Curio 34.0.3: Fixed project loading hangs and crashes; improved figure sync and TaskPaper imports and exports; restored mind map branch colors. Curio 34 is packed with new ways to organize, connect, calculate, automate, and find your work. - Build Kanban boards that automatically group and sort work by priority, rating, tags, dates, and more. Professional adds Smart Kanban boards that gather matching items from across a project. - Add Excel-like formulas to native and Markdown tables in Professional, with structured references and common math, statistical, and formatting functions. - Sort native tables by any column while keeping header and footer rows fixed. - Keep copied lists, mind maps, and stacks linked with synced collection instances in Professional. - Attach typed figure references to Curio jump targets and web locations with the new Professional References panel. - Create project-specific tag sets with their own colors, ordering, and Kanban grouping. - Automate Curio with native macOS Shortcuts actions, built right in. Curio 34 also works with the new Curio CLI and its MCP server for Terminal scripts and AI agents — a separate download that requires an active Professional subscription. - Put project tasks and query results on your Desktop or in Notification Center with new macOS widgets. - Apply project-wide paragraph and character text styles, with new kerning, line-height, and paragraph-spacing controls. - Place adornments in 12 positions and optionally keep checkboxes in a separate left margin for cleaner task scanning. - Find content faster with improved relevance ranking, conservative fuzzy search, field autocomplete, and custom-data sorting. - Search the text inside your PDFs, documents, and images, including files embedded in your project, using Curio's own native extraction. - Follow connected idea graphs in Focus mode, view live word counts and readability details, and open local HTML files as interactive figures. - Return to a designated Home idea space with the new navigator Home button, and jump to any idea space from the context menu while presenting in Professional. - Enjoy new color tools and generated palettes, plus extensive improvements to Markdown, export, the Organizer, galleries, backups, macOS Tahoe support, performance, and reliability. Mac App Store notes: - You can now download Curio and begin a free 14-day trial without starting a subscription first. - The new File > Manage Authorized Folders command lets you review, add, and remove the folders Curio is allowed to access.

Curio 34.0.2: Fixed equation rendering, table/gallery double-clicks, and other issues on macOS 27; fixed duplicate resources reappearing after deleting all project resources; fixed font changes not applying to all selected non-contiguous text ranges; fixed missing tag set autocomplete suggestions in search and query fields; fixed Curio CLI update detection with beta CLI versions installed; improved Quick Look thumbnail handling for read-only fallback previews; fixed a crash opening idea spaces with circular curved-line connections; and fixed equations with less-than signs or ampersands rendering as raw text. Curio 34 is packed with new ways to organize, connect, calculate, automate, and find your work. - Build Kanban boards that automatically group and sort work by priority, rating, tags, dates, and more. Professional adds Smart Kanban boards that gather matching items from across a project. - Add Excel-like formulas to native and Markdown tables in Professional, with structured references and common math, statistical, and formatting functions. - Sort native tables by any column while keeping header and footer rows fixed. - Keep copied lists, mind maps, and stacks linked with synced collection instances in Professional. - Attach typed figure references to Curio jump targets and web locations with the new Professional References panel. - Create project-specific tag sets with their own colors, ordering, and Kanban grouping. - Automate Curio with native macOS Shortcuts actions, built right in. Curio 34 also works with the new Curio CLI and its MCP server for Terminal scripts and AI agents — a separate download that requires an active Professional subscription. - Put project tasks and query results on your Desktop or in Notification Center with new macOS widgets. - Apply project-wide paragraph and character text styles, with new kerning, line-height, and paragraph-spacing controls. - Place adornments in 12 positions and optionally keep checkboxes in a separate left margin for cleaner task scanning. - Find content faster with improved relevance ranking, conservative fuzzy search, field autocomplete, and custom-data sorting. - Search the text inside your PDFs, documents, and images, including files embedded in your project, using Curio's own native extraction. - Follow connected idea graphs in Focus mode, view live word counts and readability details, and open local HTML files as interactive figures. - Return to a designated Home idea space with the new navigator Home button, and jump to any idea space from the context menu while presenting in Professional. - Enjoy new color tools and generated palettes, plus extensive improvements to Markdown, export, the Organizer, galleries, backups, macOS Tahoe support, performance, and reliability. Mac App Store notes: - You can now download Curio and begin a free 14-day trial without starting a subscription first. - The new File > Manage Authorized Folders command lets you review, add, and remove the folders Curio is allowed to access.

Curio 34.0.1: Fixed Kanban text wrapping, item style preservation, and tag, priority, and rating updates when moving cards between stacks; fixed excessive tabloid width growth, playback of older embedded YouTube videos, and Status Shelf live exports becoming empty when closing projects; added a button to open reference targets; corrected the Quick Find shortcut in the Welcome project’s tips. Curio 34 is packed with new ways to organize, connect, calculate, automate, and find your work. - Build Kanban boards that automatically group and sort work by priority, rating, tags, dates, and more. Professional adds Smart Kanban boards that gather matching items from across a project. - Add Excel-like formulas to native and Markdown tables in Professional, with structured references and common math, statistical, and formatting functions. - Sort native tables by any column while keeping header and footer rows fixed. - Keep copied lists, mind maps, and stacks linked with synced collection instances in Professional. - Attach typed figure references to Curio jump targets and web locations with the new Professional References panel. - Create project-specific tag sets with their own colors, ordering, and Kanban grouping. - Automate Curio with native macOS Shortcuts actions, built right in. Curio 34 also works with the new Curio CLI and its MCP server for Terminal scripts and AI agents — a separate download that requires an active Professional subscription. - Put project tasks and query results on your Desktop or in Notification Center with new macOS widgets. - Apply project-wide paragraph and character text styles, with new kerning, line-height, and paragraph-spacing controls. - Place adornments in 12 positions and optionally keep checkboxes in a separate left margin for cleaner task scanning. - Find content faster with improved relevance ranking, conservative fuzzy search, field autocomplete, and custom-data sorting. - Search the text inside your PDFs, documents, and images, including files embedded in your project, using Curio's own native extraction. - Follow connected idea graphs in Focus mode, view live word counts and readability details, and open local HTML files as interactive figures. - Return to a designated Home idea space with the new navigator Home button, and jump to any idea space from the context menu while presenting in Professional. - Enjoy new color tools and generated palettes, plus extensive improvements to Markdown, export, the Organizer, galleries, backups, macOS Tahoe support, performance, and reliability. Mac App Store notes: - You can now download Curio and begin a free 14-day trial without starting a subscription first. - The new File > Manage Authorized Folders command lets you review, add, and remove the folders Curio is allowed to access.

Curio 34 is packed with new ways to organize, connect, calculate, automate, and find your work. - Build Kanban boards that automatically group and sort work by priority, rating, tags, dates, and more. Professional adds Smart Kanban boards that gather matching items from across a project. - Add Excel-like formulas to native and Markdown tables in Professional, with structured references and common math, statistical, and formatting functions. - Sort native tables by any column while keeping header and footer rows fixed. - Keep copied lists, mind maps, and stacks linked with synced collection instances in Professional. - Attach typed figure references to Curio jump targets and web locations with the new Professional References panel. - Create project-specific tag sets with their own colors, ordering, and Kanban grouping. - Automate Curio with native macOS Shortcuts actions, built right in. Curio 34 also works with the new Curio CLI and its MCP server for Terminal scripts and AI agents — a separate download that requires an active Professional subscription. - Put project tasks and query results on your Desktop or in Notification Center with new macOS widgets. - Apply project-wide paragraph and character text styles, with new kerning, line-height, and paragraph-spacing controls. - Place adornments in 12 positions and optionally keep checkboxes in a separate left margin for cleaner task scanning. - Find content faster with improved relevance ranking, conservative fuzzy search, field autocomplete, and custom-data sorting. - Search the text inside your PDFs, documents, and images, including files embedded in your project, using Curio's own native extraction. - Follow connected idea graphs in Focus mode, view live word counts and readability details, and open local HTML files as interactive figures. - Return to a designated Home idea space with the new navigator Home button, and jump to any idea space from the context menu while presenting in Professional. - Enjoy new color tools and generated palettes, plus extensive improvements to Markdown, export, the Organizer, galleries, backups, macOS Tahoe support, performance, and reliability. Mac App Store notes: - You can now download Curio and begin a free 14-day trial without starting a subscription first. - The new File > Manage Authorized Folders command lets you review, add, and remove the folders Curio is allowed to access.

Curio 33.0.2 improves equation rendering, text figure sizing, markdown tables/parsing, Status shelf updates/exports, and fixes search export links. Curio 33 has lots of great new features including: - Markdown Math Equations. One of our most popular requests is finally here! You can now enter math equations directly into Curio's markdown text figures! Block equations ($$⏎...⏎$$), inline equations (\(...\), $...$), and math code blocks (```math⏎...⏎```) are all supported. - Equation Editor. The Insert > Equation editor with live preview has been completely rewritten to use our new MathJax subsystem. This means MathJax v3 (up from v2), additional bundled packages like mhchem and physics, support for offline rendering, accurate baseline calculations directly from the renderer, and no workarounds necessary to handle a mix of Retina and non-Retina monitors. - Mermaid Figures [Pro]. Curio Pro now supports Mermaid, a popular and extensible diagramming format! You can drag in Mermaid files or Paste As > Mermaid Diagram to instantly see a rendered diagram. The generated PDF image has a transparent background and will resize, zoom, and print perfectly. - Mermaid Markdown Code Blocks [Pro]. Curio Pro expands its markdown support with the ability to render Mermaid code blocks! You can construct your Mermaid code block with either backticks (```mermaid⏎...⏎```) or tildes (~~~mermaid⏎...⏎~~~). - Mermaid Organizer Documents [Pro]. Curio Pro also supports Mermaid files in the Organizer! - Markdown Language Code Blocks [Pro]. Curio Pro now supports language-specific syntax coloring within ```language⏎...⏎``` or ~~~language⏎...⏎~~~ code blocks, where language is the language of your code block. Curio uses the popular Highlight library for syntax coloring. - Markdown Horizontal Rules. Curio now supports markdown horizontal rules via the CommonMark-standard ***, ---, or ___ syntax. - Markdown Block Quotes and Callouts. Markdown block quotes now support callouts! Plus they have been significantly enhanced with support for padding, border, and inserted blank lines before/after the block. Plus some major improvements: - Smarter Importing. Major rewrite of import code to classify groups of similar dropped files so we can support a use for all similar files in this drop checkbox. If Option held when dropping, indicating aliases to files, then you can also choose the file-sync direction (bidirectional, export only, import only). - Select Options. It's now much easier to select only figures or only scribbles. Just click and hold on the select tool to choose a specific option. No more magic modifier key incantations. - Glow Options. Sometimes it's hard to tweak your figure borders and colors and make minor positioning adjustments when selection glows and grab handles are in the way. Now you can tap W to toggle off glow and ⇧W to toggle off handles making it easier to see what you're doing while the figures remain selected. Tap the keys again to toggle them back on. These are temporary overrides just for the current idea space viewing. - Async URL Figure Meta and Previews. When dragging an URL into Curio all website meta data, including icon and preview images, are now loaded asynchronously (in the background) using a hybrid of Apple's native LinkPresentation framework plus a custom website OpenGraph description parser, instead of synchronously retrieving and parsing all meta info using custom code. - Better Backups. If you've enabled Curio's built-in automatic backups, Curio will now store a zipped version of your project, instead of a simple copy, in the specified Backups folder. Plus: - A ton of requested feature enhancements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates. Some notes for upgraders: - As the toolbar is getting a bit long for laptops it has been simplified with just an Insert button. Right-click on the toolbar and choose Customize Toolbar if you'd like to re-add specific collection buttons such as list, mind map, table, etc.

Curio 33.0.1 fixes issues with markdown rendering, search performance, list item resize handles, and index card collapse widgets. Curio 33 has lots of great new features including: - Markdown Math Equations. One of our most popular requests is finally here! You can now enter math equations directly into Curio's markdown text figures! Block equations ($$⏎...⏎$$), inline equations (\(...\), $...$), and math code blocks (```math⏎...⏎```) are all supported. - Equation Editor. The Insert > Equation editor with live preview has been completely rewritten to use our new MathJax subsystem. This means MathJax v3 (up from v2), additional bundled packages like mhchem and physics, support for offline rendering, accurate baseline calculations directly from the renderer, and no workarounds necessary to handle a mix of Retina and non-Retina monitors. - Mermaid Figures [Pro]. Curio Pro now supports Mermaid, a popular and extensible diagramming format! You can drag in Mermaid files or Paste As > Mermaid Diagram to instantly see a rendered diagram. The generated PDF image has a transparent background and will resize, zoom, and print perfectly. - Mermaid Markdown Code Blocks [Pro]. Curio Pro expands its markdown support with the ability to render Mermaid code blocks! You can construct your Mermaid code block with either backticks (```mermaid⏎...⏎```) or tildes (~~~mermaid⏎...⏎~~~). - Mermaid Organizer Documents [Pro]. Curio Pro also supports Mermaid files in the Organizer! - Markdown Language Code Blocks [Pro]. Curio Pro now supports language-specific syntax coloring within ```language⏎...⏎``` or ~~~language⏎...⏎~~~ code blocks, where language is the language of your code block. Curio uses the popular Highlight library for syntax coloring. - Markdown Horizontal Rules. Curio now supports markdown horizontal rules via the CommonMark-standard ***, ---, or ___ syntax. - Markdown Block Quotes and Callouts. Markdown block quotes now support callouts! Plus they have been significantly enhanced with support for padding, border, and inserted blank lines before/after the block. Plus some major improvements: - Smarter Importing. Major rewrite of import code to classify groups of similar dropped files so we can support a use for all similar files in this drop checkbox. If Option held when dropping, indicating aliases to files, then you can also choose the file-sync direction (bidirectional, export only, import only). - Select Options. It's now much easier to select only figures or only scribbles. Just click and hold on the select tool to choose a specific option. No more magic modifier key incantations. - Glow Options. Sometimes it's hard to tweak your figure borders and colors and make minor positioning adjustments when selection glows and grab handles are in the way. Now you can tap W to toggle off glow and ⇧W to toggle off handles making it easier to see what you're doing while the figures remain selected. Tap the keys again to toggle them back on. These are temporary overrides just for the current idea space viewing. - Async URL Figure Meta and Previews. When dragging an URL into Curio all website meta data, including icon and preview images, are now loaded asynchronously (in the background) using a hybrid of Apple's native LinkPresentation framework plus a custom website OpenGraph description parser, instead of synchronously retrieving and parsing all meta info using custom code. - Better Backups. If you've enabled Curio's built-in automatic backups, Curio will now store a zipped version of your project, instead of a simple copy, in the specified Backups folder. Plus: - A ton of requested feature enhancements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates. Some notes for upgraders: - As the toolbar is getting a bit long for laptops it has been simplified with just an Insert button. Right-click on the toolbar and choose Customize Toolbar if you'd like to re-add specific collection buttons such as list, mind map, table, etc.

Curio 33 has lots of great new features including: - Markdown Math Equations. One of our most popular requests is finally here! You can now enter math equations directly into Curio's markdown text figures! Block equations ($$⏎...⏎$$), inline equations (\(...\), $...$), and math code blocks (```math⏎...⏎```) are all supported. - Equation Editor. The Insert > Equation editor with live preview has been completely rewritten to use our new MathJax subsystem. This means MathJax v3 (up from v2), additional bundled packages like mhchem and physics, support for offline rendering, accurate baseline calculations directly from the renderer, and no workarounds necessary to handle a mix of Retina and non-Retina monitors. - Mermaid Figures [Pro]. Curio Pro now supports Mermaid, a popular and extensible diagramming format! You can drag in Mermaid files or Paste As > Mermaid Diagram to instantly see a rendered diagram. The generated PDF image has a transparent background and will resize, zoom, and print perfectly. - Mermaid Markdown Code Blocks [Pro]. Curio Pro expands its markdown support with the ability to render Mermaid code blocks! You can construct your Mermaid code block with either backticks (```mermaid⏎...⏎```) or tildes (~~~mermaid⏎...⏎~~~). - Mermaid Organizer Documents [Pro]. Curio Pro also supports Mermaid files in the Organizer! - Markdown Language Code Blocks [Pro]. Curio Pro now supports language-specific syntax coloring within ```language⏎...⏎``` or ~~~language⏎...⏎~~~ code blocks, where language is the language of your code block. Curio uses the popular Highlight library for syntax coloring. - Markdown Horizontal Rules. Curio now supports markdown horizontal rules via the CommonMark-standard ***, ---, or ___ syntax. - Markdown Block Quotes and Callouts. Markdown block quotes now support callouts! Plus they have been significantly enhanced with support for padding, border, and inserted blank lines before/after the block. Plus some major improvements: - Smarter Importing. Major rewrite of import code to classify groups of similar dropped files so we can support a use for all similar files in this drop checkbox. If Option held when dropping, indicating aliases to files, then you can also choose the file-sync direction (bidirectional, export only, import only). - Select Options. It's now much easier to select only figures or only scribbles. Just click and hold on the select tool to choose a specific option. No more magic modifier key incantations. - Glow Options. Sometimes it's hard to tweak your figure borders and colors and make minor positioning adjustments when selection glows and grab handles are in the way. Now you can tap W to toggle off glow and ⇧W to toggle off handles making it easier to see what you're doing while the figures remain selected. Tap the keys again to toggle them back on. These are temporary overrides just for the current idea space viewing. - Async URL Figure Meta and Previews. When dragging an URL into Curio all website meta data, including icon and preview images, are now loaded asynchronously (in the background) using a hybrid of Apple's native LinkPresentation framework plus a custom website OpenGraph description parser, instead of synchronously retrieving and parsing all meta info using custom code. - Better Backups. If you've enabled Curio's built-in automatic backups, Curio will now store a zipped version of your project, instead of a simple copy, in the specified Backups folder. Plus: - A ton of requested feature enhancements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates. Some notes for upgraders: - As the toolbar is getting a bit long for laptops it has been simplified with just an Insert button. Right-click on the toolbar and choose Customize Toolbar if you'd like to re-add specific collection buttons such as list, mind map, table, etc.

Curio 32.0.4 fixes bugs related to clicking and dragging within collections and compositions. Curio 32 has lots of great new features including: - Compatibility tweaks for an upcoming macOS release. - New matrix composition! - Support for multiple windows open for the same project. - Right-down and Tree mind map arrangements. - Text figure numeric formatting, such as currencies, percentages, etc. - Placeholder image figure support. - "Home" idea space. - On Open, so you can change where you start in a project. - Support for custom icons for Organizer items. - Default idea space templates or styles for a project. - Journal "Go to Today" button. - Support for markdown dashed lists. - More Sleuth AI sites. - More appearance theme customization properties like font and font size. - Significantly improved markdown list rendering. Plus, as usual: - A ton of requested feature improvements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates. Some notes for upgraders: - As the toolbar is getting a bit long for laptops it has been simplified with just an Insert button. Right-click on the toolbar and choose Customize Toolbar if you'd like to re-add specific collection buttons such as list, mind map, table, etc.

Curio 32.0.3 fixes a bug related to undo/redo of collections (lists, mind maps, etc) dragged into a composition (tabloid, matrix). Curio 32 has lots of great new features including: - Compatibility tweaks for an upcoming macOS release. - New matrix composition! - Support for multiple windows open for the same project. - Right-down and Tree mind map arrangements. - Text figure numeric formatting, such as currencies, percentages, etc. - Placeholder image figure support. - "Home" idea space. - On Open, so you can change where you start in a project. - Support for custom icons for Organizer items. - Default idea space templates or styles for a project. - Journal "Go to Today" button. - Support for markdown dashed lists. - More Sleuth AI sites. - More appearance theme customization properties like font and font size. - Significantly improved markdown list rendering. Plus, as usual: - A ton of requested feature improvements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates. Some notes for upgraders: - As the toolbar is getting a bit long for laptops it has been simplified with just an Insert button. Right-click on the toolbar and choose Customize Toolbar if you'd like to re-add specific collection buttons such as list, mind map, table, etc.

Curio 32.0.2 addresses a handful of issues since Curio 32's release. Curio 32 has lots of great new features including: - Compatibility tweaks for an upcoming macOS release. - New matrix composition! - Support for multiple windows open for the same project. - Right-down and Tree mind map arrangements. - Text figure numeric formatting, such as currencies, percentages, etc. - Placeholder image figure support. - "Home" idea space. - On Open, so you can change where you start in a project. - Support for custom icons for Organizer items. - Default idea space templates or styles for a project. - Journal "Go to Today" button. - Support for markdown dashed lists. - More Sleuth AI sites. - More appearance theme customization properties like font and font size. - Significantly improved markdown list rendering. Plus, as usual: - A ton of requested feature improvements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates. Some notes for upgraders: - As the toolbar is getting a bit long for laptops it has been simplified with just an Insert button. Right-click on the toolbar and choose Customize Toolbar if you'd like to re-add specific collection buttons such as list, mind map, table, etc.

Curio 32 has lots of great new features including: - Compatibility tweaks for an upcoming macOS release. - New matrix composition! - Support for multiple windows open for the same project. - Right-down and Tree mind map arrangements. - Text figure numeric formatting, such as currencies, percentages, etc. - Placeholder image figure support. - "Home" idea space. - On Open, so you can change where you start in a project. - Support for custom icons for Organizer items. - Default idea space templates or styles for a project. - Journal "Go to Today" button. - Support for markdown dashed lists. - More Sleuth AI sites. - More appearance theme customization properties like font and font size. - Significantly improved markdown list rendering. Plus, as usual: - A ton of requested feature improvements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates. Some notes for upgraders: - As the toolbar is getting a bit long for laptops it has been simplified with just an Insert button. Right-click on the toolbar and choose Customize Toolbar if you'd like to re-add specific collection buttons such as list, mind map, table, etc.

Curio 31.0.2 fixes a number of bugs reported after 31's initial release. Curio 31 has lots of great new features including: - Figure Sync Files [Professional Only]. - SVG Image Figures. - Text Gradient Coloring. - Support for Markup Image. - Tag Set Capsule Colors. - Last Modified Adornment. - Mind Map Line Thickness. - Organizer Sidebar Toolbar Updates. - Toolbar Updates. - Navigator Menu Updates. - Automatic Flag Size. - More Meta Pseudo Tags. - Lots of Meta Tweaks. - Loads of Markdown Tweaks. - Inspector UI Tweaks. Plus, as usual: - A ton of requested feature improvements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates.

Curio 31 has lots of great new features including: - Figure Sync Files [Professional Only]. - SVG Image Figures. - Text Gradient Coloring. - Support for Markup Image. - Tag Set Capsule Colors. - Last Modified Adornment. - Mind Map Line Thickness. - Organizer Sidebar Toolbar Updates. - Toolbar Updates. - Navigator Menu Updates. - Automatic Flag Size. - More Meta Pseudo Tags. - Lots of Meta Tweaks. - Loads of Markdown Tweaks. - Inspector UI Tweaks. Plus, as usual: - A ton of requested feature improvements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates.

Curio 31 has lots of great new features including: - Figure Sync Files [Professional Only]. - SVG Image Figures. - Text Gradient Coloring. - Support for Markup Image. - Tag Set Capsule Colors. - Last Modified Adornment. - Mind Map Line Thickness. - Organizer Sidebar Toolbar Updates. - Toolbar Updates. - Navigator Menu Updates. - Automatic Flag Size. - More Meta Pseudo Tags. - Lots of Meta Tweaks. - Loads of Markdown Tweaks. - Inspector UI Tweaks. Plus, as usual: - A ton of requested feature improvements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates.

Curio 30.0.1 adds a quick bug fix for better stability. Curio 30 has lots of great new features including: - Inline Markdown Checklists. - Inline Markdown Tables. - Inline Equations. - Composition Row Styling. - Format > Markdown Submenu. - Smarter Curved Lines. - Idea Graph Curved Lines Default. - Diamond Line Arrowhead. - Table Alternating Row Color. - Smart Paste. - Export Mind Map Markdown As Headings. - Organizer Tags ⇄ Figure Text. - Format > Markdown Submenu. - Figure Meta Menu and Refreshed Priority Icons. - Project Data Caching. Plus, as usual: - A ton of requested feature improvements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates.

Curio 30 has lots of great new features including: - Inline Markdown Checklists. - Inline Markdown Tables. - Inline Equations. - Composition Row Styling. - Format > Markdown Submenu. - Smarter Curved Lines. - Idea Graph Curved Lines Default. - Diamond Line Arrowhead. - Table Alternating Row Color. - Smart Paste. - Export Mind Map Markdown As Headings. - Organizer Tags ⇄ Figure Text. - Format > Markdown Submenu. - Figure Meta Menu and Refreshed Priority Icons. - Project Data Caching. Plus, as usual: - A ton of requested feature improvements. - A bunch of bug fixes. - Technical updates.

Curio 29.0.1 fixes an issue with the composition inspector. Curio 29 has lots of great new features including: - Composition, Curio's most powerful collection figure. Unlike other collections, this über collection is designed to contain normal figures like text, images, and files plus collection figures like lists, tables, stacks, mind maps can all exist within a composition collection. A composition is made up of one or more independent rows, with each row having one or more columns, and each column having one or more stacked figures. You can easily drag figures around to create new rows, new columns, and rearranged items within columns. - The Local library shelf now supports a browse mode, in addition to its Spotlight search mode. When browsing the search, scope, and other popups act as a file filters as you navigate through the file hierarchy. This new capability makes it easy to track frequently used scope folders such as an Obsidian vault or iCloud-synced folder. - Sleuth now includes several new AI services including Microsoft's Copilot, Quora's Poe, and Groq. Plus the Kagi privacy-focused, subscriber-only search engine. - The Search shelf's share button menu now has an option to copy the results as figures. You can then paste them elsewhere in your project. Pro users can even paste them as synced figure references so changes made to these copies will sync to their originals. Plus more improvements including: - Better Obsidian file support. - Better DEVONthink support. - Local Library now filters contents of iCloud Drive package files. - Local Library's Spotlight search for file names is now using wildcarding to act more like Finder's Spotlight. - Two new interface themes added to General Settings: Dawn and Gray Day. - Improvements to figure selection glows and side resizing. - You can now easily resize the last column and last row in a table by dragging its column or row divider along the edge of the figure. - Much faster rendering when dragging figures, pinch or scroll wheel zooming, and brush scribbling. - And much more! And of course a bunch of fixes for all reported issues.

Curio 29 has lots of great new features including: - Composition, Curio's most powerful collection figure. Unlike other collections, this über collection is designed to contain normal figures like text, images, and files plus collection figures like lists, tables, stacks, mind maps can all exist within a composition collection. A composition is made up of one or more independent rows, with each row having one or more columns, and each column having one or more stacked figures. You can easily drag figures around to create new rows, new columns, and rearranged items within columns. - The Local library shelf now supports a browse mode, in addition to its Spotlight search mode. When browsing the search, scope, and other popups act as a file filters as you navigate through the file hierarchy. This new capability makes it easy to track frequently used scope folders such as an Obsidian vault or iCloud-synced folder. - Sleuth now includes several new AI services including Microsoft's Copilot, Quora's Poe, and Groq. Plus the Kagi privacy-focused, subscriber-only search engine. - The Search shelf's share button menu now has an option to copy the results as figures. You can then paste them elsewhere in your project. Pro users can even paste them as synced figure references so changes made to these copies will sync to their originals. Plus more improvements including: - Better Obsidian file support. - Better DEVONthink support. - Local Library now filters contents of iCloud Drive package files. - Local Library's Spotlight search for file names is now using wildcarding to act more like Finder's Spotlight. - Two new interface themes added to General Settings: Dawn and Gray Day. - Improvements to figure selection glows and side resizing. - You can now easily resize the last column and last row in a table by dragging its column or row divider along the edge of the figure. - Much faster rendering when dragging figures, pinch or scroll wheel zooming, and brush scribbling. - And much more! And of course a bunch of fixes for all reported issues.

Curio 28.0.2 fixes a couple of bugs since Curio 28's original release. Curio 28 has lots of great new features including: - New support for wikilinks! This is one of our most requested features. - New jump popup to help you create wikilinks, markdown links, and jump actions. - Backlinks popup to view wikilinks, markdown jump links, and rich text jump links, as well as jump actions. - Eisenhower Box table stencil. - Resizable shelf, which is especially handy when dealing with AI sites in the Sleuth shelf. - Finding Figures Used As References. This means you can now search for items that are references of a specific reference type. - Quick Find and Search now support easier selection of Organizer labels for queries. - Quick Find and Search query language now supports grouping and sorting by tag set. - The query language also now supports kind=figure and kind=organizer. - Status shelf can sort tasks by tag set. - Smarter markdown inspector button. - Better markdown table import. - Sleuth now supports zoom. - Sleuth support for Google ImageFX. - A slew of other features enhancements. - And of course a bunch of fixes for all reported issues.

Curio 28 has lots of great new features including: - New support for wikilinks! This is one of our most requested features. - New jump popup to help you create wikilinks, markdown links, and jump actions. - Backlinks popup to view wikilinks, markdown jump links, and rich text jump links, as well as jump actions. - Eisenhower Box table stencil. - Resizable shelf, which is especially handy when dealing with AI sites in the Sleuth shelf. - Finding Figures Used As References. This means you can now search for items that are references of a specific reference type. - Quick Find and Search now support easier selection of Organizer labels for queries. - Quick Find and Search query language now supports grouping and sorting by tag set. - The query language also now supports kind=figure and kind=organizer. - Status shelf can sort tasks by tag set. - Smarter markdown inspector button. - Better markdown table import. - Sleuth now supports zoom. - Sleuth support for Google ImageFX. - A slew of other features enhancements. - And of course a bunch of fixes for all reported issues.

Curio 27 has lots of great new features including: - Full height Organizer sidebar. Matches the latest UI guidelines and looks fantastic! - Organizer meta flags column. At a glance see label color, notes, and tag images alongside each Organizer item. - Organizer numbering column. An index alongside each Organizer item for quick referencing and jumping. - Organizer filter rewrite. The filter has been completely rewritten to adopt the our query language allowing for more sophisticated Organizer searches. - Organizer Smart Filters. Filter queries can now be saved as dynamic Smart Filters, which constantly update themselves as you work in your project. - Pinned Organizer items. Quickly find and open idea spaces and other items you've pinned for quick access. - Organizer Title ⇄ Figure Text. New {%IdeaSpaceTitle} text figure identifier will auto-sync the Organizer title and this text figure regardless of which one is edited. - Cross project tags. Create tags like #personal and #vacation that can be used across all of your projects. - Figure placeholder text. Specify placeholder text for a text figure which is displayed if the content of the figure is empty. - Figure navigation via tab key. Use the Tab or Shift-Tab keys to select the next or previous figure. Press Control-Tab and Control-Shift-Tab to jump between editable figures. - Sleuth support for Perplexity AI and Perplexity LLaMa. - Sleuth support for Claude AI. - A slew of other enhancements to existing figures. - And of course a bunch of fixes for all reported issues.

Lots of great new features including  - Support for ChatGPT and Bard in Curio's Sleuth. - Follow Figures. You can now create a loose collection of figures which follow the movements of their assigned leading figure via Arrange > Follow First Selected. The followers are independent and can be easily repositioned and sized, but they will track and move with the main figure as necessary. Duplicates of followers will automatically follow the leader as well - Bundle Figures. Similar to the new following figures feature, you can now create a loose collection of figures but instead of following a single leading figure, they follow each other. Move any figure in the bundle and they all move. To move individual items you can temporarily toggle off the bundle, reposition or duplicate figures within the bundle, then turn it back on. Feature improvements including: - Export images separately. - Copy As > Markdown Link. - Loads of other enhancements like new keyboard shortcuts, variables, and more, all thanks to customer feedback! And of course a bunch of fixes for all reported issues.

This build has some key fixes for bugs that have cropped up since Curio 25's initial release: - Disappearing Collection Items. Fixed issue with disappearing collection items if switching between tabs in the popup inspector for list, mind map, or stacks. - Deleting Smart Collections. Fixed issue where you couldn’t delete query-based smart collections. - Smart Collections Sort Criteria. Fixed issues with grouped results figures ignoring sort criteria, also fixed issue with improperly parsing sort criteria if a sort:+ or sort:- prefix was specified. - Slow Drags. Fixed issue with slow performance when dragging lots of figures especially images in lists and mind maps.

- [Pro] Query-Based Collections: The contents of list, mind map, and stack collection figures can now be dynamically filled and refreshed based on a query statement specified in the inspector panel. The results are constructed using synced figure instances pointing to their original figures. That way you can edit a result item's text or meta properties and those changes will be reflected in the original and any other synced instances. Using this feature it's easy to construct a dashboard or home page for your project with one or more collections showing you tasks to tackle, or special tagged items you need to look into. - Query-Based Search Shelf: The Search shelf has been completely overhauled to use the new query language introduced with Quick Find and used by the query-based collections mentioned above. This query language allows for much more flexible and sophisticated search queries. - Query Language Enhancements: The query language used by Quick Find, the Search shelf, and query-based collections has been extended with support for project milestones; searching asset contents; sorting by startdue or organizer order; group, limit, and include commands; searching by kind; and you can now find figures with any tag, any resource, or any cross reference. - Loads of other improvements! - Lots of fixes for reported issues.

24.0.2 fixes compatibility with macOS Big Sur. 24.0.1 fixes a Pro issue where the Status shelf could be empty on launch. 24.0 adds: - Dragging or pasting URLs into Curio will now automatically show web link previews. - Option-drag a resize handle to drag out a connecting line to quickly connect the figure to another for easy Idea Graphs. - There's a new Insert > Line main menu for quick access to standalone and connecting lines. - Use the Arrange > Convert Into > Index Card menu to convert selected figures into index cards. - The handling of default styles for asset figures has been significantly refactored to address several concerns when displayed as icon mode or preview mode. - We added a couple of new custom app icons: Climate Stripes and Pride. - Curio's automatic project backups can now backup projects located in any folder. - Loads of other tweaks! - Lots of fixes for reported issues.