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Meet Me in Dia

“Can we huddle quick?” “Just confirming you’re joining!” “You’re on mute.”

In a day of back‑to‑backs, or even just browsing, Dia helps you stay on time and stay prepared. With our latest release, everything feels smoother—whether you're switching tabs, presenting key metrics, or decoding acronyms. Every tab on Dia has support built in, from previewing your meeting invite to providing the link for your next call.

Live Calendar Preview

Your meeting ended early and you're getting ready for the next one. Hover over your Calendar tab, get a glimpse at the rest of the day, and even join your standup directly from the preview.

Just in Time Reminders

In the zone? Dia will give you a heads up to join the rest of your team. Before a meeting, a preview pops up of with quick access to join, right there, in the corner of your window.

Details that matter

Outside of meetings, delivering more little updates that really add up.

Drag distractions away

Enter Focus Mode by fully collapsing the side bar—so you can stay in the flow.

shipped by

Adam

Smarter chats, fewer detours

The model used to obsess over images (we felt it too). Now it locks in and moves forward without over-explaining assumptions. Get your answers faster, with a calmer, sharper flow.

fixed by

Nick

Dia Browser
A refreshed Find in Page

Find in Page gets a visual polish to match Dia’s new design. Press CMD + F to open.

shipped by

Charlie

Dia Browser
Keep your Tabs alive

Dia now automatically reloads select recent background tabs, based on your device and tab activity. Tab discarding respects app active time—so tabs won't go blank while you’re away.

shipped by

Seb

OneLastThing

Before we wrap, a little inspiration outside of meetings — and a small plug for public libraries! Recent discovery: The Center for Brooklyn History, home to 33,000 artifacts documenting 400 years of this corner of the city, and one of the most stunning libraries I've seen. Where do you go when you need a beat away from the screen?

on the mind of

Nash

The Center for Brooklyn History

Brooklyn Public Library

Dia Browser