on some networks are fixed.

Apple Podcasts shows that are not listed in the China store now get their audio, links resolve faster, and one failed episode no longer blocks the whole show. When audio truly cannot be fetched, the message says why. Changing your password signs you out on your other devices.

Image generation now offers Qwen Image 2.1 Turbo and Qwen Image 2.1 Pro. AI chat on a single video reads the whole transcript before it answers, and each citation number points to a time range. Follow-up questions on the same video use less of a member's monthly allowance. You get an email when free summary time runs out, and two reminders after your first summary. When someone enters your invite code, the time already on your account is no longer cut back to 20 hours. The desktop app button in the welcome email opens the download page.

Tags can nest, a collection can have an emoji, and the sidebar lists only the tags you pin. Extra collections stay in the same column when you expand them, instead of looking nested. In note export you choose which creators are written, and a video link you save by hand also goes to notes you turned on. On the desktop app, a Bibi Local summary keeps its text, and a WeChat scan finishes the bind into the same account as the official-account scan. In Subtitle Studio, turning off word-by-word highlight no longer burns a karaoke color change, and a new burn asks before it replaces a video that is already there. If the first summary has not started within two hours of signing up, or free summary time is about 80% used, you get an email.

When you export a note, you can leave out the bracket timestamps. A manual export on the web, and export in the phone app, leave them out. Auto-sync keeps those anchors. Image Video shows voice names, and the narration can be rewritten into spoken Chinese or a kids-science script before it is read aloud. Subtitle Studio on the desktop app no longer crashes while previewing a long video. On bibigpt.cn, channel subscriptions show China platforms only, and the desktop app fills in channel updates on this computer. Paid members can hide the membership badge in the sidebar.

Previewing a podcast with pictures on Safari and iPhone draws the picture, instead of leaving only the background. Opening Subtitle Studio on the desktop app no longer crashes the page. Xiaohongshu images and WeChat article illustrations can use Seedream 5.0 Flash and Tencent Hy Image 3.5.

Pinning a custom prompt now says Pinned personalized prompt, so it is no longer labeled Default and mixed up with Default video summaries. On Summary Settings, Save, Delete, the template name, and Summary now use the local language where they were still in English.

Bilingual subtitle burn-in can set the original and the translation to different sizes. The translation used to stay 2 pixels smaller than the original, so the two lines did not line up.

The collection you choose before summarizing is remembered. After a refresh, new summaries still land in that same collection, instead of only in My Videos.

Summaries can switch to a faster Qwen3.8 27B. On bibigpt.co, checking YouTube or TikTok waits until you search. Opening website settings from a paid preview no longer breaks the page. The WeChat sign-in dialog no longer jumps while the code loads. Local privacy can now be downloaded on Mac with Apple silicon. The Windows button on the desktop download page downloads a zip, so Chrome no longer warns that the file is not commonly downloaded.

On bibigpt.cn, sign-in is a phone code and WeChat. A free account uploading a local file that does not fit is no longer told that Plus's 100 hours this month are already used. On a narrow window, the sign-in card keeps its buttons inside the card.

The desktop download page adds a local privacy app, and Windows can be downloaded now. It handles files on this computer only, with no account. Speech ships in the installer. The text model downloads the first time you open the app. The homepage tab title stays put. On the link row, summary settings no longer cover the model name beside them. Custom summaries can hide timestamps. A failed read no longer shortens remaining time or a group-buy membership. A brief disconnect no longer signs you out.

Chapter exports can leave video frames out, and that choice is remembered. An X Space link can be summarized. On a desktop browser, the WeChat sign-in box is shorter and no longer leaves a tall empty gap underneath.

On bibigpt.cn, the homepage and the store show that site's own pages. Pasting a custom prompt in summary settings keeps the window open.

Channel pages show the creator bio and the original caption, and you can leave a private note beside the bio. On bibigpt.cn, the homepage and store now lead with audio and video summaries.

You can switch transcription to Qwen Audio 3.1, Paraformer, or StepAudio 3 with your own key. Douyin links summarize again. On Android, summary progress keeps moving in the background.

Signing out now clears account data left on this device, so the next account does not keep the previous one's settings or cache.

Clicking another summary in the sidebar now updates the player and the note. On the web, the processing queue no longer covers AI Read and can be collapsed when everything is done. Opening a note with a pinned custom prompt still switches to that tab.

Auto-send can ship the polished article instead of the transcript. In immersive and landscape, close-reading becomes a resizable mini window. Space pauses in place. Summary timestamps no longer collapse to 00:00.

You can pick Qwen3.8 Omni Flash. bibigpt.cn shows the Bibi 记笔记 brand. In the mobile app, tap timestamps in a polished article to jump in the video, and an upload keeps going after you close the app.

The mini player keeps playing when you open Settings. Baidu Netdisk authorization now completes instead of stopping on a failure page. The mobile app keeps you signed in after backgrounding or opening a shared link.

The sidebar top bar is now one row. Public Collections stay out of menus. Switching creator updates back to the default summary actually sticks. Opening Subtitle Studio in the browser no longer crashes.

Inline math in summaries now renders as formulas, not leftover dollar signs.

Desktop playback of local FLV files no longer freezes the picture while audio plays.

Homepage titles now lead with “summarize video” in each language. The desktop error screen can check for updates.

Douyin image notes and WeChat 小绿书 can be summarized. You can unbind or switch the WeChat used to sign in. Summaries no longer freeze while they appear, and regenerating asks first.

Douyin and Kuaishou live replays can be summarized, including official replay pages. Desktop and mobile can check for updates. Re-summarize no longer pastes an error page as the note.

The mobile app tucks the player away while you scroll the summary. WeChat and Alipay members get expiry reminders with 20% off to renew. Douyin clips with no audio no longer get a fake transcript.

Agent install has a hub page with an upgrade link when quota runs out. Custom summaries no longer dump an error page.

Saved Xiaohongshu image notes show their pictures again, one-tap summary looks at the images, and the browser extension can collect every video tab in the window. Custom summaries no longer falsely say the model is unavailable when you switch.

Xiaohongshu image notes and playlists get smoother, the desktop app supports multiple windows, and PDF export plus the shop page are cleaner.

Three new optional summary models, a mini player, and cleaner note export.

Agent surface upgrade: MCP, OpenAPI, Skill, and discovery files in one pass.

BibiGPT mobile apps on the iOS App Store and Android.

Desktop client for macOS and Windows — local files are no longer capped by the 2 GB web limit.