A running list of what we’ve launched, improved and fixed, newest first.
The morning brief now finds a place for goals that have no time yet, lets you change any block it proposes before you approve the day, and says in plain words why it suggested something. Tap a block to book it; tap × or Undo and it goes back to being a suggestion.
Bring in a syllabus as a .docx as well as a PDF. When it leaves out something Khanflow needs, like the first day of class, answer in your own words.
The page people open from your shared times was rebuilt. It’s clearer on a phone, and it greets them with your first name.
Make and edit booking links on the web, set your weekly hours, and share one link. Guests pick a time on a page that fits their phone, with times as simple pills, and both of you get an email from bookings@khanflow.com.
Khanflow Pro is $7.99 a month, or $59.99 a year with a 3-day free trial, right in the app.
Accept or decline a request right from the notification, and each tap tells you how it went. Starting a block lights up the Dynamic Island. When Khanflow proposes several blocks, one tap shows them all so you can take or leave each.
Ask Khanflow to set up time with someone and it does the asking. Tell it how often you want to see the people who matter, and it offers your free times when it’s been too long.
If Outlook is your calendar, the events Khanflow makes are written there. Dictation also shows your words as you say them.
Add guests to an event and Khanflow emails them the invite, any change, and the cancellation. The assistant can make repeating events, and its card says which calendar an event goes to and when it ends.
Rename, move, archive or delete boards and areas. Select several boards at once to move or archive them together.
Home shows your day as pages you swipe through: what’s still open, later today, what needs you, and who to catch up with.
Import a syllabus and Khanflow proposes the whole schedule from it: classes, deadlines, exams. If the syllabus never says a date it needs, it asks.
