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Latest: Web 0.7.0 · iPhone 1.1 · Chrome 0.1.0
16 October 2026 · iPhone 1.1
Browse and search on iPhone
- The app now opens on everything you've saved, in a two-column grid, with a menu for moving between your collections and teamspaces.
- Search by words and tags from a search bar that floats at the bottom of the screen, in reach of your thumb.
- Tap a card for its picture or clip, summary, note, tags and related items, and swipe to the next one.
- A rounder, more colourful share sheet, with a green tick once something's saved. Tap anywhere to get back to what you were doing.
16 October 2026 · Web 0.7.0
Search, shelves, a calmer Desk, the reading stone and reading mode
- Press ⌘K, or Ctrl-K, anywhere to search everything: jump to a collection, browse a tag, or open something you saved right where it lives.
- Each collection has a filter that narrows what's kept there as you type. The Desk sits above it, and filtering leaves it alone.
- Each list has a shelf docked at the bottom: covers, posters and album art for what you've done and kept. Mark something done and Studiolo asks one thing: keep it on the shelf, or let it go.
- Lists don't count anything any more. They read as what's waiting, then what's settled.
- The Desk is a ledger by default: a line for each save, where it's from in a column of its own, and its picture on hover. Pick pictures and words, or rows, in Settings.
- When a save on the Desk looks like something to watch, read, listen to or visit, that list is picked already, so putting it there is one tap.
- Lists you've put something on are ticked in its list menu, and its preview says which lists it's on.
- On a phone, a preview takes nearly the whole width, with its buttons in a row above it.
- The menu under a page's title is three columns, your lists with their icons, your private collections and what's shared, and the Lists page is six big tiles.
- Settings is a page of its own, in three tabs: General, Connections and Account, with a picture of each choice. Themes are paused for now, so Studiolo keeps to system, light or dark.
- The reading stone, for when you're looking for something in particular: turn it on in Settings, and a button at the bottom of the window hides every picture, leaving each save's words and a plain mark for the site it's from. Press it again for the pictures back.
- Read an article right in Studiolo: the book button in its preview opens just the words and pictures, in a single column of serif type, and after a short countdown it takes the whole screen. Press Not now to stay in the window.
- Highlight as you read, in yellow, green, blue, pink or purple: select some words, or press and hold on one, and pick a colour. Tap a highlight to change its colour or remove it. Your highlights are yours alone, and they're there each time you come back.
- A small icon beside the filter says who can see a collection: just you, or the people you've shared it with.
- Shift-click two cards to select everything between them, row after row, and zoom with a single button whose slider tucks itself away.
15 October 2026 · Web 0.5.0
Lists, the Desk and assistants
- Six lists sit beside your collections: Watch, Read, Listen, Wishlist, Visit and Gifts. They're for what you mean to do rather than what you keep. Tick things off once they're done, then move the ones worth keeping into a collection.
- Lists can be shared by invitation, just like collections, so a household can keep one Watch list.
- Quick saves from the extension, your phone, X and assistants now land on the Desk, a tray at the top of the collection they were saved to. Keep or discard each one, or put it on the list Studiolo suggests.
- Only what you keep shows in your collections, and Desk saves stay private until then, even in shared collections. The Desk holds 20, so it never piles up.
- Connect Claude, or any assistant that supports MCP, and it can search your Studiolo, read what you've saved and save new links for you. Assistants can only read and save, never edit or delete, and you can disconnect any of them from Settings at once.
- Wide pictures now show whole on cards, set on a background of their own colour.
13 October 2026 · iPhone 1.0
Studiolo for iPhone and iPad
- Save from any app: tap Share and choose Studiolo. It saves straight away, then lets you pick a collection or add a note.
- Save the page you're on in Safari with the Studiolo extension.
6 October 2026 · Chrome 0.1.0
Studiolo for Chrome
- The Chrome extension is on the Chrome Web Store. Save the page you're on in a click.
5 October 2026 · Web 0.4.0
Teamspaces, zoom and related items
- Teamspaces gather a team's collections in one place. Each collection shows as a stack of its newest cards, and you can invite people, rename the teamspace or leave it from one panel.
- Zoom the grid from one card across to eight with the slider beside a page's title. Studiolo remembers your choice.
- Open an item to see related ones beneath it: up to twelve things you've saved with the same tags.
- ⌘-click (or Ctrl-click) to pick several cards, then copy them, start a new collection with them or delete them together.
- An empty collection offers to fill itself with things you've already saved.
4 October 2026 · Web 0.3.0
Themes, Clean up and days kept
- Three themes beside the usual black and white: Nolan, Da Vinci and Ive. Pick one in Settings.
- Clean up shows a random handful of your saves, like “7 articles tagged Typography and Fonts”, so clearing out old things feels less like a chore.
- Each item shows how many days you've kept it, and the count takes on colour as it ages, so the things you've held onto longest stand out.
- When you connect X, choose whether to bring in only new bookmarks from now on, or all of them.
3 October 2026 · Web 0.2.0
X bookmarks and smart tags
- Connect X in Settings and your bookmarks sync into Studiolo, with videos and GIFs playing right on their cards.
- Everything you save is tagged and summarised for you. Remove any tag you don't want.
- Search by meaning as well as by words, and pick tags to narrow a search.
- Drop pictures anywhere on the page to save them.
- Dark mode, a Settings panel, and an All view of everything across your collections.
- Shared collections show who saved each item, and every collection gets a readable address you can share.
- Deleted something by mistake? Undo it from the message at the bottom of the screen.
2 October 2026 · Web 0.1.0
Studiolo begins
- Save a link by pasting it, and watch its preview fill in as it arrives.
- Everything sits in a grid of cards, with live search and a right-click menu for each one.
- Keep things in collections, and invite people to share them by email.
- A two-column layout for phones.