Your inbox is up to date when you open the app. - New mail shows up on its own when you come back to alfred_, without pulling down to refresh. - Small fixes and polish.

Chat on iPhone reads better and does more. - Replies show your emails, events, to-dos, rules, routines and charts as cards, and drafts send right from the card. - Replies are formatted as they arrive: headings, lists, and tables you can scroll sideways. - Your question stays at the top while the answer unrolls beneath it. - While alfred_ works, you can see each step, and a reply that stalls stops with Try again. - Pick up your last chat from a new one, open pictures right in the app, and see files as they upload. - Small fixes and polish.

Your day and your to-dos, together on your home screen. - The medium alfred_ widget now shows your next meeting and the rest of today on the left, and your to-dos on the right. Tap a circle to check one off. - Widget times are clock times, so they stay right even when you haven't opened the app in a while. - Emails you send from Gmail now carry your name, and new emails pick up your Gmail signature. - Small fixes and polish.

Your attachments stay with your drafts. - Editing a saved draft keeps its attachments, and saving it again updates the draft instead of making a copy. - If a file can't be attached, alfred_ shows it and asks before sending, so you can try again or send without it on purpose. - Small fixes and polish.

A new Home, and alfred_ on your Home Screen. - A new Home, the same as on the web: your routines up top as photo cards, what needs you as cards you can swipe through, and Ask alfred_ from the bar at the bottom. - Next meeting widget: when your next meeting starts, what it is and who's on it, counting down without opening the app. Tap it to open that meeting, with Join right there. If you owe someone on the call a reply, it says so. - Routine widget: pick a routine and see what it last made. Tap it to open the result. - Small fixes and polish.

Finishing setup is easier. - If you signed up on iPhone and setup isn't finished yet, a Continue button now takes you straight to the next step, already signed in. - Small fixes and polish.

A cleaner way to read and answer email. - Emails read on the page at one comfortable size, in light and dark. - Dark mode shows every email on a dark background, never a white box. - Replying uses the same edges and size as reading, with clear labeled buttons. - The inbox lines up faces, names and previews, and unread mail stands out. - Tap a sender to see your recent mail together, or find a time to meet.

Fixes and polish. - Opening an email from a notification no longer crashes the app. - Email tasks show the right mail icon for Gmail and Outlook. - Chat shows a reply that already arrived instead of asking again. - Recurring meetings months ahead no longer go missing from your calendar.

Clearing your Home list is easier. - Tap the box next to an item on Home to mark it done, or swipe left to dismiss it. Either one can be undone for a few seconds. - Archiving or deleting an email you opened from Home now clears it from the list.

Your day on your lock screen. - New Shortcuts action, Update alfred_ lock screen: it makes a wallpaper of today's meetings and tasks, with the month and how far through the year you are - Follow it with Set Wallpaper Photo in a Shortcuts automation and your lock screen refreshes each morning

Tasks that match the web, and a steadier calendar. - Tasks: Today shows every open task by date, including ones with no due date - Tasks: All groups your tasks by list, in the order you set on the web, with sub-lists under their parent - Tasks: the list filter shows as a chip you can clear, and an empty list tells you what is open elsewhere - Integrations: every app is listed for everyone - Calendar: answering a Google invite works again - Calendar: events made on your phone keep their time across daylight saving - Calendar: real calendar names, a create form that holds still, and a Teams option only where it works - Calendar: VoiceOver names every control, and large text fits - Inbox: an invite remembers your answer - Fixed: a day still loading could say "Nothing scheduled"

A new Workspace, notes that read like notes, and a calmer chat. - Workspace: every note shows when you last edited it and its first line, with an iOS filter menu, full-screen search and a Folders page - Notes: headings, checklists, lists and tables as you wrote them, with a formatting bar while you type - Boards: cards sit right on the page, a strip jumps between columns, and dates use an iOS calendar - Chat: a new composer, cleaner replies, and emails, drafts, events and to-dos as cards you can open - Connect your apps from your phone in Integrations - Routines from the web now show up and can be edited on iOS - Mail search puts the right email first and shows the message that matched - A more native look: iOS icons, round avatars and one create button on every page - Fixed: going Back from a note opened in Workspace could freeze the app

iCloud from your phone, and a round of fixes. - Connect iCloud mail and calendars right from Home: Apple's password page opens inside the app, and the password fills itself when you come back - One "Add an account" sheet everywhere, with iCloud first - Attachments preview inside the app instead of sending you to another one - Swipe right on an email to snooze it; swipe messages show again - Writing feels steadier: the editor follows your cursor above the keyboard - Confirmations like "Conversation archived" show every time, with Undo - A new note starts with an empty title, not "Untitled"

A new Home, Workspace, and a round of fixes. - Home leads with your tasks: what needs you, what has a draft ready, and who you're still waiting on, each with one clear next step - Ask alfred_ from the top of Home, and see when your next meeting starts - Workspace brings your notes, boards and team files together in one place, with folders - A simpler menu that matches the web app - Sign in with Microsoft right from your phone - Compose keeps tables, inline images and links intact, and email reads more cleanly - Calendar and inbox load faster

Connect iCloud from your phone, and a round of fixes. - Connect your iCloud calendar and mail from Settings with an app-specific password - Edit a routine from its page: change the time, the shortcuts, or how it reaches you - Creating, moving or cancelling an event from a chat card now works the way it does on the web - Forwarding an email waits for the original's files before it sends, and tells you if one could not come along - Links into a specific email open it even when it is not in the loaded page, and links that arrive before you sign in still land where they pointed - Reliability fixes for email bodies and sign-in hand-offs

Your wiki and your routines, now on iPhone. - Wiki: the page alfred_ keeps about you and the people you work with. Read what alfred_ knows, fix a fact in a tap, or tell alfred_ to forget one - Routines: turn on Plan my week, Follow-ups and the rest, tune each one, and read every result in the app - Reliability and performance fixes

A faster inbox and a smoother voice mode. - The inbox refreshes itself while you're in the app and loads older mail without losing your place - Reply and forward marks show on each message - Simple emails read on the app's own surface in dark mode, and formatting survives edits in compose - Repeating iCloud events show every occurrence and can be edited as a series - Voice mode has a new orb and handles interruptions more reliably - IMAP fixes: removed accounts no longer stay selected, and the Sent, Drafts and Trash folders resolve on every provider

iCloud mail and calendars, now on your phone. - iCloud, Yahoo, Fastmail and other IMAP mailboxes show in your inbox, open, and take replies - iCloud calendars show their events, and you can add, edit and RSVP - Search covers every connected mailbox - Settings lists every connected account

Mail, calendar and to-dos, tightened up. - Calendar invites in mail: reply Going, Maybe or Decline right from the message - Search understands each provider's operators, and results stream in per account - The inbox paints faster and keeps its first page between launches - Outlook events show at the right time - To-dos: a date-first list from overdue to later, and a note of who you're waiting on - Reply all and Cc show correctly on Gmail

A new look for the App Store, and the app it describes. - What needs you: the home screen opens each email with alfred_'s draft underneath - Follow-ups and nudges: alfred_ drafts the chase when a thread goes quiet - Reminders reach you by text, by email, on the web, and here

Refinements across the app. - What needs you opens the email first, with alfred_'s draft just underneath - alfred_'s drafts are clearer at a glance, in the inbox and in the thread - Alerts and confirmations are consistent across every screen

A refreshed look across the whole app. - Notes open ready to edit, with full formatting - To-dos are quicker to manage and stay in step with the web - Calendar: smoother month and day views, better event editing - Faster and more reliable throughout

Voice Mode Tap the mic and talk to alfred_. Ask about your day, your email or your calendar, and hear the answer back. A new look One typeface, cleaner screens, and icons drawn for alfred_ rather than borrowed. Email that reads properly Reply, reply all and forward stay within reach at the bottom of every thread, and long plain-text emails no longer run off the screen. A calmer home Your day and your to-dos sit on the page instead of inside boxes, so what needs you is easier to find.

• Voice Mode: have a spoken conversation with alfred_. It keeps talking even after your screen locks. • Search your chats and past messages. • Suggested to-dos appear right in your email threads. Add or dismiss them where you read. • Drafts are clearly marked in threads, with edit and send in place. • A faster, calmer chat experience. • Sharper dark mode across calendar, email, and chat.

Home screen rebuilt around your day. - Decisions: every card now ends in a button. Reply with alfred_'s draft or edit it first, add a suggested task, answer an invite with one tap. - Your to-dos: what is due now and what you keep putting off, right on the home screen. - Your day: your next meeting with a Join button, who is coming, and what follows. - Follow-ups: two tabs. Follow-ups for threads waiting on you, Nudge for people who went quiet on you. Reply, Done, or Later right on the row. - Briefings: read the morning and evening briefings alfred_ sent you. - Honest states when you are offline or nothing is connected yet.