Reimagining Hummingbird for parallel workflows

When Littlebird finishes meeting prep or a meeting summary, it emails you the result. Turn either off in Settings → Meetings, or use the unsubscribe link in the email.

The floating widget has a composer while a meeting is recording, so you can ask about it without leaving the call. The answer lands in that meeting’s chat.

Meeting summaries are more accurate and miss fewer details.

You can now refresh your calendar yourself from the Meetings view or the upcoming-meetings widget, if the events appear out of sync.

Zoom and Teams join buttons open the app directly, skipping the browser page that asks whether to open it.

Adding a meeting note to a project is a chip on the note itself, with a searchable picker, rather than an item in a hover menu.

The email draft card in Chat has been redesigned, and several things that went wrong in it are fixed: keyboard focus could get stuck in the recipient fields, collapsing Cc and Bcc hid recipients that were still sent, and Cancel threw away your edits without saying so.

You can now ask Chat about a PDF, RTF, or plain-text file attached to an email.

One toggle collapses or expands every integration at once, and a collapsed integration summarizes its accounts — “2 Connected”, “1 Expired” — instead of showing nothing.

The Add integrations window scrolls through every category in one pass, with the sidebar marking where you are.

A connected account you have not named is called “Primary Account”, and a pencil next to the name lets you rename it.

You can choose which project a message belongs to from the composer itself.

Chats with a lot of images and generated files in them stay fast — files you have viewed no longer accumulate in memory, and attachments load when you open them rather than when you scroll past.

A link inside a report you have already trusted opens without asking you to confirm again.

A Routine you asked Littlebird to create appears in your list straight away instead of after the next refresh.

A Routine that Littlebird paused explains why, and resuming one you paused yourself no longer asks you to confirm.

Routine emails have an unsubscribe link that turns off email for that Routine.

Sidebar section headings stay in view as you scroll, so you can tell where you are in a long list.

Dictation runs to twenty minutes, and reaching the limit transcribes what you said rather than discarding it.

You can copy your referral link straight from the share dialog.

Select text in any app, choose Ask Littlebird, and it opens a new chat with that text already in the composer.

Your meetings appear the moment you open Meeting Notes, instead of after a loading screen.

Signing up with Apple or Google fills in your name, rather than asking for something you already gave.

A reply being written no longer dies when your connection drops for a moment.

A chat no longer renders half-loaded after a refresh.

Send a message on one device and your other devices show the chat as thinking, instead of looking stalled.

The web app no longer offers Open in tab, which only works on the desktop app.

Fixed a spurious “Unable to start recording” when a recording was already running.

Stopping a meeting from the widget or the sidebar no longer leaves you with a finished meeting, no summary, and nothing telling you one is coming.

A meeting transcript reads as separate lines rather than one block of text.

The spoken-language list in Settings → Meetings scrolls with your trackpad or mouse wheel.

Hummingbird can read a browser window even when the address bar is focused.

Undo in the Hummingbird composer works with Cmd+Z.

A report notification opens the report it was about, not the previous day’s.

Deleting a Routine removes the chats it created instead of leaving them in your history.

Editing a draft keeps it attached to its thread, so your reply does not go out as a separate message.

Littlebird uses your one connected email account instead of failing when it does not name which account to send from.

A chat no longer hangs indefinitely when an MCP server accepts a request and never answers.

If your device cannot unlock its saved session, Littlebird says so instead of quietly returning you to the login screen.

Fixed an error screen appearing while Littlebird updated its notes mid-reply.

Avatar initials handle names like “Meg St. Clair” correctly.

Swiping in from the left edge goes back instead of opening the sidebar.