Quick guide to what's new

Choose templates such as taking medication, having coffee, or exercising, then set daily, weekly, or monthly repetition. Suggested sets range from Before work and Work breaks to Study time and Weekend chores.

Select a date in the weekly strip to see plans and progress, then start a Pomodoro. Link an existing task to see actual focus time by project in your review. Turn on “Continue automatically” and focus and breaks follow each other on their own, and after you finish a focus session in the focus space you can add a “What did you do?” line to your daily record.

Run routines one after another in a sequence, snooze a reminder for ten minutes, or move one occurrence. Set a vacation range when you need a break.

In Records, review weekly or monthly progress and focus time, and write a note. The daily and monthly quick records below still support tasks, events, notes, and existing states such as done or migrated.

Routine rows on Today show a streak such as 3-day streak (weekly routines count weeks, monthly routines count months). Open “View history” on a routine to see its calendar, best streak, completion rate, and skip reasons. When you choose Skip today you can leave a one-line reason, and it is shown only in the history.

In the Routines tab, “Time zone for days” sets when “today” rolls over. There is one per account; changing it applies to every routine and reminder time together, and the dates of records you already logged stay as they are. If this device is in a different time zone, the Today tab tells you once. If you excluded a record by mistake, press “Restore” in the Records tab to bring it back.

Continue a topic in the thread panel of a message. The reply count shows under the message so the conversation stays easy to follow.

An important reply inside a thread can be posted to the channel conversation with “Share to channel”. The shared message shows part of the original and its author as a quote card. To send a message to a different channel, use “Forward” above the message.

Tasks and pages linked in chat are rendered as preview cards instead of bare text links.

Rename channels and move them between sections to organize project chat by topic.

Choose “Delete conversation” from a chat row's menu or swipe in Messages, or from Conversation info; everything on your side is erased and the conversation leaves your list. The other person's messages are not deleted. If they send a new message the conversation comes back, but you see only what's said after that.

In a group conversation the same spot reads “Leave conversation”. The messages are erased, you leave the group, and you need an invitation to join again. A notice that you left stays in the group conversation.

New messages are marked as read only when the chat is on screen, the window has focus, and you're at the bottom of the conversation. Messages that arrive while you've scrolled up to read earlier ones stay unread, and an “N new messages” pill appears; press it to jump to the latest messages.

Text and attachments that failed to send return to the message box. If you've already started writing something new, it isn't erased; the failed text goes above it. Sending is locked only while an attachment is still uploading, and an attachment that failed shows the reason on its chip, so remove it and attach it again.

Choose “Event” at the top of Quick add to create your own event without a project (the default is Task). Open the event, press “Add attendees”, find people, and press “Next” to see the sharing notice; the event is shared only when you press “Send invitation”. Invitees can see the title, time, place, note, and attendee names and get notified, and they are notified again if you change the time.

An invited event shows an “Are you coming?” bar where you choose Yes, Maybe, or No. For a recurring event, the answer applies to every occurrence. An event you answered No to is hidden from the calendar, and turning on “Declined events” in the header shows it again. “Leave event” removes it from your calendar and notifies the organizer.

Deleting an event that has attendees cancels it: everyone gets a cancellation notice and the event stays as canceled; delete it once more to remove it completely. You can also remove a single attendee, who can then no longer see the event and receives a cancellation notice.

Bookings confirmed in Tabple Meet arrive on your calendar as events with a “Tabple Meet” badge. They mirror the booking and are read-only, so you can't edit them in Tabple; use “Open in Tabple Meet” to change the original. You can check the connection and disconnect it under Settings → Integrations → “Tabple Calendar integration”.

Press “Decorate” in the calendar header to open the decorating panel on the right; on narrow screens only the palette icon shows. You decorate in the month view, so pressing it from the week or day view switches to the month view. Press the same button or Esc to finish.

In the Calendar tab, choose a preset — Default, Kraft, Notebook, Journal, Spring, Summer, Autumn, or Winter — to change everything from paper to event chips and the decoration color at once. After that you can still adjust Paper (Plain, Grid, Dot, Lined), Paper tone, Date style, Grid lines, Event chips, Chip mark, and Decoration color one by one.

In the This month tab, give the month you're viewing a cover emoji, a title (up to 30 characters), a note (up to 60), and a cover color. Turn on “A different look for this month” to use a different paper, paper tone, grid lines, event chips, and so on for that month only; turn it off to go back to the Calendar tab's look.

The Date tab decorates the day you selected in the calendar. Press a mood (Great, Good, Okay, Bad, Awful) to paint the highlight color and its meaning together, or set the highlight color and meaning (up to 20 characters) separately. You can add up to 3 stickers a day, and an emoji that isn't in the list goes in through “Other emoji”. Turn on “Stamp mode” to pick one sticker and click several dates in turn to add and remove it.

Remove decorations with “Clear this date's decorations” or with the button that clears all decorations for the month, and press the “Undo” that appears briefly afterwards to bring them back.

Press ⌘⇧Y (Ctrl+Shift+Y on Windows) to open the quick add window. It suggests the project you used last, and you can switch to another one.

Type something like 'design review tomorrow at 3pm' in the title and the date and time are split out automatically and applied to the schedule. A time written without a.m. or p.m., like 'at 3', is read as working hours, so it becomes 3 p.m. Titles in Japanese ('明日3時') or Korean follow the same rules. If the detection is wrong, ignore it and pick the date yourself.

Expand only what you need: assignee, labels, priority, description, to-dos, location, links, a start reminder, attachments, and a D-Day. Attachments and the D-Day are linked after the task is created, so the task itself is kept either way.

Choose daily, weekly, or monthly, and repeat forever, a set number of times, or until an end date. Even with a recurrence, only one original is stored; later occurrences are shown in the calendar.

Pick a start on the time chip and an end comes with it. Press a preset such as Now, In 30 minutes, or In an hour, or type it yourself as “1430” or “3pm”, then choose a length of 30 minutes, 1 hour, 1 hour 30 minutes, or 2 hours.

From the + menu in the Wiki tree, create a regular page, an Excalidraw drawing, a folder, a divider, or a labeled divider.

Add items under pages and folders to build a document tree. A folder is an organizing container that opens and closes in the tree instead of holding body content.

Dividers split the tree into sections visually. A labeled divider works like a heading for a large group of documents.

Tables are drawn to fit the width of the text column, so the last column no longer gets cut off when you narrow the page width or when the window or a split view is narrow. Only the displayed width changes; the saved column widths stay the same, so merely opening a page doesn't trigger an autosave. A column never shrinks below a minimum width, so a table with very many columns scrolls sideways in a narrow column.

The “General” body width is narrower now, about 65 characters per line, which is easier to read. Pick the width page by page under “Body width” in the page ⋯ menu (Narrow, General, Wide, All); pages you haven't set follow “Default page width” in Settings. The spacing between paragraphs, lists, quotes, code, and tables, and between list items, is now the same everywhere, so the margins no longer look different from block to block.

Besides dragging, you can move pages, folders, and dividers in the tree with the keyboard and the ⋯ menu. With focus on a row, ⌥↑ and ⌥↓ (Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ on Windows) move it up or down within the same level; on macOS, ⌥→ moves it into the item above and ⌥← moves it out one level. On Windows, Alt+← and Alt+→ are the browser's back and forward keys, so use “Move into the item above” and “Move out one level” in the ⋯ menu.

“AI improve writing” replaces the whole body with its result, so it can't be used on a long page of more than about 12,000 characters including formatting. In that case you're asked to select part of the page and use “AI rewrite” instead. If the result is cut off at the length limit, you get an error so that the truncated text can't be applied.

“Home” in the left menu summarizes photos & videos, recent documents, links, and favorites, and “All files”, “Photos & videos”, “Documents”, and “Links” let you browse by kind. Search by file name or source, filter by kind, source (page, task, chat, or direct upload), and sort order, and switch between list and grid views. “Links” gathers the addresses shared in chat, and “View in conversation” takes you back to the original conversation.

Add files with “Upload files” or by dragging and dropping. Files upload one at a time, you can follow progress under “Upload status”, and failed or canceled files can be uploaded again. Folders made with “New folder” gather under “Drive”, and you move files into them with “Move to folder”. Deleting a folder doesn't delete what's inside; its files and folders move up one level.

Star the files you open often and they gather under “Favorites”. “Rename” changes only the name shown in the vault; the original file is untouched. You can also select several files to move them or add them to favorites in one go.

Files you uploaded directly go to “Trash” when you choose “Move to trash”, and from there you can restore them or delete them permanently. Attachments on pages, tasks, and chat belong to their originals, so you can't delete them from the vault. Files in the trash still take up storage, and only the uploader or a project owner or admin can delete permanently.

A member picked with @ in a task comment, channel chat, or DM is notified correctly even when the mention sits in the middle of a sentence.

Copy a link from the task detail or send it straight to project chat, so the conversation and the task carry the same context.

Notifications from the same conversation or the same task are grouped together. Browser push quietly replaces the earlier notification when another one from the same group arrives within 8 seconds. In the latest mobile apps, iOS folds notifications from the same conversation or task into one stack, and on Android they are split into channels by kind, such as chat, mentions, tasks, due and routine reminders, events, and system.

In the latest mobile apps, channel, DM, and chat mention notifications carry a reply action and a mark-as-read action, so you can answer or mark them read without opening the app. These actions appear only in app versions that support them, so update the app if you don't see them.

Slack, Discord, Generic webhook, and Webhook bot are installed with “Install in a project” on the app's page. Only projects where you are an owner or admin are listed. Choose a project and paste a Webhook URL and you're done; a bot also needs a name, a server address, and a Secret. Under “Advanced settings” you can choose which events to receive.

Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Google Drive, iCal subscription, Tabple Meet, MCP, and Note app import connect to your own account rather than a project. The connect button on the app's page takes you to the right settings or sign-in screen.

In project settings under “Apps & integrations” you can turn installed apps on and off, remove them, and read the latest 50 deliveries in the delivery log. The old “Integrations” and “Bots” tabs were merged into this screen, and items you created without the marketplace through “Register webhook directly” and “Register bot directly” appear in the same list. Only project owners and admins can install and remove apps.

The “Page templates” window in the wiki has a “Marketplace” category, where you import templates other people published into your project's custom templates. Publishing your own templates to the marketplace is available on paid plans.

MCP accepts the new specification (2026-07-28) and the earlier ones at the same connection address. For webhooks, move and complete events now go out when you drag a card on the board, and comment, assignee, and delete events are delivered too.

₩2,900 for 1 month or ₩7,900 for 3 months on the web. Includes the paid core features except AI, 20GB of storage, and 10 active public share links. You can join up to 30 projects with up to 10 members per project, and wiki pages and tasks are unlimited, as on Storage 100GB.

₩4,900 for 1 month or ₩12,900 for 3 months on the web. Includes 100GB of storage, 10 active public share links, MCP connections, and 100 AI writing and planning runs per month.

A one-time payment (regular price ₩33,000, or the ₩19,900 launch price until December 31, 2026) — sold only as an in-app purchase on the App Store or Google Play, not on the web — keeps the paid core features, 5GB of storage (only uploaded files count), and MCP connections available. AI is not included. The AI add-on is no longer sold; if you already subscribe, you can keep using it until it expires.

Teams that work together pay per seat, separately from personal plans. A seat costs ₩5,900 for 1 month or ₩15,900 for 3 months; you choose 1 or 3 months and both renew automatically (there is no annual billing). Owners, admins, members, and read-only members each use one seat; only guests don't, and sending an invitation doesn't add to the bill by itself. If you add seats mid-cycle you are charged only for the remaining time, and if you remove seats the difference becomes a credit toward the next charge. A team that has never bought seats starts with 3 trial seats so you can try team features first.

Paying inside the iOS or Android app costs more than the web because store fees are included. In the Korean stores, Storage 20GB is ₩3,300 for 1 month or ₩8,900 for 3 months, Storage 100GB is ₩5,500 for 1 month or ₩13,900 for 3 months, and Lifetime is ₩33,000 at the regular price (₩19,900 launch price until December 31, 2026), all VAT included; the amount shown on the store's payment screen is what is actually charged. A plan bought in a store applies to the same account, and a subscription bought in the app is canceled or refunded through that store.

Settings → Billing & subscription shows your current plan, usage, next renewal date, and whether AI calls are available.