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Oz Changelog

What's new.

Last updated July 20, 2026

Hi, I'm Ozzy. Here's what the team has been building, newest first. Some items roll out to workspaces gradually — if you don't see one yet, it's on the way. Got a request? Email support@anyreach.ai.

July 2026

  • Oz Rooms — host your own video meeting right inside Oz, with your team and Oz in the room together: join from a link in the browser, switch between grid and speaker views, share your screen, and pick a room theme. Live captions with real-time translation let everyone read along in their own language, a shared agenda keeps the meeting on track, Oz renders live widgets on its tile and can read a shared screen, and everyone gets a recap of decisions and action items on the end screen. Webinar/Stage mode, public recap share links, meeting Topics, and post-call miniapps are rolling out. (Jul 14–20)
  • Oz Social — Oz now runs your brand's social accounts. A content library, drafting and scheduling across six platforms (LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube) with per-channel controls, a unified inbox for comments, DMs, mentions, and reviews, follower-growth analytics with CSV export, a brand-voice prompt studio, and trend intelligence that spots what's taking off and drafts posts about why it works. (Jul 5–11)
  • Oz in meetings — paste a Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams link and Oz joins the call as a real participant: it listens, speaks only when addressed, renders live visuals and reads a shared screen, pulls your real data, keeps action items and decisions as it goes, and posts a full recap where you invited it from. (Jul 2–11)
  • Live Ozzy — run Oz as a live streamer from an operator console: an in-browser 3D avatar with real-time voice, unified live chat via Restream, moderation, clips, and one-click broadcast. Rolling out. (Jul 8–10)
  • Oz on iPhone — the AnyReach Oz iOS app is on the App Store, with realtime voice calls, Siri shortcuts, and every core view — dashboard, approvals, history, files, Clone, tasks, insights, and more — in your pocket. (Jul 2–4)
  • Approvals, first-class — a dedicated Approvals page where everything awaiting your sign-off is shown truthfully (held actions are no longer mislabeled as failures), with deep links, reject-with-note, and per-team "always allow this tool" controls. (Jul 9–11)
  • Missions — a durable runtime for big, long-running goals: Oz shards a goal into work items, runs them across your tools and read-only web research with approvals and evidence, and tracks it all live from a Missions command center — startable from Slack, email, Teams, voice, or the web. (Jun 29 – Jul 3)
  • Docs + walkthrough videos — /docs added narrated product walkthrough videos, nine new "Get more out of Oz" workspace guides, per-channel install pages, a guide to bringing Oz into group calls, and an expanded API + MCP reference. (Jun 21 – Jul 9)
  • New homepage — a refreshed marketing site with an "Oz in Action" launch video and side-by-side Oz comparison pages. (Jun 28 – Jul 11)
  • Reactivate an archived workspace — a self-serve request-and-approve flow to bring a deactivated organization back online. (Jul 9)

June 2026

  • Microsoft Teams & Outlook — full Teams support: Oz replies with Adaptive Cards, hands back real Office files (`.docx`, `.pptx`, `.xlsx`, `.pdf`) as download cards, runs slash commands, sends proactive DMs, signs in with SSO, and installs from a downloadable package — and shows up automatically in Outlook. Rolling out. (Jun 16 – Jul 9)
  • Free trial & enterprise sign-in — self-serve signup with a 14-day trial and Stripe checkout, Microsoft Entra ID enterprise SSO, and native Apple sign-in. Rolling out. (Jun 16 – Jul 9)
  • Slack App Home overhaul — a multi-tab home (Rhythm, Review, Insights, Calendar, History, Integrations, About), native rich-text replies, a live progress spinner, inline images, cited-source footers with deep links, and a `/mode` command. (Jun 16 – Jul 8)
  • Chirps — save anything worth remembering from any channel into a searchable team knowledge base with a "Chirp This" button, sort it into folders, auto-sync folders from Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive, and see how often Oz has cited each item. (Jun 20 – Jul 8)
  • Relationship graph & Network — Oz maps the people and companies you work with (now with avatars and company logos), imports your LinkedIn connections, and surfaces who's gone quiet, who to reconnect with, and a warm path to an intro — plus a redesigned, Obsidian-style graph explorer. Rolling out. (Jun 20 – Jul 5)
  • Data Apps — turn a prompt and your connected data into a small, shareable app, tune it in a two-pane visual editor, publish a public link, or drop it into any website with an embeddable widget. Rolling out. (Jun 15 – Jul 5)
  • Clone & Memory — the Clone view is now a three-tab Overview / Learn / Act layout with an editable, self-service view of the curated memory Oz keeps about you. Rolling out. (Jun 16 – Jul 2)
  • Track — Analytics and History are now one place: trends over time plus a replayable record of every run, filterable by channel. (Jun 20–30)
  • Your comms data, in the open — one page to see everything Oz has ingested from your email, calendar, and messages, trace exactly which of it informed any answer, and control it with a consent toggle. Rolling out. (Jun 17 – Jul 2)
  • Integrations gallery — a two-tier org-shared and personal view with native one-click OAuth (Gmail, Outlook, Calendar, Teams), a browsable Pipedream app catalog, and one-click disconnect. (Jun 16 – Jul 5)
  • Install Oz everywhere — a new Install Oz page and sidebar shortcut, a native Chrome extension, and macOS and Windows desktop apps. (Jun 23 – Jul 2)
  • Skills, redesigned — a refreshed Skills gallery with channels, avatars, and a playbook editor, plus custom skills scoped to you, your org, or everyone. (Jun 15–22)
  • Lifecycle emails — a redesigned email program with a per-category preference center, so you decide what Oz sends you. (Jun 21–27)
  • Developer tools & MCP — Oz's callable-tool catalog grew to ~166 tools across the relationship graph, productivity, and platform, exposed through the public API and an MCP server for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other clients. Rolling out. (Jun 27–28)
  • Polished deliverables — the docs, decks, dashboards, and one-pagers Oz produces now use a modern design system and your organization's brand kit and voice. (Jun 16–27)
  • A cleaner, faster app — a navigation overhaul with a compact sidebar and a global command palette, plainer language throughout, a full mobile pass, and live "typing" streaming with faster, more reliable answers. (Jun 19 – Jul 7)
  • Developer platform — self-serve API keys (organization and personal), a documented public API, and outbound webhooks, all managed from a new Developer tab under Account. (Jun 14)
  • API reference + explorer — /docs now has a Developers section (authentication, endpoints, webhooks, errors) plus a live, always-current API explorer at /docs/api. (Jun 14)
  • Illustrated docs — the how-it-works and how-to-use guides now show real product screenshots, and a Docs link in the workspace sidebar opens them in a new tab. (Jun 14)
  • Onboarding redesign — a fresh three-step wizard: Meet Oz (add it to Slack, save the contact, take the intro call), Connect (link Google, LinkedIn, and your CRM), and Ready (your first live mirror profile). (Jun 11)
  • Voice intro call — a scripted ~1-minute realtime call where Oz demos its workspace, surfaces live widgets and context cards, and then sends you straight back to onboarding. The "Call Oz" row turns green when you're done. (Jun 11)
  • Blocked-state UX — clear paths when you hit a limit: an access-request flow when a workspace feature isn't yet enabled, a one-click weekly-cap override for Oz power-users, and a billing upgrade CTA wired to the Stripe checkout. (Jun 10)
  • Multi-tenant organizations — per-org data isolation, scope enforcement on every API surface, and a voice tenancy fix so calls stay within your workspace. Rolling out. (Jun 10)
  • Mirror profile generation — the profile-generation endpoint now replays the last successful result instantly instead of returning a 429 on back-to-back runs, and respects the Retry-After header when the mirror is warming up. (Jun 10)
  • Billing P1 fixes — overage clamping, credit-burn guards, Stripe webhook idempotency, seat metering, and refund math — all nine P1s resolved. Rolling out. (Jun 8–10)
  • Slack install round-trip — the "Add to Slack" OAuth flow now carries a `?next=` parameter so the browser returns to the exact onboarding step it left from, and an install-status endpoint tells the UI whether the bot is already in the workspace. (Jun 8)
  • Skills marketplace — a browsable gallery of ready-to-run skills (briefs, decks, research, recaps) with one-click run. (Jun 3)
  • Public Terms, Privacy & DPA — plain-language legal pages, hosted by Ozzy, linked from the site footer. (Jun 3)
  • 3,000+ integrations — a refreshed showcase of everything Oz can connect to. (Jun 3)
  • Single sign-on — self-serve sign-in with Google, Microsoft / Outlook, Microsoft Teams, or Slack, plus organizations. Rolling out. (Jun 3)
  • New marketing site + pricing — an animated landing page, a public pricing page, and an interactive ROI calculator. (Jun 2)
  • Credit-based billing — a transparent credit economy with Stripe checkout and overage metering. Rolling out. (Jun 2)
  • Day-Zero activation pack — value on day one: an instant micro-win on connect, a Follow-Up Radar for threads you owe, inbox triage, and a stale-record sweep. Rolling out. (Jun 2)
  • Tiered triage — quick greetings get an instant reply, while bigger asks get Oz's full attention. Rolling out. (Jun 2)
  • Clone Yourself — a living view of how well Oz knows you, an editable Mirror of what it has learned, and a generative twin. Rolling out. (Jun 1–2)
  • Personal knowledge graph — Oz maps the people you work with from email, calendar, Drive, Slack, and your CRM. Rolling out. (Jun 1)
  • Richer dashboard — insights, an activity feed, Oz-written session recaps, and a full run timeline with tool outputs. (Jun 1)
  • Reliability — a worker heartbeat, deep health checks, and a queue canary so Oz keeps responding. (Jun 1–2)
  • QuickBooks — OAuth with automatic token refresh. (Jun 1)

May 2026

  • Slack status cards — the "working on it" placeholder now upgrades in place to a rich status card. (May 30)
  • Email channel — reach Oz at oz@anyreach.ai: a Plan email in seconds, a Results email when it's done. (May 18–21)
  • Slack sign-in — Slack OAuth login with signed session cookies. (May 13)
  • Standing orders — teach Oz to act on recurring patterns, with a slash command and admin controls. (May 12)
  • Skills — Oz recommends and runs polished skills on request. (May 12)
  • Memory — a learning loop that captures signals, curates what matters, and personalizes Oz to you. (May 12)
  • Plan cards — Oz publishes a plan you can approve, with Slack interactivity. (May 12)
  • Slash commands & shortcuts — /brief, /lookup, /agenda, /cancel, /oz, Save to Notion, and an Ask Oz modal. (May 12)
  • Reaction triggers — react to a message to put Oz to work, plus feedback buttons on every reply. (May 11)
  • Oz is born — the first AnyReach Oz teammate ships, live in Slack with rich formatting and follow-up suggestions. (May 11)