We’re happy to announce that the new Flow for Mac is now available to download for OS X 10.7+. 100% rebuilt from the ground up, we’ve not only updated the interface and added a number of new features, but have re-imagined Flow for Mac to be as simple and no-fuss as possible.

One of the ways we did so was by removing the app menu. Now, when you click the Flow icon or invoke your global keyboard shortcut, the task form appears right away, making task creation even faster. We also removed Recent Activity from the app menu and now send it to Notification Center or Growl (if Notification Center is unavailable).

All that’s left is for you to try it! Download the new version here. If you already have Flow for Mac installed, you’ll need to download it again, as this new version is not available as an automatic update.

2012 has been a great year for Flow and we want to say thank you to the community that has helped us grow.

Between now and January 4th 2013 you can save $30 and get a year of Flow for just $69. Share this deal with your friends and followers on Facebook or Twitter and you will be given a coupon code to receive ourholiday discount. Happy holidays from Flow.

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We’re big fans of Dropbox here at Flow and use it all the time to store files and share things we’re working on with the rest of the team. The best part about it is that we can access those files from anywhere at anytime—which makes it kind of perfect for an app like Flow. Enter: the Dropbox chooser.

Now when you click the “Attach” button in the new task form or the “Attach files” button in the comment form in your task, you’ll have the option to choose files from your Dropbox account, as well as from your computer as always.

To put it to work, click Choose file from Dropbox to open your Dropbox account in a new window. Once you’re here, you can browse your account and pick the file you want to attach to your task. A link to a private page on Dropbox’s website is added as an attachment, so your collaborators can view or download the file as usual.

Not only is the Dropbox chooser fast (no waiting for files to upload), it gives you the ability to attach anything and everything that fits in your Dropbox account. It’ll also give you even more mobility with your Flow account. Win, win, win.

Try it out now and let us know what you think!

It’s only been a month since we released the new Flow iPhone app, but we’re already back with more updates. And they’re pretty big.

Flow is all about creating tasks and collaborating with your teammates wherever you are, whenever you want. So what could be better—or more important—than an iOS app that just won’t quit? Not much.

That’s why the latest update for Flow iOS now universally supports iPhone 5 (now you lucky kids have everything), iOS 6, and is optimized for the iPad’s larger screen. So now there are more ways than ever to keep collaborating when it’s time to hit the road.

Get it from the App store now.

The newly redesigned Flow iPhone app is here, and it was worth the wait.

The new app was completely rebuilt from the ground up to provide a fast, stable, and beautifully-designed way to collaborate with your team. Now you can hold everything that makes Flow great in the palm of your hand:

The brand-new interface makes tracking projects and tasks easy and intuitive, and now you can create new tasks in seconds with the Quick Task Bar. Plus, the new comment form supports attachments, so you can quickly share photos or screenshots with your team. Most importantly, we paid a lot of attention to stability and speed, so you can get in and out of the app quickly, and get on with the important tasks in your day.

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