- Before we translate a word
In slotho, “fast” means going without food; in badmintho, a “let” is a rally played again. Every red8.io app keeps a short glossary of its own words, and none of its text is translated without it. Here is what is in it, and the three rules around it.
- FlowMail 26.3 — invitations that open in your mail
FlowMail 26.3 is on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Mac. An invitation attached to a message now opens right there, at the hour it is where you are — Outlook’s Windows time zones included — and goes into Calendar with one tap.
- What holds your work together? Mine started as one iOS Shortcut
In 2021 I wrote about one iOS Shortcut that caught every idea so I would never forget anything. Five years on, that habit has become five products, and Cortex is where they meet.
- FlowMail 26.2 — now on iPhone and iPad, and it checks who really sent a message
FlowMail 26.2 is on iPhone and iPad for the first time, alongside the Mac. Verify reads a message for lookalike links, mismatched senders and hijacked threads without opening anything, and Translate turns a message into your language in place. Both are free.
- Nutri-Score, NOVA and additives, in plain English
slotho puts two small badges on a food: a letter and a number. They measure completely different things, they routinely disagree, and the disagreement is the useful part. Plus the third score you can sort by but never see.
- FlowMail 26.1 — your Mac inbox as a Kanban board
FlowMail 26.1 is on the Mac App Store. One inbox drawn three ways — list, Kanban board, conversation graph — with automation workflows that run a language model on your own Mac, no API key and no account. What is new in 26.1, and the limits worth knowing before you download it.
