Leaf 1.3.0 brings new ways to come back to your links! You can now save links to Read Later, a new queue for articles, videos, and pages you want to revisit when you have more time. Add links from the app or while sharing, mark what you’ve already read, and return to your list whenever you’re ready. We’re also introducing Rediscover, a new Home section that brings back links you saved a while ago and may have never opened. The idea is simple: help you reconnect with things you already cared about, before they get buried forever. You can also set weekly reminders for Read Later and Rediscover, choosing the day and time that works best for you. YouTube links now show the real video preview image too, so your link cards look much better. We also made internal improvements to stability and syncing to keep Leaf growing on a stronger foundation. Thanks for using Leaf and being part of this journey!

This update brings a few small improvements: • We polished some screens when there’s nothing to show. • Onboarding now includes a Smart Search demo video. • The Smart Search loading state has been improved so the experience feels better while Leaf finds what you’re looking for. • We also added Tip Jar, in case you’d like to support Leaf’s development and help it keep growing.

Leaf 1.2.0 brings one of our biggest improvements yet: a new way to find everything you’ve saved. There’s now a Search tab where you can search links, folders, and tags from one place. And if you have Leaf Pro, Smart Search can also understand the meaning of what you’re looking for, helping you find the right link even when you don’t remember the exact words. We also reorganized the app with a new Library section, which brings folders and tags together into a cleaner, simpler space. You can now update your name, request an email change, and check your data sync status from Settings, with the option to start a manual sync whenever you need it. We also fixed a small issue when creating links from a specific folder or tag view, so that information is now filled in automatically as expected. Thanks for using Leaf and for being part of this adventure! Enjoy!

We have a few updates for Leaf! • We improved the password reset screen: you now need to enter your current password. If you don’t remember it, you can recover it with your email. • Link cards can now show the date and time they were created. • We added new customization options to hide the domain and date on link cards.

We are excited to share that Leaf 1.1.0 is here! This release marks an important step: Leaf is now available on iPad and Mac! now you can access your library wherever your are! We also added more ways to make your library feel like your own. There is a new settings panel for customizing how your cards look, with more control over images, tags, and text, and you can now add custom thumbnails so each saved link is easier to recognize. Folders now show relative dates so recent activity is easier to scan, and we polished visual details in onboarding to make the first experience feel clearer. Thank you for using Leaf and for being part of this adventure!

Bug fix

The link to share the app was added and a minor bug was fixed.