The MCP page now has checked setup steps for Claude Code, the Claude app, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI, five prompts to try first, and plain answers about access. Guides and learn pages show who wrote them and when they last changed.
The homepage now has a short "Read before you try" section that links to our guides, tool comparisons and switching pages, for anyone who wants to understand the idea before signing up.
Every 'switch from' page now says when the other tool is the better choice, nine learn guides were rewritten with worked examples, and three new pages explain asking your library, AI search and saving PDFs.
New pages compare popular note and knowledge tools side by side, with every fact linked to its source: Notion vs Obsidian, Evernote vs OneNote, and a guide to AI bookmark managers.
The Qind blog now has an RSS feed at qind.ai/blog/rss.xml, so new posts reach your feed reader as soon as they are published.
There is now a page for the Qind mobile apps at qind.ai/mobile. The apps are coming soon to the App Store and Google Play, and Qind is available on the web today.
The Learn library and the Who it's for pages on qind.ai have a new design, with a searchable A to Z of 25 concepts and a worked example for every role.
Qind's plans are now Free, Basic and Pro, and a redesigned pricing page compares them side by side.
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