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Last updated: October 26, 2026

What changed in Noah, release by release. We list the changes you can see or use. Questions: hello@heynoah.io

Features marked (Early Access) are available to members in our Early Access program first.

October 26, 2026

  • Your account page in the app shows Noah's WhatsApp number, with a Say hi link that opens a chat with Noah.
  • When you connect or disconnect an app, the confirmation names the app, like "Linear connected".

October 23, 2026

  • After you connect Google, Noah's welcome arrives as two short texts: what Noah can do for you, then what you'd like it to take on first.
  • When Noah texts you about someone, it gives their full name and company or role the first time, so the message makes sense on its own.
  • Send Noah photos, files and voice notes on WhatsApp, and Noah reads them along with your message.
  • When Noah spots a scheduling request in your inbox, it asks you one plain question, such as whether to send them a few times that work for you. (Early Access)

October 22, 2026

  • Lists in Noah's texts now have a blank line between items, so they're easier to scan.
  • Ask Noah "how do I add you to Slack?" and you get the link and three short steps.
  • Ask Noah "are you on WhatsApp?" and Noah links you to the right number to message.
  • When Noah books a meeting from a Slack channel, it can include teammates who aren't in that channel. (Early Access)
  • The integrations page in the app has a Slack card. Add Noah to Slack from there, or see which workspace Noah is connected to.

October 20, 2026

  • In a Slack channel, Noah books the best time everyone is free, and tells you in one line if it had to move the time. (Early Access)
  • Reply "yes" in your direct messages with Noah in Slack to approve a channel booking that overlaps something on your calendar. (Early Access)
  • Noah answers follow-up questions in a Slack thread it's already part of, without needing to be tagged again. (Early Access)
  • Ask "what time is my meeting?" in a channel and Noah answers from your live calendar. (Early Access)
  • Paste a link to a Slack message and Noah opens it and reads it.
  • When you message Noah directly in Slack, Noah reacts with 👀 while it works and ✅ when it's done.

October 19, 2026

  • You can choose Slack as your preferred channel. Reminders, briefings and check-ins then arrive as a Slack message from Noah, and fall back to text if Slack can't be reached.
  • Noah's replies in Slack channels are shorter and laid out to scan. Ask for everything and you still get everything. (Early Access)
  • When Noah joins a Slack channel, its welcome message is short and says what it can help with. (Early Access)
  • If a Slack channel booking needs someone's okay first, Noah tells you it's checking with them. (Early Access)
  • Noah's welcome tells you which address to CC on emails.
  • New members start with a free trial.

October 16, 2026

  • A refreshed sign-up: Noah greets you by first name after you connect Google, and you can have the connect text sent again if it didn't arrive.
  • A group direct message with Noah in Slack works like a channel, without a welcome post.

October 15, 2026

  • After you add Noah to Slack, you land on a confirmation page that names your workspace, shows how to message Noah or tag @Noah in a channel, and opens Slack in one tap.
  • On iMessage, links Noah texts you show up as tappable preview cards instead of long web addresses.
  • Tag Noah in a Slack channel and ask what was decided, even months ago. Noah reads back through the channel and tells you how far back it looked. (Early Access)
  • In Slack channels, Noah understands each teammate's time zone ("tomorrow morning my time"), and reads the latest conversation before answering "thoughts on the above?" (Early Access)
  • When Noah opens a scheduling link or booking page for you, it reads the page itself, so it sees which dates are open.

October 14, 2026

  • Noah asks you before following up with someone who hasn't replied.

October 13, 2026

  • Sending files is available to everyone. Ask for an attachment from your email or a file you texted Noah ("send Dana the deck I sent you yesterday") and Noah finds it and sends it.
  • Ask "what's pending?" and Noah answers from everything it keeps track of for you (your email, your meetings and what you've asked of it), with what you asked for or promised at the top.
  • Your morning briefing opens with the shape of your day, then a short numbered list of what needs you, with options you can answer in a word. Morning and evening briefings end with one specific offer to take something off your plate. (Early Access)
  • When you email Noah or message it directly in Slack, Noah draws on what it already knows from your inbox, meetings and past conversations, just as it does over text.
  • A simpler start when you sign up by text: one clear link to connect Google, a short introduction once you're connected, and on iMessage, Noah's contact card so it's easy to save.
  • Ask "what can you do?" and Noah explains how it keeps your work moving, then offers to handle one specific thing it has noticed for you.
  • When Noah offers several times in an email, each option sits on its own numbered line.
  • If your meeting notes weren't ready when Noah first checked, Noah checks again later and sends the follow-up once they're ready. (Early Access)

October 8, 2026

  • Shorter, clearer texts. When someone replies to you, Noah tells you what they're asking for in plain words instead of quoting the message back. Confirmations simply say when your meeting is, and when one choice is clearly best, Noah asks a quick yes or no.
  • When you ask Noah to change a recurring routine, such as what goes into your morning briefing, Noah confirms the change, or tells you if it couldn't make it. (Early Access)

October 5, 2026

  • If you've connected Gmail, ask Noah things like "who emailed me today?" or "did the lawyer get back to me about the contract?" and Noah searches your inbox to answer.
  • If Noah's access to your Gmail has lapsed, Noah tells you and sends a link to reconnect.

October 3, 2026

  • Noah in your team's Slack channels. Add Noah to a channel and anyone in it can tag Noah to answer a question, look something up or move the work along. Noah reads files posted with the tag, and removing Noah from a channel switches it off there. (Early Access)

October 2, 2026

  • When you message Noah in Slack, the answer comes back in Slack.

September 29, 2026

  • If a WhatsApp message can't be delivered, Noah sends it to you by text instead.

September 25, 2026

  • Turn meeting follow-ups on for one notes tool or for all of them. (Early Access)

September 24, 2026

  • Fathom works alongside Granola as a meeting notes tool Noah can read from. (Early Access)
  • You can mute a single meeting notes tool without turning the others off. (Early Access)
  • Formatting in Noah's texts, WhatsApp messages and emails is tailored to each channel.

September 20, 2026

  • A cleaner morning briefing: it opens with the shape of your day, and lists at most three open threads, only when there are any.
  • Pre-meeting briefs give one block per meeting.
  • After your meetings, Noah lists your commitments and asks once whether to set reminders for them tomorrow at 9am. (Early Access)

September 17, 2026

  • After a meeting where a follow-up was agreed, Noah offers to reach out and set it up. (Early Access)

September 16, 2026

  • When you turn on inbox watching, Noah watches for scheduling requests from people at your own company. (Early Access)

September 14, 2026

  • When several meeting reminders share a time, Noah names the time once instead of on every line. (Early Access)

September 12, 2026

  • You choose whose emails Noah watches for scheduling requests: name the people or companies that matter and Noah watches for those. (Early Access)
  • Meeting follow-ups state the commitment, the action and the time. A plain "yes" to an item with no time sets the reminder for tomorrow at 9am. (Early Access)

September 10, 2026

  • The app describes what inbox and meeting watching are doing for you in one plain sentence. (Early Access)

September 9, 2026

  • New members with a light calendar get a useful first suggestion from Noah.

September 8, 2026

  • Say yes to several requests at once and Noah handles them all in one email.

September 7, 2026

  • Turn inbox and meeting watching on or off by text. (Early Access)
  • When Noah has several requests for you, it bundles them into numbered lines with one yes-or-no question. (Early Access)

September 1, 2026

  • Noah asks before booking over something already on your calendar, and names what it would overlap. Say "go ahead" and Noah books it.
  • Don't want overlap checks? Tell Noah and it stops flagging them.

August 27, 2026

  • Noah asks before booking over an existing meeting, and short replies like "yes thanks", "ok 👍" or "k" count as a yes.

August 25, 2026

  • Cancel a batch of meetings and Noah handles up to seven before checking with you.

August 7, 2026

  • The day after you sign up, Noah offers a daily briefing at 9am your time, and asks before setting it up.

August 5, 2026

  • The verification code for your phone number stays valid for an hour, so you can finish signing up later.

August 3, 2026

  • When an app you use with Noah (like Google Drive) isn't connected, Noah sends a link to connect it.