Siri said I don't have a conversation with someone. Why?

Siri found the person but you have no conversation with exactly those people. For one person, Seayora starts the conversation if you could start it yourself; for several people, create the group in Seayora first and then ask Siri.

From the guide Siri, Shortcuts, Control Center & App Shortcuts.

Siri AI on iOS 27

With the Seayora update built for iOS 27, Siri AI understands Seayora conversations the way it understands Messages: who is in them, which one is on your screen, and what you can do with them. You can talk to it naturally — you do not need a fixed phrase.

  • "Text Dana on Seayora that the plumber is coming at three." Siri sends it in your conversation with Dana. If you have no one-to-one conversation with Dana yet, Seayora starts one — but only if you could start it yourself from New message. Siri never creates a group.
  • "…and send it at 8 tomorrow morning." Siri schedules it, exactly like Schedule in the app.
  • "Draft a message to the super on Seayora." Seayora opens the conversation with your words in the message box. Nothing is sent until you tap Send.
  • "Edit my last message to say four o'clock." Seayora opens the conversation with the edit ready in the message box; tap Send to save it. The usual edit window still applies.
  • "Unsend that." Seayora opens the conversation and asks you to confirm before it removes the message for everyone.
  • "Mark this as unread." Seayora keeps read and unread per conversation, so Siri marks the whole conversation, and says so.
  • While you are looking at Seayora: "open the second one", "reply to this", "who is in this conversation", "summarize this message".
  • "Show me the Bushwick lease in Seayora." Siri opens Seayora's own search with those words.
  • Photos, voice notes and locations are not sent by voice yet. Siri tells you to open the conversation to add them, rather than sending the message without them.

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