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Mac release notes

A calmer, faster workspace

What changed in the Mac app, and how to install or update it without creating a second copy.

Download 1.0.0
Version
1.0.0
Build
27
Released
October 25, 2026

What's in this release

Dash-Digital-1.0.0-27.dmg
  • The workspace now uses the Dash Digital design system throughout: IBM Plex type, off-white paper, ink interaction states, and restrained amber accents.
  • A new Timeline view shows delivery dates across six months and keeps undated work visible instead of hiding it.
  • Notion can be connected with the official sign-in or a Notion integration token. Choose the databases this app should read and change the mapping later in Settings.
  • The workspace assistant now defaults to DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and supports OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic, and Ollama models using keys stored in the macOS Keychain.
  • Assistant answers use a Muse-style reading layout with real headings, lists, tables, code, generous spacing, and copyable answers.
  • The assistant can propose a new task or project. Nothing is created until you confirm the card, and the request still goes through the normal Notion permission and read-back checks.
  • Assistant conversations are kept locally on this Mac so you can close the panel without losing the thread.
  • A first-run setup guide connects Notion and the AI model in two steps, with a Setup guide available later in Settings.
  • Settings includes a feedback link that opens a prefilled GitHub issue for bugs, confusing moments, and missing work.
  • White-label builds remain isolated by brand: one bundle identity, Notion binding, Keychain namespace, cache, signing identity, and update feed per customer.

Fresh install

Install on this Mac

macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel

  1. Open the DMG and drag the app to Applications in Finder.
  2. Open the app from Applications, then eject the disk image.
  3. Connect Notion and your AI model from the welcome guide or Settings.

Already installed

Update the copy you already use

  1. Already installed? Open your installed copy and choose Check for Updates.
  2. Keep your existing installation location, including ~/Applications; avoid creating a second copy.