Meet Dex, your new sidekick • Say hi to Dex, a tiny holographic pal who lives right on your Digext screen. Hands down the most fun thing we've ever shipped. • A one-minute guided tour. Dex shows you around and has you tap the real buttons as you go. • Story mode: short chapters where Dex shows you how to save, read and organize. Pick up where you left off from the Dex menu, or replay any time with Show me around. • 10 games to play with Dex: Fetch, Catch, Peekaboo, Copy my lights, Echo, Keepy-uppy, Blink tag, Portals, Stardust sweep and Trace it. • Over 100 things Dex can do, including rare moves you might only catch once in a while. Heart, planet and bunny holograms. Pick Dex up, fling it, tickle it. Leave it alone for five minutes and it curls up for a nap. • Save a link and watch Dex beam it in with a sci-fi extraction scene. • A ready-made starter library and curated collections, with Dex there to welcome you. • Want some quiet? Hide Dex, mute it, or turn off its hints from the Dex menu. Digext speaks your language • Digext now comes in 46 languages. Pick yours in Settings. Also • If chat can't use Apple Intelligence, Digext now tells you why and offers other models. • Re-extract's Undo no longer covers the reader summary.

Save from more places • Save Substack articles and Notes. Podcasts and videos play right in Digext. • Save LinkedIn posts with their photos, videos, documents, reposts and polls. • Save TikTok videos and photo posts. Videos play inline, and every slide stays in order. • Save public Claude artifacts as clean, readable pages. • Re-extract any saved link: fetch a fresh copy, preview it, then accept it or keep the original. Undo is one tap away. • Read cleaner articles, with fewer subscribe boxes, share buttons and menus, and titles, authors and images where they belong. Download and purchase links now gather in a Resources section at the end. • Expand and collapse Wikipedia's folding tables, with the links and lists inside them kept. • Hear image descriptions read aloud. Turn on Announce Content in the player to hear how many images are coming up. • See reels and TikToks bigger in your library, with the caption on a panel tinted to match. Fixes • The Paste button stays put after you switch apps. • Lists fade softly under the top and bottom bars on iOS 27. • AI summaries resume on their own after the system pauses them. • Diary entries no longer show a summary.

Our iOS 27 special • Made for iOS 27: refreshed card styles and a new light gradient background, designed for the new look. • See your library at a glance: cards now show a preview built from what you saved, including photos, screenshots, videos and links. • Read Apple Intelligence summaries: longer saves get a short summary on the card and at the top of the item. Requires Apple Intelligence. • Keep the video: X (Twitter) articles and posts now save with their videos and thumbnails.

Built for iOS 27. Your cards, player, and collections get a ground-up visual refresh on iOS 27, with fresh Liquid Glass surfaces and tints tuned for every screen. iOS 26 keeps its familiar look, so nothing changes under you until you upgrade. Meet White. A brand-new light theme. A soft ivory gradient on iPhone, pearl on Mac, with cards, badges, and accents redrawn to sit on it. Pick White, Animation, or Gradient in Settings, and the home screen now follows your choice. Faster, everywhere. The app opens quicker with a trimmed startup and a smoother fade into your library. Chats load once and stay put instead of re-fetching in the background. A sync loop that saved every second on iPhone is gone, so scrolling stays smooth and your battery stays yours. Diary and the side panel no longer scale their work with the size of your library. Search that looks like browsing. Library search returns the same rich cards you scroll every day, with matching tags highlighted. Start with something. New installs come with Learn, Build, and Explore starter collections, so the library is never empty on day one. Fixes. The image filmstrip follows the carousel again. X threads and long posts extract more reliably. Image-only saves get titles grounded in what's actually in the picture.

Starter content • New installs come with sample digexts: a Wikipedia article, an MDN reference page, a YouTube video, an Apple Maps place, an Instagram carousel, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok shares, and two diary entries with a map and a voice note. • Samples are grouped into Learn, Build and Explore collections. Remove them any time from Settings without touching your own digexts. Free PRO trial • First launch now offers a one-month PRO trial with no credit card and no auto-renew. Extraction • Sharing an X article saves the article you shared, not an ad or an unrelated reply. Long posts and focal posts extract more reliably. • Gemini shares no longer drop generated images, and Grok generated images are labeled consistently. • Photos shared from WhatsApp no longer save a stray "Sent from WhatsApp" segment. • Image-only digexts get titles grounded in what is actually in the picture. Fixes • The mini player plays audio without PRO. • Unlocking content after your monthly extraction quota resets works again, and quota messages are shorter. • The onboarding paywall keeps its bottom bar styling.

Go Pro on your terms; choose from flexible new plans, monthly or annual. Pick a plan on the redesigned paywall, preview articles before you upgrade, and see your Pro status at a glance. Plus faster app launch and visual polish throughout.

- Rich HTML export — exports now carry the whole item, not just text: inline video with tap-to-play, an audio player with transcript, PDF/Maps/Sources cards, link previews, and properly rendered math. Exported files re-import with everything intact. - Diary — the day carousel appears as soon as you open Diary, deleting a day keeps you there instead of bouncing out, and diaries are named by date. - Search — when an exact all-terms match finds nothing, you now get best-effort results instead of an empty list. - Chat — upgraded to Claude Opus 5, and replies no longer drop text mid-stream. - Smoother and steadier — faster Diary scrolling in large libraries, your side-panel scroll position survives refreshes, smaller app download, and a fixed crash during onboarding.

The biggest Digext update yet - capture more, move your content freely, and make reading yours. Capture more: – Shared conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Mode – Connect your X account in Settings and Digext captures entire articles, threads, and videos Your content, in and out: – Import HTML and Markdown files straight into your library – Share any digest as Plain Text, Markdown, PDF, HTML, or a Digext file And throughout: – New typography controls in Settings