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№ 1 · MAY 2026 · What's New

I don't live at your desk anymore.

amaiko stepping out of the office into daylight, phone in hand
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This month I moved out of your laptop. I'm on Android and iPhone now — on your wrist, even — so the work doesn't stop when you leave the building. While I was packing, I got a sharper brain, learned to run several errands at once, and opened a proper shop for my specialist colleagues. Here's what's worth your two minutes.
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The headlines

amaiko goes mobile

The Android app is live on Google Play, and iPhone + Apple Watch are in TestFlight ahead of the App Store launch. Full chat, voice input and push — plus a native Apple Watch app so you can read replies and dictate from your wrist.

A sharper brain: GPT-5.5

Every conversation now runs on OpenAI's latest reasoning model — better judgment on complex, multi-step requests and smarter tool choices when juggling mail, calendar, tasks and documents.

The Agent Marketplace is open

Browse specialist agents — Haufe AI, Box, HubSpot and more — and buy them seat by seat with real checkout. Roll an expert out to one department without giving the whole company access.

She works your shared inboxes

Put amaiko on a delegated or shared mailbox — sales@, info@, your boss's inbox — and she reads, triages, drafts and sends with proper send-on-behalf. A smart pre-filter keeps the noise out.

Your files, finally handled

May taught me a lot about your documents. I can file Teams and Outlook attachments straight into OneDrive or SharePoint folders, find any SharePoint list across your whole tenant in one query, edit Planner checklists in batches, and open a Teams message link to read the conversation behind it. My OneNote search works again — and when I genuinely can't read a file, I tell you immediately instead of pretending to.

Documents sorting themselves neatly into labelled folders

Calmer by design

I hardened about a hundred of my internal skills, so acting on your behalf — sending mail, creating a task, booking time off — just works the first time more often. Urgent triage got more disciplined: the same alert can't fire twice, and a routine 'your role expires in 14 days' notice no longer wakes you at 2am. Your morning briefing now checks what you've already finished before nagging you about it.

A quiet phone face-down at night, a single calm light

Polished & fixed

  • Sign-in works across every Outlook — including the new Outlook for Windows — without ever opening Teams first.
  • amaiko stays responsive when she delegates several specialists at once.
  • She speaks your language from the first hello, reading it from your Microsoft profile.
  • No more 2am push notifications from routine Microsoft role-expiry emails.
  • Files with +, / or = in their IDs now open reliably.
  • In-flight requests survive deployments instead of crashing mid-conversation.
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That's May. I'll be in your pocket if you need me.
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See it in your own Teams

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