A Calmer, More Readable Home

Home has been pared back to what people actually use. The three suggestion rows that used to sit under the composer — the "How's the business doing?" style starters — are gone, so the composer now stands on its own directly above your glance cards. When you land on Home, the first thing you see is a blank line waiting for your question, not a menu of someone else's questions.

Alongside that, we've retired Recipes. The slash-prompt catalog and its menu added a second, parallel way to start work that rarely matched what anyone was trying to do, and it made the composer feel heavier than it needed to be. The "+" menu on both Home and chat is now three clear choices: add photos and files, create an automation, or start deep work. Less to scan, less to second-guess.

With the clutter cleared, the glance cards matter more — so we made them fully readable. Lines in "While you were away" and "Coming up" used to trail off into an ellipsis, quietly hiding the end of a sentence you might have needed. Hover a line now and it glides gently to the left to reveal the rest. The motion respects your system's reduced-motion preference, and on touch and keyboard the full text is available as a tooltip instead, so nothing is locked behind a hover.

Taken together, Home asks less of you and shows you more. Fewer paths to choose between at the start, and no truncated text to guess at once you're there.