Stay Updated with Product Changes
Mito keeps you informed about new features, improvements, and important changes through an in-app notification system. Never miss an update that could improve your workflow.
Viewing Updates
From the Header
Look for the changelog button (newspaper icon) in the top-right corner of your screen, next to your profile menu.
- No badge: All updates have been read
- White pulsing dot: New updates are available to read
Click the button to open the "What's New" drawer on the right side of your screen.
From the Help Menu
You can also access updates through the Help menu:
- Click Help in the left sidebar
- Select What's new from the menu
Reading Updates
The changelog drawer shows all recent product updates, with the newest at the top.
Each update includes:
- Date when the feature was released
- Title describing the change
- Description with details about what's new
- Images or screenshots (when relevant)
Automatic Read Tracking
Mito automatically tracks which updates you've seen:
- New updates appear when you haven't opened the changelog in a while
- All updates are marked as read when you close the drawer
- No manual action needed — just open the drawer to see what's new
What You'll Find
The changelog covers user-facing improvements that affect your daily workflow:
- New features and tools added to Mito
- Interface improvements that change how you work
- Important changes to existing features
- Performance enhancements you might notice
💡 Tip: We recommend checking for updates weekly to stay current with new capabilities that could streamline your creative process.
Limitations
- No search or filtering — updates are shown in chronological order
- Cannot mark specific items as unread — all entries are marked as read when the drawer closes
- No email notifications — updates only appear in the app
Staying Current
The changelog is your gateway to getting the most out of Mito. New features and improvements ship regularly, and each update is designed to make your creative workflow faster and more intuitive.
Make it a habit:
- Check for the notification badge when you sign in
- Browse recent updates during project breaks
- Explore new features mentioned in the changelog
What's Next
- Keyboard Shortcuts — Speed up your workflow
- Getting Help — Find answers to common questions
- Give Feedback — Share your thoughts on new features