Perplexity has released the Comet update for iOS and desktop.

On March 27, 2026, Perplexity unveiled a major update that made the Comet browser available to all iOS users and further developed the Computer platform. With this release, the company simultaneously expanded its product reach across major platforms and introduced a range of practical improvements for work, research, and task management.


One of the key changes is that Comet is now available on all major platforms: iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows. This makes the Perplexity ecosystem more cohesive and convenient for those who want to use the same AI browser on both their phones and computers.


Computer has also been updated: it now features inline editing for generated content, more convenient management of scheduled tasks, improved handling of long dialogues, a real-time credit counter, and a new approach to drafts—which are now created in Markdown by default, with an option to export them on demand.


What's new

- Comet has become available to all iOS users.
- Comet is now available on all major platforms.
- Added in-place editing for any object created by Computer.
- Scheduled task management has been improved.
- The computer has become better at handling long dialogues.
- A real-time credit counter has been added during mission objectives.
- Drafts are now created in Markdown by default, with export available as needed.


Comparison with the previous version

Parameter Previous version Version dated March 27, 2026
Comet Availability Not available on all major platforms Available on iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows
iOS version Limited availability or phased rollout Available to all iOS users
Editing of materials Basic capabilities In-place object editing
Task management Simple to-do list Improved management of scheduled tasks
Working with long dialogues Less flexible context processing Improved support for long conversations
Credit counter Did not display in real time A live credit counter has appeared.
Drafts Standard format Default Markdown with on-demand export


Source: perplexity.ai

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