Mobile Reliability, Widgets and Offline Improvements

September 28, 2026 Mobile Web Extension Web iOS, Android

This week was mostly about making the mobile app steadier: launching, widgets, offline use and the note editor.

Mobile

Fixed the iOS app crashing right after launch on iOS 27. Nothing changes on iOS 26 and older.
Widgets keep updating even when a value is missing, no longer show “Sign in to Qind” to a signed-in person, and no longer blank out to “Open Qind to refresh” at launch.
Widget content now stays for up to 12 hours without opening the app. Completing a task or syncing a change swaps in refreshed cards instead of clearing them.
Home-screen shortcuts open their own screen from a cold start, and the first press after one is no longer lost.
Links opened while signed out now open after you sign in instead of dropping you on Home. Signing back in after a revoked session completes instead of hanging.
Notes written offline show up in Home and Everything before they sync, and a note recovered after the app was closed keeps its title and is never created twice.
Offline holds up further: item and audio details open from the copy on your device, and queued changes retry while the app stays open.
Fixed uploads: a file the server refuses (too large for your plan, or a blocked type) now says so instead of showing a success message. Recordings play on iOS, and Play at the end restarts them.
Chat: “Try again” after a lost reply replays your question instead of asking twice, and “Ask Qind” from search puts the question in the composer.
Opening a link, notification or widget during a recording now asks “Discard this recording?” instead of stopping it.
Push notifications reach iOS again.

Formatting changes show immediately, the selected style is clearly visible in every theme, and text styles work inside lists, quotes and callouts.
Note text follows your iOS text-size setting, and the slash menu stays above the keyboard on smaller iPhones.

New: Qind appears in the Android share sheet, so you can save a link from Chrome or an image from your gallery.
Improved layouts for tablets, foldables and split screen, native time entry for reminders, and smoother system Back navigation.

Fixed tags chosen in the clipper not reaching the saved item.
The clipper now opens on the current page with Save page as the one main action, and other capture options one level down.