What’s new

Lowtide updates itself. Here’s what each release brought.

1. 0.1.12 · October 21, 2026

   Threads with more than one person in them

   • Someone else writing you directly in an email thread no longer takes the first person's card: each keeps their own.
   • A reply in Gmail closes only the cards of the people it went to.

2. 0.1.11 · October 20, 2026

   Older History entries open to their cards

   • Things you closed before History kept a copy of each card now open to it, and can come back to your list.

3. 0.1.10 · October 20, 2026

   Reminders tied to people and moments

   • Type “when Maya replies, ask about pricing” in Ask: it comes back the moment Maya writes, beside her email.
   • Or “next time I see Dev, bring up the offsite”: it comes up shortly before your next meeting with Dev.

4. 0.1.9 · October 20, 2026

   Promises to yourself, and a History that brings cards back

   • Type “renew passport by Friday” in Ask: it's on your list, planned into a free stretch, and closes itself once an email shows it's done.
   • History keeps every card that leaves your list, and any of them can come back.
   • Anything Lowtide closes on its own, because you replied in Gmail, they replied or a promise was kept, is in History with the reason.

5. 0.1.7 · October 20, 2026

   Claude Code's questions, answered from your list

   • Questions from Claude Code, including from Claude's desktop app and VS Code, show with their options and descriptions, and you can pick several or write your own.
   • When a new version is ready, a card above your list says so, instead of a window behind your other apps.

6. 0.1.6 · October 20, 2026

   The open card stands out again

   • In the window, the open card lifts in the list again beside its side panel.

7. 0.1.5 · October 20, 2026

   A side panel for the open card

   • In the window, the open card has a side panel of its own, cards have more room, and every card says where it came from.

8. 0.1.4 · October 20, 2026

   A recap after every meeting

   • After a meeting, a recap to everyone who was there, with who's doing what, ready to send.

9. 0.1.3 · October 20, 2026

   Time held on your calendar

   • Hold time on your calendar for any card, shown first and added only when you say so, with Undo.

10. 0.1.2 · October 20, 2026

    Draft options and starred email

    • One-tap rewrites under a draft: shorter, say no, not now.
    • A starred email is always a card.
    • Claude Code can read your list: “what do I owe Priya?”

11. 0.1.1 · October 20, 2026

    What fits today

    • The morning plan says what fits in each free stretch, wind-down says what closed today, and people who ask again come first.