What shipped, week by week.

New

• Dictate a draft into Chat instead of typing it, wherever you can write one.
• Open a Workspace directly from Chat by typing /open or /go and its name.
• A Workspace can now have a monthly briefing for leadership teams, alongside Daily and Weekly.
• Link a decision to where it came from, or an action item to the decision it carries out, directly on the record.

Improved

• The sidebar now lists only Workspaces; open one to see its meetings and pages.
• The workspace Charter page is now called Context.
• Send to AI now opens Claude or your other AI tool directly, even when a task's details are long.

Fixed

• Briefings and updates no longer call quiet work behind or at risk without real evidence of a slip.
• Your Daily digest no longer links to-dos from different Workspaces into one story.
• Live Workspace updates no longer reach the wrong company.
• Signing in with Microsoft no longer accepts an email address the account doesn't actually own.
• Notes and updates from a joined-only meeting no longer reach people who didn't attend.

New

• Choose exactly what In Parallel can do in each Jira or Linear integration, down to which projects it can read or write, instead of one all-or-nothing switch.
• An Outlook meeting marked Confidential now arrives in In Parallel as a confidential meeting record automatically.
• Mark a departed team member so they lose access right away, and restore it later without losing their work.
• In Microsoft Teams, ask In Parallel to capture a conversation with an @mention command, matching what Slack already offers.

Improved

• Briefings, page libraries, and chat history are now grouped under date headings like Today, Last week, and by month.
• In-app notifications now use one consistent card style across every type, with a clear headline and action.

Fixed

• Decisions, action items and other items from an attendees-only meeting no longer appear in lists for people who were not there.
• Invite emails now show who invited you, which workspace, and what is waiting for you, instead of blank fields.
• Make longer on meeting notes now actually produces longer notes, instead of sometimes leaving them unchanged.
• Long meetings with video recording no longer lose the recording partway through.
• Your Daily digest no longer repeats the same update under the wrong workspace when something moved in two of your workspaces.
• A risk raised from a misread message no longer lingers on your Daily digest after the conversation is corrected.

New

• Resize the chat popup, or drag it onto Pin to side to dock it. Chat now always opens as the popup, wherever you open it from.
• Turn a question you already asked in chat into an automation with Make this recurring, beside Save as new page.

Improved

• Downloaded meeting transcripts now show the full date, time and time zone offset for each timestamped line.
• An automation's page now names who its updates go to, and says when its schedule has run out instead of showing Active.
• Set up an automation in chat without a Slack channel ID or your own email: say send it to me, or name the channel.
• Asking chat or a connected AI tool about a workspace now includes the sub-workspaces you can read, with each item labelled by its workspace.
• Home no longer shows an empty Daily digest card when there is no briefing yet.
• A workspace's Past meetings page explains why it is empty, and loads older meetings as you scroll.

Fixed

• View brief on a briefing notification now opens that briefing instead of the workspace home.
• The last briefing of a schedule that has ended is no longer sent twice.
• A briefing now shows the same number of moved items everywhere, including the Home sidebar, the summary line, email and Slack.
• Approval cards in chat stay open for an hour, and chat raises a new one if a card expires before you act.

New

• Search now finds your chats and workspace pages, with result counts for each scope.
• Capture observations from Microsoft Teams channels, and connect Gemini CLI as an AI tool.
• Resolve a risk, or mark it Not a risk, with one click from the risk page.
• Workspace owners and admins can see who has opened a shared workspace in a new Access log.
• Read what past routine updates said, and reword a draft before it is sent.

Improved

• The meetings list shows the newest meetings first, with upcoming ones stacked above Today and the rest of today in full.
• Calendar events marked private show only as busy time labelled Private.

Fixed

• Every attendee who can edit meeting notes can now regenerate and resend them, not only the organizer.
• Meetings with a wrapped join link, or that move online after being booked as a room, are now recorded.
• Opening a workspace's member list no longer fails for people who don't own it.
• Teams channel assignments no longer disappear after you save them.

Removed

• Slack channels no longer get a Meeting starting soon message before each meeting.

New

• Attach images in chat as context for anything AI drafts for you, such as a photographed whiteboard or a screenshot of a spreadsheet.
• Ask about a workspace briefing without leaving it: the answer opens in the page and the briefing folds into a single line you can reopen.
• Mark a participant as present when they were in the room but never joined the call, and undo it with the same click.
• Correct an observation's importance when the AI gets it wrong, and the correction is kept in later runs.

Improved

• Briefings and daily digests now lead with the biggest items, and headlines name what is at stake instead of counting records.
• The meetings list is now a compact timeline with one line per meeting and all controls in a single row under the title.
• Pages and meetings in a workspace are grouped by type with the Charter first, and the Charter always stays visible on the workspace home.

Fixed

• The company graph no longer goes blank after you pick a workspace.
• The Your day section of a briefing now lists every meeting on the calendar, including in-person meetings without a video link.
• Pre-meeting talking points no longer pull in topics from unrelated meetings.
• People added to a workspace by email no longer hit a browser redirect error when they open In Parallel or click their confirmation link.

Removed

• End-of-day and end-of-week recaps are gone; the forward-looking briefing is now the only digest option in workspace settings.
• Meeting attendee details are no longer sent to a third-party data provider, so profile pages no longer show title, company or LinkedIn links from it.

New

• Write a shared agenda on upcoming meetings; it is the same document you take notes in during the meeting.
• Create a personal access token in Personal Settings. Company admins approve requests, or switch approval off, in the new Developer tab alongside Skills.
• Save any chat answer to the workspace as a page your whole team can read.

Improved

• Chat can now answer from background documents uploaded to a workspace.
• Chat can find tasks by title or overdue status, and read your daily digest.
• Remove a calendar event that was never recorded from your meetings list.
• Items in the evening and weekly close link straight to the item in the app from email, Slack and Teams.

Fixed

• Answered questions and completed tasks no longer reappear in the workspace briefing.
• The morning brief's action item table shows item names again.
• Assigning a meeting to a workspace now decides where its notes and summary go.
• Meeting summaries are no longer posted to a team's Slack or Teams channel just because an automatic tag routed the meeting there.
• Calendar sync no longer stalls on events with unusual time zones, and Outlook calendars recover faster when their connection lapses.
• A meeting whose transcription fails on the first attempt now gets transcribed again instead of ending up without a transcript.

New

• Recent chats is now grouped by date, with an All chats page for older conversations.
• Rename, move, reorder, archive or delete a page straight from its row in Pages & meetings.
• Retry generating notes from the Notes tab when a meeting has a transcript but no notes.

Improved

• Meeting notes, insights and goal proposals now take into account what people wrote in the meeting chat.
• Briefings no longer treat a teammate's silence as a risk when their calendar shows they are out of office.
• Person names in briefings now appear as pills with an avatar.
• Spreadsheets and Office files uploaded to a workspace are now read correctly, including real dates.
• Trending topics is now a sortable table with a band showing what moved this week.

Fixed

• The same daily briefing is no longer sent several times in a row.
• A chat opened from Recent chats no longer shows up empty.
• Chat no longer says an action item is still open after you marked it done.
• Opening an item from a chat message now gives you a Back to chat link.
• Pasting a meeting link into Invite recorder now gets the recorder into the call.
• The workspace home no longer says it has 0 meetings while showing one.

New

• Rename or archive a Workspace page straight from the sidebar list, without opening it first.
• Tick off a to-do straight from the daily digest email.
• Ask your AI assistant what needs your attention and get one answer across all your workspaces.
• AI assistants connected to In Parallel can now read and co-draft a meeting's shared notes.
• Edit a pending workspace update before publishing it, instead of having to publish it as is or reject it.
• Merge duplicate topics that were classified differently, and change a topic's classification from its page.

Improved

• Briefings show the six most urgent to-dos and end with a "+N more" link when there are others.

Fixed

• Ticking a to-do in the daily digest now marks the action item Done everywhere in the product.
• The daily digest no longer names an item you have already closed as your highest leverage item.
• The Recorder no longer joins personal calendar blocks with nobody invited once auto-join is turned off.
• Meetings that never produced a recording no longer stay stuck on "Preparing your notes...".
• Chat no longer reports a Workspace page update as failed when the page was actually saved.

New

• The daily briefing and personal Daily Digest are on for every workspace, and workspace owners get a morning briefing set up automatically.
• Briefing depth can be set to short, medium or full in settings and applies to every briefing and closing.
• Every meeting gets a shared, collaborative notes document, and the booking dialog has a real calendar and time picker.
• Any meeting can be sent to Claude in one click, alongside wiki pages, tags, briefings and plans.

Improved

• Pre-meeting talking points are on by default and grounded in what your team has open, addressed to the right person.
• Briefings show as scannable bullets, and an empty workspace explains what is missing before a briefing can be generated.
• Slack and Teams bots keep following a thread after one @-mention, and Slack chat can read pasted screenshots.
• The workspace Documents tab is now called Pages, and action items and risks now live as pages in the workspace tree instead of a separate menu.
• Observations pulled from Slack or Teams show their source channel, and duplicate observations are suppressed automatically.

Fixed

• When the recorder drops or arrives late, a fresh bot rejoins automatically instead of leaving the meeting unrecorded.
• The meeting page states clearly when the recorder could not join instead of showing a notes message that never resolves.
• Chat retries a turn that fails before producing output, and the error page's Retry and Go Home actions now recover.

New

• After a meeting, an assistant drafts your key follow-ups as ready-to-run prompts you review, and can book a follow-up meeting on Google Calendar.
• Topics carry an AI-maintained storyline with an Emerging, Active or Resolved status, and unneeded topics can be hidden.
• Admins can tune the assistant's tone, and a restricted-workspace label keeps sensitive content out of cross-workspace views.
• The assistant's Time Audit, Retro Prep, Strategy Check-in and Focus Planner skills are available to every team.

Improved

• Meeting-report emails, including the subject line, now arrive in your language.
• The layout adapts to your display, with collapsible side panes and scaling above 1920px.
• Uploaded documents and workspace pages now live in one place, and observation kinds moved under Integrations.
• Your own meetings sit above favourites in the sidebar, and meeting prep carries context forward from the previous meeting.
• Zoom recorder joins are more reliable.

Fixed

• Teams connections recover cleanly when the bot loses channel access.
• A workspace left without an owner can be claimed by one of its members.

Removed

• Personal task delegation is retired.

New

• Meetings are automatically tagged with their type, and a type set on a recurring meeting applies to the whole series.
• Slack or Teams channels can be subscribed to a workspace to receive meeting summaries, briefings or both.
• Subscribed Slack channels can add an optional meeting-starting-soon ping with a Join button, off by default.
• A notification center behind the bell holds proactive alerts and a daily scan for stale, unowned or deadline-approaching items.
• A Trending topics page ranks the topics that keep coming up across your meetings over the last 30 days.
• Goals driven by an action plan have an Update progress button.

Improved

• Morning brief, weekly brief, evening close and weekly close are now the default rhythm for every team.
• Report emails have a cleaner layout with status badges and compact links.
• A newer, more accurate transcription model is in use, and meeting prep is capped at the three most important talking points.
• Microsoft and Google sign-in request only sign-in permissions.

New

• Duplicate topics can be merged into one.

Improved

• Google or Outlook calendars, personal Slack and the company Slack app can be re-authorized in place without disconnecting.
• The post-meeting Slack message includes the report summary inline, not just a link.
• Meeting lists show attendee company logos and can be filtered, and the sidebar current-meeting shortcut opens the meeting itself.
• Action-item rows show due date and AI action on hover, and a superseded decision folds under the one that replaced it.

Fixed

• Renaming a topic now holds everywhere it is used.
• Over-long Slack messages no longer get dropped.
• Briefing cadence stays consistent.

New

• The interface is fully translated into 13 languages, and sign-in and invite emails follow your language setting.
• Meetings can be classified as 1:1, team meeting, standup, customer call, board and more, with a page per type.
• Every topic shows a short AI-generated summary of what has been discussed.
• Teams can be made discoverable across the company so others can see their name, description and members.
• Any workspace member can leave a workspace without asking an owner.
• Company owners get a Security tab, and masking names for AI tools is now one company-wide switch.

Improved

• Search across meetings and notes matches on meaning as well as exact words.
• Company goals now appear directly above the execution plan instead of a separate tab.
• Connected AI tools can set typed goals with targets, search observations, and page through long meeting lists.

Fixed

• The meetings list no longer crashes on fast scrolling, older meetings load reliably, and invited participants can edit meeting details again.
• Briefings now arrive on the cadence you configured.

New

• Recorded meetings have a Transcript tab next to Notes and Updates, with plain-text download.
• Workspace settings have a dedicated Members tab.
• Tenant admins can rename, reassign or clean up any workspace without being a member.
• A company-wide policy lets owners decide whether meeting transcripts and notes can be downloaded or exported.
• Topics can be renamed inline from their page.

Improved

• Meeting organizers can set a Topic on their own meeting, and Publish to includes workspaces reached through a parent team.
• Briefings name the actual decisions and goals in a calmer voice, and pre-meeting talking points are capped at the four that matter most.
• Magic-link sign-in can no longer be used up by an email scanner or link preview before you click.

Fixed

• Recorder and notetaker bots no longer appear in attendee lists or summary emails.
• Closing briefings and digests that had stopped reaching some teams are delivered again.
• The recorder no longer stalls on rescheduled and duplicate meetings.

New

• The In Parallel notetaker can be re-invited in one click to a meeting still in progress, with its status updating live.
• Colleagues on your company domain can be invited in one click and get a full account automatically on first sign-in.
• Each new workspace gets a drafted How We Work profile that you can edit anytime from team settings.
• Slovak joins the interface languages, bringing the total to 15.

Improved

• Briefing and recap emails carry the full briefing with headings, bullets, links and tables, in cleaner, more natural wording.
• Tags are now called Topics across the app, with the same behavior.
• Connected AI tools can search meetings by name or topic.
• The people-masking setting for connected AI tools also masks first names in free text and keeps one consistent alias per person.

Fixed

• Report and document generation no longer stalls on an unexpected AI value.
• Content no longer shows through the top bar or overlaps the footer.

New

• The connector for AI tools such as Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and Copilot is now available in every company.
• An opt-in privacy setting replaces people's names and emails with consistent pseudonyms in everything a connected AI tool reads.
• The raw meeting transcript can be downloaded straight from the notes view, and new meetings carry a clear recording disclosure.
• A Sync button next to an execution plan replans on demand, and the alignment dashboard has a Recalculate button.

Improved

• Connected AI tools gain cross-type observation search, changelog access, links back into In Parallel and new meeting tools.
• Onboarding steps show short help tips with links to the matching help article, and workspace suggestions are better ordered.
• Tags have a cleaner design with a colored dot per group and a search-first add flow.
• New Teams meeting links are recognized, and the meeting sidebar shows related observations.

Fixed

• Custom key-result units no longer revert to percent.
• Magic-link sign-in problems are resolved.

New

• Observations can be reordered by drag-and-drop and deleted from their detail view after confirmation.
• Meetings and observations can be tagged, with tags shown in the meeting sidebar, observation details, tag pages and search.
• Each workspace can have its own theme color or uploaded image.
• Personal Settings lets you edit your name, upload a profile picture and delete your own account.
• A sub-workspace can be moved under a different parent from its settings.
• You are notified when you are added to or removed from a workspace.

Improved

• Escalations and obstacles merge into one Risk observation with five stages from identified to closed.
• Observations are scored for impact automatically, and low-value items are filtered out before reaching your changelog.
• Reports and execution plans are editable as soon as they open, with no separate Edit mode.
• Sign-in and magic-link screens have a refreshed layout with direct Google and Microsoft sign-in.

Fixed

• My Meetings shows past and earlier-today meetings immediately instead of hiding them behind a scroll.
• Glossary access works for members of sub-organizations.

New

• The interface adds French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Czech and Hungarian, for 14 languages in total.
• Pressing Cmd+K or Ctrl+K opens a search that jumps to any meeting, workspace, person or goal, with results grouped by type.

Improved

• Upcoming and Past meetings merge into one timeline around a Now divider, with a date tray to jump across weeks, months and years.
• The meetings view lists calendar events without a join link, so it reflects your real schedule.
• Any member of an organization can add or remove it from a meeting's publish scopes, not just owners.
• Action-item titles are tied to a concrete subject so each one reads clearly on its own.
• @-mention pills follow your theme, and tables and status chips in the editor look cleaner.

Fixed

• Data-subject access exports now include real chat content, full meeting records and observations instead of near-empty metadata.
• Changelogs sent to both a parent and child organization now go only to the child, so larger customers stop receiving duplicates.
• The Priorities view loads more reliably and its dashboard section links work.
• Calendar sync copes with slow Outlook and Google responses, so fewer syncs fail.

New

• The interface is available in English, German, Finnish and Polish, chosen in Settings or detected from your browser.

Improved

• Organization names can be edited in Settings and no longer need to be unique.
• Forwarding a calendar invite to In Parallel always brings the notetaker, regardless of your default meeting preferences.
• Status badges in meeting notes use a solid filled style consistent with the rest of the app.
• The Update status button now appears on every observation kind, not only action items.

Fixed

• The notetaker joins Zoom meetings reliably, without session drops, audio interruptions or failed joins.
• Observation links in meeting reports are reliably clickable in both the app and the emailed version.
• Milestone goals save under the category you pick instead of sometimes landing under Customer.
• Priorities on the Personal Dashboard no longer show duplicate numbering.

New

• Admins can upload a company logo in the new Company Settings page, and the notetaker joins meetings showing it.

Improved

• Priority items show whether they are unresolved, in progress or resolved, and link to the workspace or observation behind them.

Fixed

• Planning jobs that silently retried for days now finish or stop cleanly, so plan output no longer goes stale.
• Forwarded Google Meet, Teams and Zoom invites in Outlook show a clean meeting description without stray markup.
• Personal goals load the first time you open the page instead of appearing empty.
• The calendar timeframe button on the action-item widget no longer appears on top of unrelated pop-ups.
• Meetings with shared external IDs are no longer rejected, and transcripts no longer get stuck waiting to process.
• Users linked to meetings or survey responses can now be deleted without an error.

New

• Tenant admins can generate GDPR Article 15 data-subject exports themselves without engineering help.

Improved

• Program Timeline entries link straight to the underlying workspace or observation.
• Action items in meeting reports are grouped by owner, with an Unassigned group at the end, in the app and in email.
• Observation titles and organization names in the changelog and its emails are clickable links to the source.
• Personal settings open on Notifications by default, and browser tab titles now name the page you are on.
• Multi-year goals show the year in their duration range.
• Observations read as factual statements, with sarcasm filtered out and personal information kept out of daily digests.

Fixed

• Meeting reports now reach everyone invited through group email addresses, not just individually listed attendees.
• The Publish button in meeting report emails opens the Updates tab, where the changelog lives, instead of the Notes tab.
• Publication rules on older meetings can be changed without the meeting mapping falling out of sync.
• Meetings are recognized more reliably from calendar invites, including Outlook and Google invites with unusual times or timezones.
• The notetaker joins the actual meeting instead of being sent to a wrong link that looked like a Zoom join URL.

New

• A Program Timeline widget shows project schedules and milestones from your Living Execution Plans across workspaces in one Gantt-style view.
• Observations can be assigned to a Workspace at any time, not only when first captured.
• Custom status and priority icons let you match icons to your own process, alongside refreshed goal state icons.

Improved

• Meeting report emails show dates and times in each recipient's own timezone.
• Longer meeting reports are captured in full, with the size limit raised from 10,000 to 15,000 characters.
• New goals default to a percentage unit instead of USD.

Fixed

• Goal widgets on the dashboard display goal data again.
• Observed reality values on commitment items appear again.
• Editing tables in a team Execution Plan no longer flattens table cells into plain text.
• Approving or rejecting a changelog entry that a teammate already handled no longer shows an error.

New

• Mermaid diagrams can be inserted in documents with the /mermaid command, rendering flowcharts, sequence diagrams and Gantt charts inline.

Improved

• Organization, Scope and Team are now all called Workspace throughout the product, with no change to your data or permissions.
• Changelog review tasks show which meeting produced each suggested update, and updates can be approved without completing a to-do first.
• Dashboard widget cards align consistently and show more concise empty-state copy.
• Meeting reports, execution plans and changelog suggestions are generated with an upgraded AI model for better quality and consistency.

Fixed

• Bullet points in meeting report emails now display as proper list items instead of running together inline.
• Scrolling through a long meeting list no longer skips some meetings.

New

• The meeting page shows Joined and Didn't Join for each invited participant, and lists people who joined uninvited.
• You get an email explaining that no transcript was recorded when a meeting isn't captured, instead of a blank or invented report.

Improved

• Copying a meeting report keeps headings, bullets, status labels and mentions when pasted into Google Docs or Gmail, with Markdown as fallback.
• Auto-publish only offers team spaces you own and only prompts for recurring meetings, with "Never for this source" to opt out.
• Changelog review links back to the source meeting so you can check context before approving.
• The Notes tab says "No notes yet" instead of appearing blank when there is no report or agenda.
• Calendar sync handles larger calendars completely, and your calendar appears faster after connecting.
• Microsoft Teams messages from In Parallel are labeled as AI-generated.

New

• After each meeting you review proposed updates and approve or reject each one; only approved items enter your Living Execution Plan.
• Approving a changelog once links that recurring meeting series to the team space, so future meetings connect automatically.
• Pending changelogs appear as a To-Do task on your Personal Dashboard, and approving one updates your plan automatically.
• Team Digests can be delivered through Microsoft Teams as well as email.
• A Transcriber setting lets you choose whether it joins internal meetings, external meetings, or both.

Improved

• Meetings connect to the right team space whatever the organizer, and the old "Map meeting to organization" tasks are gone.
• The meeting page has a properties sidebar, a "Publish to" control and a join banner for meetings about to start.
• Organization owners get a personalized meeting report email with changelog cards and a direct review link.

Removed

• The old "Change team" action on meetings is replaced by the more visible "Publish to" control.

New

• The Living Execution Plan records when a goal's health changes, and you can open the plan update that triggered it.

Fixed

• Deleting a whole recurring series in Outlook now removes every occurrence, so no ghost events remain.

New

• A Notifications tab in personal settings sets who receives meeting report emails: organizers choose recipients, participants opt in or out.
• A copy button on meeting reports copies the Snapshot section as markdown, ready to paste into email, Slack or a document.

Improved

• Digest emails and Slack notifications use the clearer subject format "Digest: Team Name, Date".
• Meeting breadcrumbs show the real meeting name as a clickable link instead of a generic label.

Fixed

• Renamed items now show their current name in plans and meeting reports without a hard refresh.
• Deleted goals disappear from the goals list immediately instead of lingering until a page refresh.
• Observation descriptions show as formatted text instead of raw markup, and observation links open the correct view.
• Edits to a meeting report now feed the organization glossary, so new terms are captured.
• The Transcriber joins the right calendar event, and remembers your opt-out for future occurrences of a meeting.
• Outlook recurring-meeting exceptions keep their own time and location instead of being overwritten by the series.
• People in organizations without admin consent can now sign in to the Teams bot directly from Teams.

New

• Goals show an automatic green, amber or red health status based on timeline, progress, ownership and activity.

Improved

• Meeting reports include key observations from every meeting, even those not mapped to a team space, and every report email includes them.
• Digest settings use clearer labels: "Delivery to you" and "Delivery to team".

Fixed

• Repeated email reminders about mapping recurring meetings are switched off.
• Observation links no longer break or lead nowhere when the item has no mapped organization.

New

• Meeting reports can be edited directly in In Parallel, so you can correct a summary or action item after the meeting.

Improved

• Meeting report emails use a redesigned, cleaner template that looks consistent with the report in the product.
• Breadcrumbs appear on every page and remember where you came from, and the sidebar stays in sync with them.
• The observations widget links straight to the full list, and its status filter now starts on the first status.
• Only the current owner can reassign organization ownership; any member can still set an owner when there is none.

Fixed

• The observations widget no longer freezes the dashboard when a timeframe filter is active.
• Some users can now finish connecting calendar and Microsoft Teams integrations, which previously failed at sign-in.
• Your Personal Dashboard no longer shows tasks for features that are not enabled in your workspace.