Mobile: New Settings, Offline Notes, Calendar and a Better Ask Qind
A rebuilt Settings hub, a rich-text note editor that works offline, calendar events for reminders and a much improved Ask Qind chat.
A rebuilt Settings hub, a rich-text note editor that works offline, calendar events for reminders and a much improved Ask Qind chat.
Web Extension Edge
The Qind Web Clipper has its own Microsoft Edge Add-ons listing, so Edge users install it natively instead of going through the Chrome Web Store.
Clearer browser push notifications, a JSON export of your data, and a sturdier, higher-contrast mobile app.
The Everything screen for all users, browser push notifications and a Devices page, plus tag management, tasks and calendar support on mobile.
Recent, Unsorted, Favorites, tags and collections now share one browsing layout, and Home shows recent items in a carousel.
Resumable large-file uploads on web and mobile, new item cards on web, and a big mobile update with Ask Qind chat, offline support and a real note editor.
Pages and overlays fit small screens better, load failures now offer a way back, and the mobile app gets a new navigation bar and account area.
Color-coded Favorites icons, easier-to-restore sidebar rows, and fixes to item type badges, webpage chip colors, and note editor consistency.
Connect Qind to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP clients to search, capture, and organize knowledge directly from your AI workflow.
A new full-page note editor with blocks and AI review, favorites saved to your account, drag-and-drop from search, and a simpler clipper right-click menu.
Web Extension Firefox
Qind Web Clipper is now available for Firefox on desktop and Android, bringing fast capture and AI-powered organization to more browsers.
This update adds file downloads and external webpage actions, improves cross-origin image previews, completes the Qind rename, and simplifies preferences.
Web Extension Chrome
Save webpages, PDFs, screenshots, highlights, notes, and files directly from Chrome. Every capture becomes searchable knowledge in Qind.
Sign in with an OAuth provider, clearer chat errors, refresh actions on Collections and Tags, and more reliable file uploads.
Chat answers can now show the sources they came from, and there is a new screen for managing your subscription.
The first public release of Qind — capture knowledge in any format, let AI organize it, and chat with your entire library.
Beta release with core capture pipeline, web clipper, and import integrations for Google Drive, Notion, and Pocket.
You save. Qind keeps track.
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