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Updates Jun 23, 2026

Skales v11.4.25 - Steady

Reliability fixes, Gemini back in chat, correct image ratios in Studio, Teams improvement. Grab it via auto-update or skales.app.

Hello everyone,

We’ve just released Skales v11.4.25, a small but significant update focused on making your experience smoother and more reliable. This version is now available for download.

Gemini Chat is Back

We've fixed an issue that was preventing Google Gemini models from responding correctly in chat. You should now find that chats with Gemini models, including their tool usage, are working as expected. Image generation with Gemini was not impacted by this fix.

Aspect Ratio Accuracy

You can now be confident that the aspect ratio you select will be applied to your generated images. Whether you choose 1:1, 9:16, or 4:5, your images will be rendered in the chosen shape, both within the Studio and in chat interactions.

Improved Chat Stability

We’ve addressed a specific scenario where the chat interface could become unresponsive. This update ensures that your conversations continue to flow without interruption.

Reliable First-Time Setup

For new installations, the initial setup process, or welcome flow, will now always run. This ensures everyone gets the intended onboarding experience when they first open Skales.

We appreciate your continued use of Skales.

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