Floating chat, expanded language options, sidebar timeline controls, and more reliable calendar, recording, editor, and transcription behavior.
Chat
Chat now opens as a floating, resizable panel instead of widening the main window
The chat panel can expand to fill the workspace when you want more room, then collapse back to the floating view
New chats now get cleaner titles from the first message, with a concise fallback when title generation is unavailable
Timeline & Calendar
A new General setting lets you move the meeting timeline into the left sidebar instead of keeping it across the top
The top timeline now has a live Now marker, follows active recordings more accurately, and shows an inline stop control on live recording cards
Compact calendar views now scroll horizontally across more days instead of jumping one fixed week at a time
Calendar event and note chips now support context menus for opening in a new tab, deleting events, deleting recurring events, showing note files in Finder, and deleting notes
Calendar navigation, provider rows, and timeline controls have been tightened for smaller windows
Notes & Editor
Note titles are larger and easier to read, and pressing Escape from the title follows the normal app navigation behavior
Images in notes now require an explicit click before they select, making nearby editing less accidental
Notes now keep an editable paragraph after images so you can continue writing below inserted images
The note menu now keeps upload actions easy to reach with separate Upload audio and Upload transcript options
Onboarding & Settings
Onboarding now uses the full window with a simpler permissions, account, calendar, storage, and finish flow
The app language picker now includes many more display languages
Settings pages now have clearer section titles, and App settings separate general app options from meeting controls
Account and billing screens now show plan details more compactly with clearer Pro trial messaging
Audio & Transcription
Resumed recordings now append to the existing saved audio more reliably, including sessions that have both old encoded audio and a stale WAV file
Local Soniqo batch transcription is more reliable for short audio and trailing chunks
Direct Soniox listener errors now stop the session cleanly instead of falling into an unsuitable batch fallback
Large transcript queries now use bounded memory, improving reliability for long sessions
