What Shipped in February 2026: Notes, Exports, and Knowing Who Matters

The short version: February made Milo more useful in the small, daily ways — notes you can keep on the people you talk to, an export so your data is yours to take, and the first hints of Milo understanding who in your network matters most.

Notes that stick

You can now capture notes on the people you talk to and manage them cleanly — add context after a conversation, review it later, and remove notes you no longer need. It's the start of Milo remembering the things you decide are worth remembering, not just what it observes.

Take your data with you

We added export — a simple way to pull your data out of Milo. Portability isn't a feature we hide behind a wall; if it's your information, you should be able to take it with you.

Milo learns who matters

Milo began paying attention to who you actually engage with, so your most active and important relationships rise to the top instead of getting lost in the noise. It's early, but it's the seed of the relationship intelligence the rest of Pantheon is built on.

Your data stays yours

We also spent time making sure each person's information stays cleanly separated — the unglamorous, essential work of keeping your world yours and no one else's.

February was about turning a clever assistant into a dependable one. Next month, Pantheon steps out of the chat window entirely.