What's new

Last updated 1 September 2026

What changed, and why. Newest first.

Sharper calendar, and a duplicate that was not one

1 September 2026

The time zone now lives inside the hour picker instead of taking up a row of its own — and on a journey each end shows its own clock under the hour it governs.
Return in a time field saves the time and closes the picker, instead of closing the whole sheet with the old value.
A task’s time can now be typed: “9”, “9:15”, “14.30”.
Dragging an event to the very bottom of the day no longer pushes it past midnight, where it turned into a two-day all-day block.
Scrolling past the end of the day now rolls back round to the start, like a barrel.
When Google rate-limits a burst of edits, Core5 waits and retries instead of dropping the change — and a save that truly fails is undone on screen rather than lingering as a lie.

30 August 2026

Connect Core5 to Claude and ask about your own work. The connector reads with your session and your permissions, never with an administrator key.
Groundwork for Slack, Notion and HubSpot: rules that file work automatically.

26 August 2026

Six inboxes decided by what the message says about itself, in a cascade where the first match wins — so a message is in one list and only one.
Core5 learns from your corrections: move a message and the sender's next ones follow.
The composer writes like Gmail, and a reply quotes the original exactly as it was sent.