Major AIOGO Android Update: New Interface, Video Projects and Transparent Pricing

What's changed since version 0.3.3

The last AIOGO for Android release published on RuStore, version 0.3.3, came out a long time ago. Every build between that version and the new one was an internal test version that users never saw. Version 0.3.24 (build 27) has now been submitted for review, and it differs substantially from 0.3.3: nearly the entire interface has been reworked, new tools have been added, and pricing works differently.

New interface: less clutter, more logic

The dark theme, yellow-green accents and mascot are still there, so this is still recognizably AIOGO. Navigation, however, is much tidier. The creation menu is now organized by content type (images, video and audio) instead of one long list of tools. You get direct access to AI agents and the general-purpose assistant, and the home screen, profile, plans and checkout have all been updated. The home screen also has a prominent “My reference sets” card, a section with saved characters and references.

Screens are more compact, with fewer duplicate controls and less unnecessary scrolling. Buttons no longer hide behind Android's system navigation bar. The Back button behaves more predictably and takes you to the previous tool or project rather than somewhere random. The AIOGO logo now always opens the home screen. On small screens or with large font sizes, you'll still need to scroll in places. This update doesn't promise that everything will always fit on one screen.

Two creation modes: Easy Create and Classic

Image creation and editing, as well as video creation, now offer two workflows. “Easy Create” walks you through each step: template or style, model, prompt, materials, quality, format and a final check before generation. The steps vary by tool and model. Classic mode is still available, with direct access to every setting for people who prefer to configure things manually.

The details matter here too. Back in the header returns to the previous step of the wizard, while a separate close button exits it without discarding your draft. Model lists are clearer, with model logos plus “recommended” and “budget” badges where applicable. Quality and aspect ratio pickers are larger, hints are more useful, prompt editing now opens full-screen, and voice input has an explicit stop-recording control instead of hanging.

Finding templates is easier

The template library has been rebuilt for mobile screens, with compact filters for images and video, models and categories, plus a three-column grid. Video templates loop silently in the library and show the full frame with sound when expanded. Template names now appear over the preview instead of in a separate row of buttons.

Your selected prompt is now preserved in both step-by-step and classic modes. Switching models doesn't reset a compatible prompt or style context, and applying a template no longer sends you back to mode selection, which sometimes happened before.

Video projects with clip versions

For video generation in AI OGO, there's now a more complete project mode. You can start a project from an uploaded video or from your generation history, then extend it before or after the existing sequence if the model supports it. Scenes and clips appear as thumbnails. For any clip, you can create an alternative version, see which version you're working on, compare options, choose the one you want and delete the rest.

Scene versions follow the project's continuity rules. Replacing an arbitrary scene in the middle doesn't guarantee that every later extension will automatically remain consistent with the new version. In this case, project logic takes precedence over the urge to “just tweak one shot.” Project settings and materials carry over when you switch between tools, and you can add a voiceover through a dedicated entry point in the project. The clip list no longer flickers or fully reloads in the background, and finished alternatives are easier to find.

Music and voiceover: separated and simplified

Music creation and music processing now use separate workflows, each with its own compatible models and sensible defaults. If you just need a track from a prompt, you don't have to fill in unnecessary required settings. Processing fields appear only where they're actually needed. You can choose between versions of a generated track with cover art and playback, then send the selected track to a compatible processing tool. Your music history can also serve as an audio reference for compatible video models.

Text-to-speech uses ElevenLabs and its available voices, with manual emotion tags and AI emotion markup where supported. Before you confirm AI markup, the app shows the current price from the server instead of a fixed amount. You can listen to or download a finished voiceover, or add it straight to a video creation or extension. The app then returns you to the original tool with the audio already attached. Compatible audio is no longer lost when you switch models.

What is “My reference sets”? Saved characters and references

The “My reference sets” section lets you save people, characters, products and other objects for reuse. Each saved set can contain multiple images and a primary shot, with full-screen viewing and a horizontal gallery. You can reorder images and delete the ones you don't need. The section is available from your profile and the home screen card. Saved sets can be used in compatible image and video tools within each model's limits. There is an important caveat: perfect character consistency in every generated result is not guaranteed and still depends on the model.

Pricing: a calculator, plus savings where possible

Some of the most practical changes in this update involve pricing. Video quality, aspect ratio, duration and reference settings now adapt to the selected model's current server configuration rather than a single hard-coded list. The app shows which quality levels are supported even if you don't have enough materials yet, and it explains what you need to upload or change. The price is recalculated for your chosen configuration before you generate, and unsupported or outdated parameters should no longer trigger the old pricing errors.

Budget options are flagged based on actual prices or explicit server data. This lets you compare compatible configurations and their credit cost before you spend any credits. The per-model cost calculator estimates how much content you can get at current prices. AIOGO's price comparison system aims to keep selected popular models 10–50% below comparable prices on the Russian market where possible. This isn't a blanket discount on every request or a promise of the lowest possible price. It's an effort to keep specific in-demand models more affordable. Current plan and package terms are listed on the updated pricing plans page.

SotsOgo, profile and payments

The app now includes the SotsOgo feed, where you can publish a finished video made in AIOGO directly from your generation history. Only videos created in AIOGO can be published, not arbitrary external files, images or audio. Publishing the same video twice is blocked, and you'll see a confirmation after publishing. Videos play in a vertical feed with autoplay, sound and looping, while preloading and caching should reduce pauses between videos. The feed includes likes, compact comments, follows, an avatar shared with your AIOGO account, sharing through your phone's built-in options and reporting for inappropriate content.

Profile and payments have been updated too. Your balance, subscription, plans and credit packs are now easier to understand, with up-to-date discount badges and the same per-model calculator. The promo code field appears only when a code actually applies, taking into account codes already assigned and excluded welcome bonuses. Daily rewards, Telegram- and publishing-related mechanics, referrals and the affiliate program are still available. Their amounts and terms come from the server instead of being hard-coded into the app. One account works across the app and the website, with a shared balance and history. Payments go through Robokassa in an external browser. Even if the bank's return page hangs, returning to AIOGO confirms a successful payment and updates your account. This was verified with a real recurring payment.

Sign-in with Yandex and VK has been tested in practice, but in some browser flows you still need to tap “Open app” manually. A fully automatic return without that step is planned for the future and isn't available yet. Notifications are more compact. Push notifications for completed generations, payment confirmations and support replies open the result directly in the app rather than on the website's sign-in page. Notification categories can be configured separately from Android system permissions.

Stability: what we tested before submission

We fixed a fairly long list of annoying glitches. Prompts and template selections no longer get lost between screens, and aspect ratio settings no longer disappear after uploading a frame. Audio references no longer drop when you switch models, the agents' confirmation dialog no longer flickers, dictation no longer freezes, and buttons in bottom sheets no longer hide behind the system navigation bar. If a generation or payment result gets stuck in an unknown status, the app won't blindly resend the request, reducing the risk of accidentally duplicating the operation.

Before submission, the build passed 811 automated unit tests, release build checks and lint with no errors. It was also tested on an emulator, on a physical phone and by the team. That doesn't mean every model and payment method has been tested, and any software can still have bugs.

What's not available on mobile yet?

The AI Director, a tool for more cinematic video work, is currently available on the website and designed for desktop. The Android app clearly explains this and offers to take you to the website if you need that specific tool. This version doesn't include a full mobile Director interface. New accounts still get a welcome offer of 1,000 credits, subject to the service terms. It's a one-time bonus, not unlimited free generation.

When will the update arrive?

As of October 19, 2026, version 0.3.24 is awaiting RuStore review. After approval, it will be published manually, and we expect the update to appear in the store in roughly three to four days. That's our estimate, not a timeline guaranteed by RuStore. Review may go faster or slower.

Once the update passes review, you'll be able to install or update the AI OGO app for Android. Watch for the update notification in the app, which will let you know when the new version is available on RuStore.