What Shipped in July 2026: Notes, Calendar, and a Smoother Start

The short version: July filled in the everyday surfaces. Pantheon got a proper notes app (folders, images, an AI writing dock, Obsidian import, and sync), a calendar, a guided onboarding for new users, and feeds so updates like this one come to you.

Notes, properly

The quick notes from earlier in the year grew into a real notes app:

Folders and subfolders to organize your thinking

Paste and drop images straight into a note

In-note find so you can actually locate what you wrote

An AI writing dock for help drafting and summarizing on the spot

Import from Obsidian, so your existing notes come along

Sync across devices — keep a note local-only, or sync it to the cloud

It's the surface where the context around a relationship — the stuff that never fits in a chat — finally has a home.

A calendar

Pantheon got a calendar: your events with the right people attached, shown consistently on both desktop and the web. Meetings stop being a separate app you cross-reference and become part of the relationship record.

A smoother first run

New users now get a guided, multi-step onboarding instead of a blank page — and the core surfaces (Notes, Calendar, and Files) became first-class parts of the app rather than side features.

Follow along

We also added referrals and RSS/Atom feeds for this blog — so the next monthly recap can come to you, wherever you read.

That brings us current. Seven months, from an assistant that learned to remember to a relationship platform you can run your world on — Telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage, and the tools around them, in one place. We'll keep these recaps coming, month by month. Thanks for building it with us.