Dash Release Notes - August 2025

Here are some updates about new and improved features of Dash, check them out and let us know if you have any questions. Don't forget, if you have a suggestion for Dash, you can add your idea here, and the team will review, and you might see your request go live too. 

Redesigned mobile app with new search and chat: The Dash mobile app for iOS and Android now includes chat and the latest search experience. Users can now search across connected tools to find what they need, ask questions to get quick answers about files, and summarize documents. The update also includes a redesigned home screen and bottom navigation for easier access to key features. Learn more here.  

Salesforce connector: Users can connect their Salesforce account to Dash to unlock direct access to key CRM data: Accounts and Opportunities. This integration helps users search, view, and get context on sales pipelines and customer accounts without leaving Dash, streamlining workflows and improving sales productivity. Learn more here.

Smarter chat support for image-based content: Chat now supports deeper reasoning over standalone image files and image-rich documents—like slides, diagrams, and scanned pages—across multi-doc, multi-turn conversations. This update enables more accurate answers, better handling of visuals, and smoother multi-turn conversations across mixed content types. Learn more here.

Chat now supports spreadsheets: Users can now upload, ask questions and get answers directly from .xlsx, .xls, and .csv spreadsheet files. This expands the range of file types you can engage with, making data-driven workflows more efficient. Learn more here.

Export chat conversations to Google Docs or PDF: Dash chat conversations can now be exported directly to either a Google Doc or PDF—making it easy to save, share, or revisit important conversations. The exported content includes timestamps, images, and links, and is formatted for clarity and collaboration. Currently available on web only. Learn more here.

Customizable profiles and hovercards for better org context: Dash now includes interactive hovercards in search results that show employee roles, contact info, and team affiliations at a glance. Users can also personalize their own profiles to reflect their expertise and responsibilities, helping others understand who they are and how to collaborate effectively. Learn more from the Dropbox Dash website here and help center article here.

Search from the Dash browser extension: Users can now search across all connected content directly from the browser extension—no need to open a new tab. Results appear in a streamlined side panel with filters and quick actions, making it easier to find what’s needed without breaking focus. Learn more here.

Protect and control reports help identify exposure and stale access risks: Admins can now access overview and stale access reports in Protect and control to monitor how company content is shared and maintained over time, strengthening security and reducing unwanted exposure. The overview tab offers a snapshot of internally owned and shared content, while the stale access tab surfaces files that haven’t been updated in years, making it easier to spot and clean up outdated access. Learn more here.

More precise filters in Protect and control: Users can now include or exclude specific attributes—like keyword, app, or owner—when filtering content in the Protect and control item table. These filters make it easier to narrow results or remove unwanted data, giving admins more control when investigating access or cleaning up large datasets. Learn more here.

Turn open browser tabs into stacks: Quickly convert your current browsing session into a stack with one click—making it easy to capture research, project references, or scattered tabs into a single, organized space. Available on Chrome and Edge browsers. Learn more here.

Push notifications now available, starting with shared stacks: Dash now sends push notifications through the browser extension—starting with alerts when a stack is shared with a user. Notifications respect system preferences like Do Not Disturb and can be managed or unsubscribed from within stack settings, helping teams stay up to date without disrupting their workflow. Learn more here.