What Shipped in April 2026: One Brain, Every Channel, in Real Time

The short version: April made Pantheon feel alive. Updates and replies now happen in real time, you can connect the tools you already use, Milo's memory got smarter, and your network started taking shape as a graph of people and companies — not just a list of chats.

Real-time everywhere

The dashboard stopped waiting on refreshes. Messages, updates, and unread counts now arrive live, and Milo's replies stream in as they're written instead of landing all at once. It's a small thing you feel constantly.

Connect what you already use

Your relationships don't only live in chat apps. This month we started bringing in the rest:

Email and calendar, so your conversations and meetings sit next to the people they involve.

Meeting notes from the tools you already run, so what was said in a call becomes part of the record.

The point isn't to make you switch tools — it's to let Pantheon see the whole picture.

A memory that improves

Milo's memory grew from "remembers this conversation" to remembers across conversations and gets better over time — carrying context forward and learning what's worth holding onto.

Your network as a graph

We began turning your contacts into something structured: one clean profile per person, companies as first-class entities, and a lightweight deal pipeline for the relationships that are going somewhere. The beginning of Pantheon understanding not just who you know, but how it all connects.

Laying pipe for what's next

Some of April's biggest work was groundwork you couldn't see yet — the plumbing to bring in more channels. It paid off fast: next month, we went beyond Telegram.

April was the month Pantheon stopped being a single app and started being a system.