Week of July 27, 2026

Chats open at the end of the conversation, all at once

Opening a chat now paints the whole conversation on the first load, positioned where you left it, rather than starting at the top of the thread and filling downward in visible steps while the page kept scrolling to keep up. A typical chat now loads in a single request instead of a dozen or more.

Longer conversations still load their older history in the background, but it arrives above what you are reading and the view stays exactly where it is: nothing already on screen moves or grows. If you have scrolled up to read an earlier part of a thread, that position holds too.

Live replies are unchanged: joining a run still shows everything written so far immediately and animates only the new text as it arrives. A conversation that has already finished is now shown as finished, including a run that ended without completing.

Booking pages check Outlook calendars

A booking page hosted on an Outlook connection now reads that account's free/busy before offering times. Previously it did not check the calendar at all: a fully booked day still showed a full set of open slots, and a guest could book straight over an existing meeting. Existing pages are corrected automatically — there is nothing to recreate or reconfigure.

If Dispatch cannot read a host's calendar, the page now says availability is temporarily unavailable and declines the booking, rather than presenting an unchecked calendar as free. The Outlook connection can be reconnected from Settings to restore it.