What’s new
After an update, a short window tells you what changed, in plain words. Open it again any time from the account menu, where a dot marks a release you have not seen.
What it does
Never wonder what changed
After every update
A short window shows what changed, once. On a phone it slides up from the bottom.
New things first
The new features come first, then a box of improvements and fixes.
A dot shows what you missed
A dot beside What’s new in the account menu marks a release you have not opened.
The whole history
Every change on dmu.email opens the full list, and the window counts the updates you skipped.
How it works
Update, read, come back
- 1
Update
The web app is always the newest version. After an update, the window opens by itself.
- 2
Read and close
Choose Got it. DMU Mail remembers on your account that you have seen it, whichever device you use.
- 3
Come back later
Open What’s new at the foot of the account menu whenever you want to read it again.
Good to know
The details
- Who sees it
- Everyone. The window opens once for each person and each release.
- Where
- What’s new at the foot of the account menu. In the Windows app, Settings › Desktop app offers it after an update.
- The full list
- dmu.email/changelog lists every release, with its date.
Be one of the first teams in
We let a few organisations into the private beta every week. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when there’s room for your team.
Three quick questions. No card needed.