Scratchpad replaces Flow Notes on Desktop. It's a lightweight notepad that can be accessed with a keyboard shortcut, allowing notes to sync between Desktop and iPhone (not yet available on Android).

Transforms lets you highlight text and use AI to rewrite it. There are two built-in transforms to start, and users can create their own custom transforms.

Users can dictate into Claude Code or Codex without the text being collapsed into an unreadable block, allowing for review before sending.

Users can check if Flow is experiencing issues via a status page and can subscribe for notifications on incidents.

Audio is now automatically saved if Flow is quit or restarted mid-dictation, allowing users to recover it easily.

The shake gesture to un-snooze only activates when Flow is actually snoozed, saving battery life.

The system back button now behaves predictably, improving navigation and user experience.

Scratchpad notes now sync between Desktop and iPhone, although on iPhone it remains a plain-text editor for now.

Flow now features an Insights tab that generates usage statistics and communication profiles for users.

Auto Cleanup now offers different settings for how much Flow edits dictated text, providing users with more control.