Apple gives Siri its own dedicated app
Siri is finally getting its own app.
At WWDC 2026 on Monday, Apple unveiled the new AI-ified version of Siri β in what has been called the assistantβs biggest and most dramatic transformation in the companyβs history.
In addition to the launch of its new Siri AI system, the personal assistant now has its own standalone app. The app is designed to serve as a warehouse of the userβs previous, archived conversations with the assistant. Much like the functionality of chatbots like ChatGPT or Claude, users can scroll through all of those previous conversations and re-visit a session.
When a user opens a previous conversation, the app provides an overview of what was said so that users donβt have to read through the entire transcript. The app is also the place where users can launch a new conversation with the assistant.
Siri now offers users a multi-function interface that mirrors other AI chatbots where users can enter text, upload documents and images, and a voice mode, where you can speak directly to it.
The Siri app is designed to give users access to the assistant across Apple devices, including iOS, MacOS, and iPadOS. All of a userβs Siri conversations are synced privately with iCloud, per Appleβs typical privacy protections.
The dedicated app is obviously designed to give users a more organized way to interact with the assistant, as its powers become more extensive within Appleβs software.
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