One version has been released. This page lists it and the builds that carry it, and nothing else.
Orakl’s marketing version has been 1.0 since the first submission; the build number is currently 14. There is no 1.1 and no 2.0, so there is nothing else to put on this page. Where a site like this shows a long list of releases for a product that has shipped once, the list is decoration.
The dates below are the dates of the commits that cut each build, taken from the repository. Builds not listed were internal and never went to the store.1.0 is live on Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro. The iPhone and Mac editions of 1.0 are in review at the time of writing, which is why this page does not give an App Store availability date for them.
The free-trial offer now names the amount that will be billed, and where, immediately beside it. Cut for Apple TV first, with review notes.
Carried the mock-price fix onto tvOS for the 1.0 resubmission: the paywall reads prices from the store rather than from a development fixture.
Stopped shipping mock prices in the paywall, and put a guard around the debug flags used to stage App Store screenshots so they cannot be reached in a release build.
Fixed the vertical slack that left the paywall short of the bottom of a tall iPhone — the layout the store screenshots show.
The engine promises that the same question returns the same simulation. It did not, quite: the small-world neighbour sets were built from a Swift Set, which does not enumerate in a stable order, and floating-point addition is not associative — so the same seed produced slightly different arithmetic on different launches. Neighbour lists are now sorted before the belief sums are taken. The archetype tie-break was changed from dictionary order to the lowest outcome index for the same reason.
Also in this build: the paywall rebuild.
Localised starter prompts, the swarm loading view, and a redesigned paywall.
Two changes during 1.0 were substantive rather than cosmetic, and neither carried a version bump, so they would otherwise be invisible here.
The spectator categories — sport results, world events, markets — were removed from the app and from the store listings on all platforms. Orakl now offers only domains where the user owns the choice: general, career, business, money, personal, product, team. Predictions saved under a retired category are remapped when they are read back, so nobody loses their history.
The run was rebuilt into distinct stages: map the scenario into an entity graph, cast eight archetypes from it, simulate, then have a report agent read the finished run. The app gained “The panel” (where each archetype started, where it ended, whether it moved) and “Scenario map”. The convergence chart was changed to plot mean belief mass on the leading outcome rather than the share of agents whose top choice it was — the old measure is a hard threshold and drew a flat line while opinion was genuinely moving. Loading progress became real stage transitions instead of a timer. The optional grounding setting arrived in the same window, off by default.
No forthcoming features, no roadmap dates, no version numbers that have not shipped. When 1.1 exists, it will appear on this page with what it actually changed.