Release notes

What changed

0.8.0

Latest27 September 2026

Speak an instruction and MemoFlow writes it, block out time by voice, and a calendar you can drag on.

Write mode

  • —Hold fn 1, or say “write mode” first, and speak what you want rather than the words themselves. MemoFlow writes it and inserts the result.
  • —The writing is shaped for the app you are in: an email gets a greeting and a sign-off, a chat message stays short, a note comes out as markdown.
  • —Select a paragraph first and the instruction rewrites it in place.
  • —Sign-offs use a name you set once, and write mode can use your cloud model or stay on-device.

Block time by voice

  • —Say “block 3 to 5 tomorrow for deep work” and it goes on your calendar instead of being typed.
  • —The confirmation names what was created and offers an Undo.
  • —The common phrasings are understood with no model and no network, so this works offline.

A calendar you can drag on

  • —Day and week are now a real time grid, with a line at the current time and overlapping events side by side.
  • —Drag across empty space to block out exactly the hours you want.
  • —Events open in a card beside the block rather than a window over it, with colours you can set per block.

Extractors are now Dynamic Flows

  • —A library of your own Flows, with the generated result up front instead of the prompt.
  • —A Flow can run itself after every meeting, or only after meetings carrying a tag you choose.
  • —Every earlier result is kept and can be reopened.

Settings and permissions

  • —Settings is now seven tabs instead of one long scroll, so related settings sit together.
  • —A Permissions tab lists everything MemoFlow asks for, what each is for, and what stops working without it.
  • —Transcription engines sit beside the model that has to be downloaded for them.

Fixes

  • —Calendar access can finally be granted. The app carried the entitlement but was missing the description macOS needs before it will show the permission prompt.
  • —Fixed a crash on first launch for new installs, caused by a database migration that referenced a column added by a later one.
  • —Dictation now says whether it is transcribing or polishing, and no longer leaves the hands-free notice on screen while it works.

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0.7.1

9 September 2026

Calendar connection now works in the signed Mac release.

Calendar connection fix

  • —The signed app now includes the macOS Calendar entitlement, so Connect can request full access and load Google, Outlook and iCloud calendars from your Mac.
  • —If Calendar access is denied, MemoFlow now explains what happened and opens the correct Privacy & Security setting.

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0.7.0

9 September 2026

A calendar built around today, editable synced meetings, and recordings that find the right event automatically.

Your day, in one calendar

  • —Calendar opens on Today with every meeting and reminder in one schedule. Switch to day, week, month or agenda whenever you need a wider view.
  • —Filter the view to the calendars you want and search meetings from the same screen.
  • —The separate Reminders tab is gone. Meeting reminders now live where they belong: alongside the meeting in Calendar.

Google, Outlook and iCloud

  • —MemoFlow shows calendars already connected to Calendar on this Mac, including Google, Outlook and iCloud accounts.
  • —Create a meeting on the calendar account you choose and it syncs through that provider to your other devices.
  • —Calendar access remains local through macOS; MemoFlow does not need your Google or Microsoft password.

Create, edit and delete meetings

  • —Add a meeting or reminder with its title, time, all-day setting, calendar, location, meeting link, alert and notes.
  • —Edit those details later or delete the event from MemoFlow.
  • —For a recurring meeting, changes and deletion apply to the selected occurrence.

Recordings link themselves

  • —Start recording from a calendar event, its detail view or its meeting-time notification and the new recording is linked to that exact event immediately.
  • —Start recording another way and MemoFlow automatically matches the closest active calendar meeting and uses its title.
  • —Open the meeting later to jump directly to its saved notes, summary or transcript.

Meeting-time notifications

  • —MemoFlow can send a Mac notification when a meeting starts, with a Start Recording action built in.
  • —Choose the reminder while creating or editing the event; recurring reminders are scheduled from the Calendar view.
  • —Linked recordings, transcripts and notes remain in MemoFlow if the original calendar event is deleted.

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0.6.0

8 September 2026

A 7-day trial and a one-time licence, shortcuts you learn by doing, and Parakeet for English.

Trial and licence

  • —Everything is free for 7 days from the first launch of this version. After that, recording, dictation, transcription and Ask need a licence key; everything already recorded stays readable and exportable.
  • —One-time licence, never a subscription: Personal $20 (one Mac and one iPhone), Team $40 (three people), Organisation $300 (up to twenty). Keys are issued by Dodo Payments at checkout and entered in Settings › License.
  • —The app re-checks the key on launch and daily; a refunded or disabled key locks at the next launch. Deactivate this Mac from Settings to move the key to another.

Onboarding, redesigned

  • —Four screens in their own window instead of six inside the main window.
  • —All permissions on one screen — Microphone, Accessibility and System Audio — with status that updates the moment you grant them, and a Relaunch button when macOS needs one for system audio.
  • —The System Audio request now actually registers MemoFlow in System Settings; before, the pane opened with no MemoFlow row to switch on.
  • —Model downloads show real progress and each phase — downloading, optimizing, ready — in onboarding and in Settings.
  • —Shortcuts are learned by doing: hold fn to dictate, double-tap fn to lock hands-free, fn ⇥ to start a meeting, rehearsed live. New installs get these defaults; existing shortcuts are unchanged.

Parakeet v3

  • —A second local engine: English plus 25 European languages and Japanese, around 180× faster than real time, with nothing to optimize after the download. Recommended by default on English-first Macs; Hindi and Hinglish stay with the Apex model.
  • —Parakeet-TDT 0.6B v3 is by NVIDIA (CC BY 4.0), run through FluidAudio’s Core ML conversion.

Updates

  • —A new version shows in the sidebar and the menu bar with an Install button, and once as a popup.
  • —A version that has to be retired asks you to update before continuing; nothing already recorded is affected.

Fixes

  • —fn+Tab as a shortcut no longer hijacks the plain Tab key system-wide.
  • —Deleting a model updates the card immediately, and a delete no longer triggers a re-download.
  • —The Parakeet download shows a progress bar rather than sitting on “Loading…”.
  • —The meeting-recording shortcut re-arms itself when the Accessibility permission is granted.

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0.5.0

27 August 2026

Recordings that survive the real world, and a home screen that shows what you have captured.

Dashboard

  • —MemoFlow opens on a summary of what it has captured — words dictated and transcribed, meetings recorded, action items extracted, when you dictate, and activity over time.

Recording keeps going when your mic does not

  • —Unplug a headset mid-meeting and the recording moves to another input instead of ending.
  • —Set a preferred order of microphones, so it falls back the way you want rather than to whatever macOS picks.
  • —A warning when your microphone is clipping — clipped audio silently transcribes to nothing.
  • —A short tone when recording starts and stops, often the only confirmation you get when dictating into another app.

Dictation modes you define

  • —Per-app and per-site modes, each with their own engine, prompt and style rules.
  • —Say a mode’s trigger phrase to switch on the fly.
  • —Auto-send: have Return pressed for you after insertion, per mode.
  • —Word replacements, so names and jargon come out spelled your way every time.

Better answers in Ask

  • —Answers render as Markdown — headings, lists, bold.
  • —A question about a standup on a date, or across a range, is answered day by day.
  • —OpenRouter joins Gemini as a cloud provider: one key, any model.

Transcription and reliability fixes

  • —The Hinglish model’s confidence gates are genuinely disabled now — they were gated behind a flag that was never set.
  • —The start tone no longer lands at the head of the dictation buffer, where it made the model return nothing.
  • —“nan” no longer appears in transcripts.
  • —A retention policy that deletes old meeting audio on a schedule while keeping transcripts and summaries.
  • —A diagnostics report, for bug reports.

Housekeeping

  • —What’s New appears once after an update, and any time from Help ▸ What’s New.
  • —Settings fills the window instead of sitting in a narrow column.

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0.4.4

23 July 2026

Changes

  • —Meeting reminders from Apple Calendar, with a Start Recording button on the card.
  • —A Reminders tab, and Live Activity-style reminder cards.
  • —Hover-to-remove tag chips, and custom tags.

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0.4.2

20 July 2026

Changes

  • —Optional Gemini cloud intelligence, with your own key, off by default.
  • —Context-aware dictation that matches the app you are writing into.
  • —File @-tagging in Cursor, Windsurf, Antigravity and VS Code.

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0.4.0

19 July 2026

Changes

  • —MemoFlow updates itself — the first self-updating build.

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0.2.0

19 July 2026

Changes

  • —Hindi, English and Hinglish transcription with a locally converted Whisper model.
  • —Dictation anywhere on your Mac with a global shortcut.
  • —Ask, for questions across everything you have recorded.

Download 0.2.0 →