Recollectr 3.7 is here, and now Recollectr feels, well, a lot less like a beta! In addition to a flurry of bug fixes and styling improvements, 3.7 also brings some major new features. Dark Mode Dark Mode might be the feature users are most excited about. While Recollectr had a dark mode before, it was […]

Recollectr 3.6 just landed. The focus this release was on making setting reminders easier and more predictable. Before 3.6, setting reminders using the date-time picker was clunky and unpredictable. It also didn’t support natural language like the Omnibox does. Even the Omnibox had a number of kinks to work out, such as setting reminders for

Recollectr 3.5 is out today with a focus on making Recollectr a more seamless and more secure experience. While there are still a number of known UI bugs left to whack, this update fixes the majority of them and brings a few new features as well such as: In-app changelog 5 additional syntaxes More robust

Recollectr 3.4 has landed, and while it doesn’t bring much in the way of new features, it does bring something big, support for macOS! Recollectr for Mac is brand new and sure to have some minor hiccups, but even so I’m sure you’ll love it! 3.4 also fixes some minor bugs. For a full list

Recollectr 3.3 is here with an eclectic mix of features and fixes! The primary focus of this update was originally to adhere to better typographical practices and to rewrite pretty much all of the styling code for better user experience and maintainability. You’d think this would be enough, but no. I managed to get myself

Recollectr 3.2 has arrived, and with it, huge performance and usability improvements! This update fixes a lot of things, but the focus was on the editor, and specifically, markdown! Recollectr has supported markdown since even before version 3.0, but the code was clunky to work with and slower than was ideal. With Recollectr 3.2, writing