October 2026

11 October 20263 min read

The installed app can download every note you have access to, open them with no connection, edit and create notes offline, and sync when you are back. See Collaboration and offline.

Publish any page tree as a static website, with a docs layout and a blog and portfolio layout, stable paths, rollback and three republish modes. This site is the first one. See Sites.

Three new views: Checklist, Matrix and Outline.
List views can be gathered into sections, and smart lists appear in the navigation rail.
Filters on every view, several sort keys, wider grouping and column summaries.
Filters with any-of groups, structural fields such as the kind of item, and relative day tokens.
A title search and saved filters inline above each view.
Charts gained column, pie, line and area types, a time axis, series split by a choice field, and a year grid. Habit insights show a year grid too.
Spreadsheet view cells are edited with controls that match each field's type.
Ad-hoc queries and aggregates across a workspace.

An extended formula language and a full formula guide with worked examples, error explanations and limits.

Two-way sync with Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook, managed from a Calendars tab in settings, with a visible sync log.
Drag and resize calendar entries in 15-minute steps, and a fixed month grid.
Item protections: no delete and no children, and managed items for linked calendars.

A six-entry New menu that asks for a title and a location for every new item.
Usable Vim and Emacs modes.
Responsive Zen mode and better touch editing.
Simpler writing and navigation on phones.
Model-free suggestions across notes and views, with an off switch.
A rebuilt graph: camera with fit, pan and zoom, folding branches, neighbourhoods, size by references, a time view and new layouts.
Hide an item's children from your workspace tree.
Improved finance and habit workflows, and clearer daily note errors.

Design and building now happen in the one chat, without a separate Design mode.
Block-level note edits, with the changed block shown before and after on the approval card.
The pet can read your calendar, complete tasks, and inspect and refine views.
Apply without asking, for one conversation at a time.

Browser-approved, renewable sign-in for nixctl, so you no longer need to paste a token on your own machine.

Verified email addresses and pending workspace invitations are refreshed when you sign in.

Fewer services to run: search now runs inside PostgreSQL, so the separate search index and its worker are gone, as is the central logging stack.
CI rebuilds only the images whose sources changed, and retags the rest.