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Kemble Work: “tomorrow at nine” is nine on your clock, and the sidebar shows your status

Every “tomorrow at 9:00” and “Monday at 9:00” choice in Kemble Work now means nine in the time zone you chose, and the foot of the sidebar shows your status and clears it on time.

Schedule for later, follow-up reminders, Do not disturb’s pause choices, a to-do’s reminder presets and its own date and time field, /remind, and the audit log’s “Before” day now all work in the time zone you chose in your preferences, not the one your computer happens to be set to.

The foot of the sidebar shows your status, or “Set a status” when you have none, and clears it at the time you chose. A call’s button there is named by the words it shows, so voice control and screen readers find it as you see it. In Files, the From list is at least as wide as its field. Pressing Join in two tabs now gives both tabs the same invitation, and the second tab simply signs you in.

When someone answers a workflow’s form partway through a run, the later steps of that run now read the answer only as far as that person may.

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