January was about knowing where you stand: a free plan with limits you can actually see, and steadier handling of the files you put into a Space.
Free plan, usage limits, and upgrading to Pro
Rhazes previously started with a trial that ran out. It now has a free plan you can stay on — with limits that are visible rather than discovered the hard way.
You can see exactly where you stand. A usage page in settings shows every limit on your plan as its own card with a dial and a used-of-total count: messages, transcriptions and notes per day, coding and session sharing per month, and one-off allowances like custom templates. On Pro, the same page simply reads Unlimited.
Nothing stops without warning. As you approach a limit, prompts on the homepage and in the sidebar say so and lead straight to upgrading — rather than a feature quietly refusing to work with no explanation of why.
Uploads: bigger limit for chat, a dedicated limit for Spaces
- The file upload limit in chat was increased to 40MB, so larger files no longer get rejected.
- Spaces now have their own 10MB per-file upload limit, set separately from chat.
Reliability improvements in Spaces
- Fixed several stability issues with uploading, retrying, and deleting files inside a Space.
- Tightened access controls around shared files in a Space.
Fixes & polish
- Fixed an issue where some answers weren't showing their sources.
- Fixed images sometimes being dropped from the conversation's context.
- Fixed an issue that could log iOS users out unexpectedly.
- Cleaned up how references are displayed in markdown, including a new accordion layout for long lists.
- Fixed streaming display glitches that could appear while an answer was still generating.
- Fixed unclear error messages when editing a tool or template.
- Adjusted font sizing on mobile for a cleaner layout.
- Added a new integrations section to settings.
