Create a space from the sidebar whenever you want a dedicated home for a client, launch, trip, or any ongoing thread of work. Tasks can belong to a space, library files can be added to one, and Senra can suggest the right space when new work clearly fits an existing project.

Each space has its own task list and file list, so you can focus on one initiative without losing sight of the rest of your workspace.

You can now connect QuickBooks, Stripe, Gusto, Jobber, Granola, and Attio. Senra can pull from and act on your books and invoices, payments and customers, payroll and team info, jobs and quotes, meeting notes, and your CRM, all from the same place you already talk to it. Connect any of them from Settings and Senra can start handling the busywork around them.

When Senra is working on something in the background, you don't have to wait for it to finish. You can send follow-ups mid-task to nudge or correct it, queue messages while it's busy, and stop it instantly to change direction. Sending and stopping feel immediate now instead of laggy.

When a task involves browsing the web, Senra now captures a video replay and hands it back when the work is done, so you can see exactly what happened instead of taking its word for it.

A new home brings your overview, routines, integrations, skills, and team members into one place, with tabs so you can keep several things open at once. You can also set up a dedicated business workspace: give Senra your company website and it reads it to suggest the integrations and setup that fit what you do.

You can now see and build skills, reusable playbooks Senra follows for recurring work, so you can teach it once and have the same job done consistently every time.

Outlook now works the way Gmail already did: Senra can see your folders and categories, move messages into the right folder, and create folders when it needs to. Heads-ups about incoming mail also include the full thread now, so Senra has the whole picture before it flags anything.

A batch of quieter changes you'll feel more than see: background work and the live view of what Senra is doing are more dependable, tasks recover better after a hiccup, and Senra holds onto your context more reliably on iMessage.

The home task list gets a mark-all-read button and cleaner scrolling, web browsing scrolls more precisely, and Senra no longer double-replies when you set a reminder.

Senra now works with more than one email account at once. Connect several inboxes (up to three across Gmail and Outlook), and Senra keeps them straight: replies, drafts, and searches go to the right inbox on their own, and every draft shows which address it is coming from. You manage them all from a new Accounts area.

You can now keep more than one workspace and switch between them, the way you would separate a personal and a work account. Pick personal or business when you create one, and each gets its own setup so Senra fits that context. Switch anytime from the sidebar.

Main chat now has a scroll-to-bottom button that shows up when you scroll away during a long conversation. One click brings you back to the newest message, and it gently pulses while Senra is still replying.

Checking in on or redirecting a task that is already running is more reliable now, so asking Senra for a status update or steering it mid-task lands consistently.

Ask Senra to label, archive, move, or trash a Gmail thread and it handles it. Senra can also create and manage labels. Useful when you're triaging your inbox through chat instead of switching apps.

Senra can now create and edit Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, share Drive files with people, create folders, and move files to trash. Calendar events also come back cleanly so a follow-up message can update or delete the event Senra just made.

When Senra works, related tool calls (like several email reads in a row) are grouped into one row, reasoning is easier to follow, and in-flight tool counts are visible at a glance.

The settings page has been rebuilt around clean Account, Preferences, Memory, Billing, and Usage sections.

A few quieter wins: rapid chat sends are paced so they don't churn, and connecting GitHub now works correctly when you have the Senra app installed on more than one account.

Behind a new Experimental toggle in Settings, Senra will be able to drive your Mac directly: clicking, typing, scrolling, and reading windows you have open. You can even switch Mac spaces and Senra will keep working. More on this soon.

Desktop chat now has two ways to work. Focus keeps everything inline so you can follow what Senra is doing step by step, which is the right mode when you want to stay close to the work. Multitask lets you spin off background agents work and keep the conversation moving while the work happens. Focus mode is now the default on web and desktop, and on iMessage, Senra multitasks to keep your conversation moving.

You can now also queue messages, and make Senra multitask on the work when it makes sense.

A few quieter changes you'll feel even if you don't see them: file operations should feel noticeably faster thanks to improvements to Senra's cloud computer. Also, resumable streams now have fewer visual bugs in certain edge cases.

Connecting GitHub now goes through a cleaner install flow for the Senra GitHub app.

When Senra is using tools (running searches, working with files, etc.), the background agent trace is easier to read and less noisy.

Both light and dark mode have nicer, more refined color palettes.