Today we’re finally landing a feature we started tinkering with years ago; note revisions! We’ve majorly overhauled reminder parsing and implemented an option to disable syncing on particular devices – along with more new features and a few dozen garden variety bug fixes. Note Revisions Revisions are a great thing to have available any time […]

Well that took a while. COVID can really muck things up, but we’re mostly back on track after several months of slow-going. Encryption passphrase changing Encryption is great, but it’s only as secure as the encryption key, and the encryption key is only as secure as your passphrase. Recollectr was released as a minimum viable

It’s been a long year, and a long time since the last version of Recollectr was released. The wait is finally over! Why did this version take so long? Simply put, quality improvements; both for our users and for ourselves. In this case, the former relied on the latter, so this was an extended release

Tagging is something we’ve been thinking about for years – since even before our first public release. Only now are we finally getting to develop in that direction and implement our vision of how we think tags should work. Tagging is a premium feature – but if you’re not a premium user, there’s plenty of

Recollectr is all about helping you stay productive, and even more importantly, sane. Especially in 2020 – one of the best ways to keep yourself sane and productive is to have the power to make your environment what you would – in particular your workspace. With the new changes, Recollectr is a more delightfully dependable

In your mind there are countless links between interrelated ideas, and no clear line that marks where one concept ends and another begins. Your accumulated knowledge is like an interconnected web, not a stack of papers. Shouldn’t the way you take notes be the same way? Note-linking It’s the number one most requested feature of