Projects and chats, made for your phone

We went through Projects and the assistant on an iPhone, tap by tap, and took the friction out.

Projects

• Press and hold a project or anything in it for the same actions as its ⋯ menu: rename, move to a project, share, delete and more.
• Find a project by name and sort by activity or name, right above your projects. New project is a round folder button at the top, and its Create button sits on the keyboard.
• A project's page keeps Back, its name and its actions in one bar at the top while you scroll. Add and Ask sit side by side, a thumb's reach away.
• Pull down at the top of Projects, a project or Unassigned to read them again.

Chats

• In the assistant's sheet on iPhone, the message box now sits right on the keyboard, with no strip of the page in between.
• Swipe a conversation left to delete it (with Undo) or right to pin it; press and hold for Rename and the rest. Pinned conversations stay at the top, and a new one is one tap away.
• Press and hold any message to copy it, read it aloud, share it or try again. Under answers these are icons, and holding one names them.
• Suggested next steps scroll sideways in one row, code and long links wrap, and the box grows to six lines before it scrolls.

The assistant's button

A clearer glass disc with a fine coloured rim and almost no glow. Its network breathes quietly, moves with a steady rhythm while it works, and a new suggestion shows once, without nagging.