Our marketing pages now show the actual Wyatt interface — live animations and screenshots rendered from the real app, so what you see before signing up is what you get after.
One-click Google sign-in, and a short setup wizard that gets your first workspace, teammates, and connections in place in under a minute.
Bring your existing pages, product analytics, and issues into Wyatt from day one so the assistant can answer from everything your team already knows.
Long answers keep streaming through network hiccups, fast replies are never lost on navigation, and your full conversation history is available on every surface.
Ask the assistant to update many documents at once — rename, retag, restructure — and review the changes as they land.
Clicking a notification now always lands you on the exact document, comment, or task it refers to.
A redesigned playbar for meeting recordings, and meeting titles that update live as the summary is finalized.
Wyatt links shared in Slack, iMessage, and social unfurl with clean branded cards — including document previews for shared docs.
Transcripts now recognize who said what. Speakers are named automatically and can be corrected inline, and summaries credit decisions to the right person.
Install the CLI once and it keeps itself current. Drive documents, tasks, and the assistant from your terminal or your own scripts.
Wyatt now picks the best current AI model for each job — including dedicated speech-to-text with speaker separation for meetings.
A cleaner weekly summary of what changed across your workspace, delivered on your schedule. Each recipient gets their own view, and cadences can differ per person.
Wyatt is now an MCP server: connect your favorite AI tools to your workspace with branded, scoped OAuth — including grants that span multiple workspaces.
PDF revisions persist dependably, template updates apply cleanly, and concurrent edits to PDF metadata no longer collide.
OAuth screens stay visibly busy through redirects, auth-code emails are clearer about resends, and route transitions after sign-in no longer flash.
Meetings become documents: transcribed, summarized, and connected to the tasks and decisions that come out of them.
⌘K search now groups results by type with counts — documents, chats, and more — and ranks each result with a relevance score.
The chat composer now carries attachment, web-browsing, and voice controls together, so you can ground a question in a PDF, a page, or your own voice without switching modes.
Agent tools are now scoped to the entities you reference, so answers stay on-topic in large workspaces and multi-step work confirms changes before applying them.
External share links open reliably for viewers without accounts, including links to specific blocks inside a document.
Talk to Wyatt and hear answers out loud. Voice mode works across your workspace content — hands-free capture, questions, and summaries.
Charts built from your databases update live as records change, and dashboard grids render faster with a cleaner card design.
Alongside grid and board, any table with a date column can now be viewed as a calendar.
Presence avatars, live cursors, and block updates land more smoothly in busy documents, and offline edits reconcile faster when you come back.
Turn repeatable AI workflows into named skills your whole team can run — meeting summaries, status updates, note formatting, or your own custom prompts.
Comment threads anchor precisely to the text they discuss, resolve with one click, and notify the right people — with correct author names everywhere.
Configure agents that handle recurring work and respond in your connected tools, grounded in your workspace and always under your control.
Semantic search understands synonyms and paraphrases better, and results explain which workspace they came from.
Create scoped API keys from settings and build on your workspace programmatically, with full reference documentation.
Create tasks directly from any document line, see them alongside their source context, and track everything in table, board, and calendar views.