AI Voice Input for Records is now available in the Kintone mobile app for iOS. Just say everything you want to record in one go, and AI works out which fields the information belongs in and reshapes it to fit the format of each one. There's no need to select fields one at a time — you can speak freely and enter a record with very little effort.

In the filter section for all-contents search, you can now limit the search to specific apps and spaces, or exclude them from your search. For example, you can search only the apps and spaces you use for your work to find all the information you need about a project. Or, if one app is returning too many results and you know the information you're looking for isn't there, you can exclude that app from your search.

In the app list on the "App management" screen, we've added 11 columns that can be used as filter conditions. You can now filter apps by "API tokens", "Webhooks", "App group", "Created by", and more. Just for example, you could filter for apps that have API tokens or webhooks configured to check their external integrations, or specify a particular app group or creator to find certain apps that need to be reviewed.

To speed up product improvements going forward, the Kintone development team is progressively renewing the front-end technology infrastructure that's been in use since Kintone first launched, screen by screen. This time, the front-end infrastructure has been renewed for the top page of the App settings screen, and the layout and components of that page — including the Form, View, Chart, and Settings tabs — have changed along with it.

We're developing a feature that lets you see how long records have stayed in each status in apps that have process management set up, so you can spot and confirm bottlenecks in the business processes running in an app.
You'll be able to choose the field to group by and the records to include, so the analysis fits the angle that matters for each job. You can also set the period of history to analyze, which lets you focus on a specific window — the period after a process improvement was put in place, for example. We're planning to add more ways to analyze business processes from a wider range of angles.

To speed up product improvements going forward, the Kintone development team is progressively renewing the front-end technology infrastructure that's been in use since Kintone first launched, screen by screen. This time, the front-end infrastructure has been renewed for the "Export to file" screen, with some accompanying changes to its layout and components.