Mobile Ask AI Now Supports Multiple Simultaneous Chats

TL;DR

Ask AI on mobile now allows users to run up to 10 simultaneous chats. Users will receive notifications when conversations are complete.

Who this affects

HighLevel has not confirmed who is affected by this change. It will likely affect all mobile app users who use Ask AI and are on mobile app version 4.23 or higher. HighLevel has not confirmed any specific plan levels or sub-account setups required.

What changed

Ask AI on the HighLevel mobile app now supports parallel chat sessions.

• Users can start a new chat while an earlier one continues processing in the background.
• Every conversation will keep running until it is finished.
• Users will receive a notification when a conversation concludes.
• Up to 10 simultaneous chats can be run at once.
• This functionality requires mobile app version 4.23 or higher.
• HighLevel has not confirmed any limits or plan gating for this feature.
• HighLevel has not confirmed the rollout status.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the exact navigation path. This feature will live within the Ask AI functionality of the Go HighLevel mobile application, specifically for users with mobile app version 4.23 or higher.

How agencies will use this

An agency owner working on their phone might be formulating a social media post for a client's campaign. They could open Ask AI to draft the post. While that draft is being generated, they might also need a quick bulleted summary of a recent client meeting for another client. They can open a second Ask AI chat, request the summary, and both tasks will run concurrently. Later, they could initiate a third chat to refine a marketing email's subject line for a third client. This allows them to manage multiple client-related content creation tasks within Ask AI without waiting for each one to finish before starting the next, streamlining their mobile workflow.

Our take

This is a standard functional improvement. It addresses a common mobile user friction point by allowing concurrent operations. While useful for those who frequently use Ask AI on their phone for multiple tasks, it is a minor update. It does not introduce new core capabilities or shift how agencies interact with the platform at a strategic level.