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Support

Write to support@airdigest.app. We answer within two days. In the app, Settings › Contact us and an article's ⋯ › Report a problem open Mail, and nothing goes until you send it.

Add a reel

AirDigest then watches the reel using Apple Intelligence, the personal intelligence system built into your device, and writes the article on your device. If you leave, it carries on when iOS allows, and otherwise when you come back.

Which devices work

DeviceWrite articlesRead, listen, share
iPhone 15 Pro and later, iPhone 16e, iPhone DuoYesYes
iPad mini (A17 Pro, A20 Pro), iPad with M1 or laterYesYes
MacBook Neo, Mac with M1 or later (the iPad app)YesYes
Other iPhones and iPads on iOS or iPadOS 26.4 or laterNo: it says "This iPhone can't write articles" and offers no passYes, with the sample and anything in your iCloud

Turn on Apple Intelligence

Open the Settings app, tap Apple Intelligence & Siri and turn it on. Keep your iPhone and Siri in the same language. Your iPhone gets it ready by itself when Wi-Fi, battery and free space allow, so it can take a while. Reels you add before then wait in your library.

Languages

The first screen asks for your language: English, Español, Français, 日本語, Deutsch, Português, Italiano, 한국어 or 简体中文. AirDigest shows that language and writes new articles in it. Change it in Settings › Language. Articles you already have stay as they are.

When a reel fails

Passes

Your first 5 new articles are free, and the count follows your iCloud Keychain. Passes never renew: you pay once and nothing charges you again. Settings › Passes and restore brings back a pass bought with the same Apple Account. Refunds are Apple's, at reportaproblem.apple.com or through Settings › Request a refund.

Your data

We collect nothing. Delete an article by swiping it, or everything from Settings › Delete everything. Details are in the privacy policy.

For creators

When someone pastes the link to your public reel, their iPhone asks Instagram for the post, as a browser does, and says it's AirDigest asking. AirDigest watches it using Apple Intelligence and writes an article for that one person, which names you and links back to your reel. The video doesn't stay on their iPhone; one still stays with the article as its cover, and it can appear on a card if they share one. AirDigest doesn't post anything anywhere, has no feed and doesn't hand the video to anyone.

AirDigest works with the page Instagram offers other websites for a public post. Instagram's Allow website embeds setting governs that page, so turning it off should stop this for your reels. Articles live on each person's own device and iCloud, so we can't see or remove them, but write to support@airdigest.app with any concern and we'll answer within two days.