Release notes
Every change, version by version.
New features, improvements, and fixes in each Nakama release.
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Type to find it
Long lists like languages, members, conversations and countries now open with a search box, filter as you type and say so when nothing matches. Confirmations happen inside the app instead of a browser box, error messages tell you what to do next, and Mail and Drive show their layout while the first page loads. The member role picker in settings responds again, and 31 missing countries, South Korea among them, are back in the country list.
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Controls that match everywhere
Theme picker, switches, toasts, dropdown filters and tables now share one design across the panel and settings. Column headers reveal their sort arrow on hover and keep it lit on the sorted column; a lone selection in a filter shows its name instead of a count.
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SEO checks, opened in place
Each SEO, AEO and GEO pillar now expands right under its score to list the exact checks that need work on the current page, so you can fix them without leaving the panel.
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Jump to any month
Tap the month title in the briefing calendar to pick a year and month directly, and the calendar now sits flush with the rest of the card.
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Browse months in the briefing
The briefing calendar gains previous, next and Today buttons, and holidays follow you into any year you open.
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Holiday names in your language
Public holidays for every country now appear in all 19 languages instantly, with the local name beside your translation. Nothing is sent anywhere to translate them.
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Pick your currencies, cities and countries
The + button on the currency, world clock and calendar cards opens a searchable list: add what you follow, drag rows into order and save. The calendar lists that month's holidays by date, country and name, marks holiday dates with a dot, and currency amounts are now plain numbers you tap to edit.
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Weather, drawn in line
The briefing's weather now uses the same thin line icons as the rest of the panel, with sun and moon following the local hour, and the currency card shows its rate date in your language.
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Readable in the dark
Emphasized text and icons in dark mode are white again. They had been painted in a surface gray that vanished on black.
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Currency, and a clock you can move
The briefing gains a currency card: type in any row and the rest recalculate, with rates refreshed daily. Tap a world-clock time to see every city at that moment, drag rows to reorder them, and each row now shows its date beside the offset.
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A quieter, sharper look
The whole extension moved to a black-and-white design, with blue reserved for links: calmer surfaces, clearer text, and a matching dark mode. Every panel header now carries the same buttons in the same order: create, refresh, search.
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Nakama speaks Turkish
Turkish joins as the 19th language: the side panel, settings and this site, all written natively.
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Safer, and better written
Security holes in calendar descriptions and mail export are closed, AI credit and credit pack charges are now exact, and the wording in all 18 languages was rewritten to read naturally.
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Keep what you paid for
Deleting a paid workspace now schedules it for the end of your billing period, so everything stays until the date on the banner, and you can cancel anytime to keep it.
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Headers that stay put
Gmail's folder and date controls stay visible while you scroll the list, and the mail toolbar fits on one line.
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Cleaner compose
Flat recipient and subject fields, a body that fills the panel, and margins that match every other panel.
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Polished panels
Meet gains search, the world clock reads in one line, and long emails fill the panel right away.
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One header for every file panel
Drive, Docs, Sheets and Slides share the exact same period header, and the title shortens when space is tight.
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File panels match Gmail
Hover a row for quick actions (incl. Add to Todo), pick a time period, and sort columns with clear up/down arrows.
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A steadier in-page launcher
The floating button stays pinned to the bottom edge at any zoom, adds the current page to Todo, and its dismiss syncs with the settings toggle.
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Close all panels
One button in the rail clears every open panel and returns you to an empty workspace.
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Easier mail reading
A floating toolbar follows you down long emails (star, important, reply, reply all, forward), and the message always fills the panel.
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Quieter recipient details
Sender, recipients, Cc and Bcc open as a calm overlay, with no body shift and no flicker.
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Drag a file into a draft
Drop a Drive file into a Gmail compose to insert its link instantly.
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Keyboard scrolling
Home, End, Page Up and Page Down scroll the focused panel, plus Add to Todo right in the mail toolbar.
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Email to calendar event
Drag a Gmail message onto Calendar to create an event, prefilled from the subject.
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Email to to-do
Drag a Gmail message onto Todo to turn it into a task, with the email attached.
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Translation polish
Remove, toggle and other controls are now translated across all 16 languages.
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Richer to-dos
Add an assignee, a deadline and attachments to any task, and the colored bell is gone.
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Your layout sticks
The workspace arrangement is saved and restored across reloads.
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Save from any page
The page launcher saves or un-saves the current page, reflected live in Saved.
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Saved, tidier
An All accordion collapses every folder, search is independent, and hovering shows the page title.
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Split left and right
Drag panes side by side, not just stacked: left, right, top or bottom.
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Cleaner Drive list
The Owner column hides when space is tight, names get tooltips, and folders use one consistent icon.
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Fully localized controls
Toolbar, mail and calendar nav, and the rail are translated across 16 languages.
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Native in every language
All 16 languages now have native translations, so there is no English fallback when you switch.
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Drive, deeper
Browse Shared drives, search the whole scope from the server, and sort columns three ways.
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Integrations catalog
Pin the tools you use (Slack, GitHub, Dropbox, Notion, Figma, Zoom, Teams) to the rail.
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No vanishing panels
A hard guard keeps a stacked pane from ever disappearing when you split.
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Compose, properly
A rich-text toolbar, recipient chips, HTML send, and your Gmail signature, built into compose.
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Calendar you can edit
Day, week and month views with an in-panel editor that writes back to Google Calendar.
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A real settings page
General, Profile, Workspace and Billing, with language and world-clock zones wired to the panel.
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The Nakama side panel
A calm rail, profile menu, greeting and a page launcher: the home base beside your work.