Qind’s organizing now respects what you did, and search sees all of your library.
Organizing and tags
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Fixed: Previewing how to organize no longer un-archives items, clears their error state or stops auto-filing.
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Fixed: Organizing or processing no longer creates hidden collections or moves items when auto-move is off.
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Fixed: An item you moved out of a collection is not filed back automatically when Qind processes it again. Edits, moves and tags made during processing are no longer undone.
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Fixed: Editing a note while its insight is generating no longer overwrites your edit. You are asked to generate the insight again.
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Fixed: A cancelled organize task stays cancelled, and a retried task does not reprocess every item. Stuck items now fail reliably instead of running forever.
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Fixed: Items you move in bulk appear in search and on your other open screens right away.
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Fixed: Tagging a note twice quickly or from two devices no longer loses a tag.
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Fixed: A tag you remove is not re-added by automatic tagging. Tags removed before this update may return once.
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Fixed: Deleting collections or items, item search, collection suggestions and organization tools no longer fail with a server error.
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Improved: Organizing no longer moves items that are already filed or archived, so “unsorted” means unsorted only. Collections suggested by AI stay hidden until you accept one or move an item into it.
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Improved: Long-running work says “still in progress, check Tasks” instead of showing as failed.
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Improved: Tags such as C#, C++ and C stay separate, and accented or Turkish spellings no longer create duplicate tags. Older automatic tags such as nodejs, net or c may still appear twice.
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Improved: A suggestion’s explanation no longer repeats the collection name.
Search and AI
- Improved: Stronger protection for the assistant: organize and chat prompts resist injected instructions, an approval can only run the action you approved, and archived or foreign collections are refused as targets.
- Fixed: With a large library, search by meaning and Ask Qind with its citations now compare your whole library and every saved passage.
- Fixed: In multi-step requests, a step needing your approval asks you instead of failing silently, and Qind carries out exactly what you approved.
- Fixed: Chat about a single note no longer reports a failed move that was actually sent.
Web
- Fixed: After a reload or reconnect, Qind catches up on changes made elsewhere without replaying old reminders as banners.
- Improved: Sign-up states the 6-character password minimum up front. A cancelled Google or Apple sign-in, or an expired confirmation link, is explained on the sign-in screen, and invitation and verification pages offer Try again.
- Improved: A calmer Home, a tidier sidebar and a new Blue Ash colour theme in Settings.
- Improved: Text uses the intended typefaces and focus rings are easier to see.