» Your call, from any window › Camera and microphone are in every window's title bar, so you can mute or unmute while reading a spreadsheet without going back to the call. › Every window shows how long until your next meeting, and says "now" when one has started somewhere else. » Calls that arrive from anywhere › A Teams meeting sent to a Google account, or a Meet link sent to an Outlook one, now opens in Slot rather than leaving for a browser - in the account you read it in, with the camera and microphone controls in the title bar. › Got the link somewhere else entirely? Go to View › Open a Meeting Link, or right-click the Meet or Teams tab, and paste it - the whole invitation if you like, and Slot finds the link in it. › If the meeting is on one of your calendars, Slot names it before you join and offers the account that owns it, so you do not arrive at your own meeting as a guest. » Favourites › Keep any Drive, Docs or Office file from any account in one list. The bookmark in a document's title bar keeps it; the list opens from the rail and shows every account at once, each row in its account's colour. › Give a file your own name and your own tags. Filter by account, by tag, or both together, or search across all three at once. › The list stays on your Mac and syncs nowhere. » More of the day, in less space › The agenda button wears today's date and counts the meetings still ahead of you. › Hover a meeting to join it, or to open that exact event in your calendar - the right occurrence of a repeating meeting, not the day it started on. › Right-click the agenda button anywhere to jump straight to the month. › A meeting with no call link now opens the event itself, rather than leaving you on a page to find it. » Availability › Mark a date in the month, or a whole week from its week number, as limited availability or as travel - each in its own colour. › Set the pattern that repeats: every week, or every second, third or fourth, and only on the weekdays it applies to. › Kept by Slot rather than written to a calendar, so it is yours to plan against, and nobody else's to read. » Notes that keep up with your typing › Start a line with "- ", "1. ", "[] " or "# ", and it becomes a bullet, a number, a checkbox or a heading. Three backticks open a code block, and "--- " draws a separator across the note. › Select several lines and press a list button to turn all of them into list items - and press it again to turn them back. › Hovering a note's tab now shows its first heading, so you can tell the three apart without opening them.

» Quick Notes › Three tabs for quick to-do lists, meeting notes or personal notes - one click from any window, kept on your Mac. Checklists you can tick, bullets, numbered lists, headings, bold and code blocks. The rail counts what is still unfinished across all three and never shows what any of it says. › Your notes are plain files on your Mac. They never sync and never leave it. » Agenda for today, tomorrow, or the month › The day view has a switch. Tomorrow shows the same shared timeline for the day ahead - and where an account's calendar cannot answer for tomorrow, it says so rather than showing you an empty column. › Month gives you a quick look across the year: week numbers, weekends marked, your own first day of the week, and any date one click from the account's calendar. › Click empty time in the day view, pick an account, and that account's calendar opens on a new event at that hour. Slot navigates; you still do the creating. » The agenda and the note in every window › Both are now in the title bar of call windows, detached tabs and document windows - so you can check what is next, or write something down, without leaving the call you are on.