Fewer CrashesAndroid
Fixed crashes on some phones, including the Pixel 6 family.
Release notesFixed crashes on some phones, including the Pixel 6 family.
Matic now recognizes floor vents while cleaning and shows them as 3D models on your map.
While Matic is cleaning, tap any room on the map to skip it, clean it next, or clean it again.
The map now keeps gliding after you lift your finger.
Matic now sends a notification when any clean finishes, including ones that stopped early, and tells you the reason.
Cleaning history details now show why each clean stopped, whether it finished, you stopped it, a schedule took over, or Matic got lost or paused too long.
Tap the sink label on your map to send Matic to the sink.
A hands-on tutorial teaches you the wake word and your first commands — clean, stop, and dock — with Matic responding live as you learn.
When reviewing your map, just say each room's name out loud and it's applied instantly — no typing. (You can still type a name any time.)
A new module in Settings lists every Cue you can say, organized by category with what each one does — so you can always find the right words.
Editing a map now gives you a draggable divider line you can position and pivot to split a room exactly where you want it.
Finding your Wi-Fi password during setup is now easier — Android takes you straight to your Wi-Fi settings, and iOS offers your saved password right from the keyboard.
Fixed an issue where the app layout could break at larger system font sizes. The app now displays correctly no matter what font size you've set.
Fixed an issue where schedule times could display an hour off after a daylight-saving change.
Matic dressed up for Independence Day with a festive costume and a holiday map wallpaper!
A dedicated "Add new map" button now appears on the map screen, making it easier to start exploring a new floor.
You can now switch between robots during onboarding (plus tidied-up Settings spacing and header)
The "Not Now" button now properly closes the Sink Summon prompt, stray taps are no longer captured after it's dismissed, and duplicate pop-ups (and a related crash) are fixed.
Matic now reminds you to periodically remove debris from the brush roll.
Error and network-warning banners now appear in more situations.
A referral button now appears in the home screen sidebar; tap it to share Matic with friends.
Fixed a long-standing issue where the bottom navigation bar could vanish, making it hard to move between screens.
You can now change which rooms Matic cleans without stopping an active cleaning session.
Our take on helping you lift pesky stains go to Custom Clean → Target Stain, drop a point on the map, and pick the cleaning you’d like Matic to do.
Fixed stability issues affecting Google Pixel 6 family devices with Mali GPU drivers, for a smoother, more dependable experience.
Sink Summon now has an upgrade! Now you can set a preferred time for Sink Summons — when water runs low, Matic will wait and meet you at the sink exactly when you want, ready to go.
Schedules, History, and Edit Map now include a bot and floor selector, making it easier to manage multiple robots and multi-floor homes.
Quickly restart your most recent cleaning session with a single tap.
Share your Matic referral link with friends directly from the Android app.
See Matic's planned and traveled path on the map while it cleans, docks, and maps — matching the existing iOS behavior.
Users can now view and remove previous floor-types edits. Simply draw to add corrections that Matic may have misdetected and tap to remove older drawn areas. Found under Edit Map → Edit Floor Types.
Hard-floor/Carpet now render with stripes/dots in the Edit Floor Types Menu.
Schedule creation now uses a cleaner sheet-based selection experience, with updated layout spacing and a relocated delete action for easier editing.
Fixed an issue where custom schedules would trigger cleaning for all rooms.
Fixed a bug where WiFi status updates could be silently dropped when no scan result was present, causing the WiFi setup page to miss state changes.
The map no longer appears blank after backgrounding and reopening the app, or after tapping a notification.
Room, stairs, and sink-summon labels are higher resolution and resize more smoothly as you pan and zoom.
Resolved a rendering glitch that caused horizontal lines on the map on some newer Android phones with Adreno GPUs.
A new nudge will prompt you to enable automatic video clips when Matic runs into trouble — like getting stuck or experiencing a brush roll jam. Preview each clip before deciding whether to send it to the Matic team. Sharing clips helps us diagnose issues faster and make your Matic smarter over time, and you're always in control of what gets shared.
Find the hidden eggs on your map and collect them to reach your daily goal! Use the joystick to hunt them down, or long-press the map to send Matic after them. Matic will also snag any it finds while cleaning. Happy hunting!
You can now merge multiple rooms at once instead of one by one.
Edit map menus now include a short animation that shows you how each edit works before you make it.
Added a notification icon in the status bar so you can more easily see Matic’s activity at a glance.
Connect and control Matic across Apple Home and Google Home, enabling automations, and seamless control alongside your existing smart home setup. Found in Settings under Connectivity.
You can now easily switch between bots directly from the home tab.
Fixed an issue where the floor would appear white when switching between bots.
Fixed an issue where the map wouldn't load when opening the app from a notification.
Pressing stop while Matic is docking will no longer automatically turn off auto docking.
Set a sink location on the map and Matic will navigate there on its own when the water tank is empty.
You can now draw custom areas directly on the map and schedule cleanings for them. Instead of selecting predefined rooms, simply draw the specific zones you want cleaned and set a recurring schedule.
Easily manage and switch between saved networks.
Manual control now feels more responsive, especially on weaker Wi-Fi connections, with reduced lag and fewer delayed movements.
No-go zones with holes (cut-outs) are now displayed and selectable more reliably. Taps inside the hole area will no longer accidentally select the surrounding zone.
Android users can now add and manage pass-through areas directly in the map editor, allowing Matic to drive through specific spaces without cleaning them.
Android now supports sharing the Matic app via link or QR code, with built-in Pairing Mode controls for easy multi-user setup.
You can now adjust draw weights directly in the Android app for more precise cleaning control.
Navigate Matic manually with the new joystick feature - ideal for helping your robot escape tight spots or just cruising around.
The progress bar now shows charging time as part of the overall time remaining, giving you a clearer and more accurate estimate for long cleaning sessions.
Android users will now see the same alerts and warnings as on iOS, with fixes to previously broken messages and newly added notifications.
You can now connect to open Wi-Fi networks without needing a password. We’ve also improved reliability when removing saved devices, with additional Wi-Fi organization improvements coming soon.
All core features are now available on the Matic Android app. With this update, you can complete your entire setup, map your home, start cleaning, and manage every key feature that brings Matic’s autonomous experience to life.