Changelog

What we have shipped

The features, channels, and improvements we have added to this+that, newest first.

  1. SOC 2 Type I

    Our SOC 2 Type I examination is complete, as of July 31, 2026, performed by Atom Assurances LLC, an independent CPA firm. The report covers the Security criteria and is available under NDA. Our Type II audit is underway.

    See our security page
  2. WhatsApp Business

    Connect a WhatsApp Business account and customer messages arrive alongside your email and chat. DoBox extracts the tasks inside them, and workflows can trigger on a WhatsApp Business message and reply on the same number.

    See the integration
  3. Google Business Profile reviews

    Google reviews now land in this+that like any other message. Read them, draft a reply grounded in your Brain, and post it back, or let a workflow do it when a review arrives.

    See the integration
  4. this+that in Brazilian Portuguese

    The whole app is now available in Brazilian Portuguese. Switch languages in your account settings.

  5. Canva and Meta Ads, connected in one click

    Two more official MCP servers in the catalog. Connect Canva to find and attach brand assets from a workflow, and Meta Ads to pull campaign insights or build audiences, both through one-click OAuth.

    See all integrations
  6. Snooze an email

    Send a message out of your inbox and have it come back when you can actually deal with it.

  7. Contacts: a people list that keeps itself current

    Contacts builds itself from the accounts you already connected, resolves the same person across channels into one record, and keeps a per-person timeline assembled from your messages. Edits you make by hand survive the next sync.

    See Contacts
  8. Flows on mobile

    Workflows now work on your phone. Build, run, and check on your flows from the redesigned mobile interface, not just at your desk.

  9. Kanban board view for your DoBox

    See your DoBox as a board, not just a list. Drag tasks across columns, select several at once for bulk actions, and track suggestions and approvals in their own columns.

  10. More one-click MCP connections

    We expanded the official MCP catalog so your workflows can act on more tools in one click, including Linear, Sourcegraph, Glean, and Snowflake, alongside GitHub, Notion, HubSpot, and more. You can also bring your own OAuth client for providers that need it.

  11. Brain version history, approval gates, and DoBox rules

    Brain pages now keep a version history, so you can see what changed and roll back. Workflows can pause for a person to approve an action before it runs. And the rules your DoBox follows now live on a brain page in plain language, so you can read and edit how it decides what counts as a task.

    Read the announcement
  12. Belong to more than one team

    One person can now belong to several teams at once and switch between them. Your flows, agents, and Brain scope to whichever team you are working in, so nothing bleeds across.

    Read the announcement
  13. Calendar

    We promoted the calendar to a full feature: a Google-Calendar-style view inside this+that, with event details, RSVPs, guest autocomplete from your contacts, and video links. Your schedule sits right next to your messages and tasks.

    See the calendar
  14. Shareable AI agents

    Build an agent once and share it with your team. Team agent templates mean everyone can run the same specialized helper instead of each person wiring up their own.

  15. The Brain: knowledge that lives next to your work

    We launched the Brain: shared knowledge spaces and pages your workflows and your team can read from. It is where your operational knowledge lives, so the AI acts on your real context instead of guessing.

    See the Brain
  16. Google Chat channel, and the Telegram bot

    this+that now reads Google Chat alongside Gmail, Outlook, Slack, and Teams, so more of your conversations turn into tasks and workflows automatically. Telegram arrived at the same time as a way to message your assistant from your phone, not as a channel we read.

  17. The assistant: chat that acts on your messages

    We launched the assistant, a chat you can ask to triage your inbox, pull answers from your Brain, draft replies, and start workflows. It works across everything this+that connects to.

    Meet the assistant
  18. this+that inside your Gmail: the Chrome extension

    Our Chrome extension brings this+that into the inbox you already use. Get AI drafts, task capture, and summaries right inside Gmail, without switching tabs or pasting anything.

    Read the announcement
  19. Messages in. Actions out.

    We rebuilt this+that from the ground up: a full task manager, a visual workflow builder, and MCP support, all powered by AI that reads your messages and acts on them.

    Read the announcement