Requires iOS 17.0 or later. For the best visual experience, iOS 26 is recommended. --- Chat & Collaboration • Create, rename, and customize chat objects with their own icon and settings. • Configure notifications per chat. • Create chats directly from the slash menu in the Editor. • Pin important chats for quicker access. • Archive and restore chats from inside the chat screen. • Increased message length limit to 4,000 characters. • Added confirmation before deleting chats. • Attachment previews now appear in widgets and channels. Navigation & Widgets • Redesigned Space Settings screen with clearer organization. • Object Types are now grouped into a single consolidated widget. • Widgets have updated styling with improved layout. • A new 3-dots menu in the Widgets header provides direct access to Channel Settings, Notifications, and Invite options. • Search and Create buttons have been repositioned on Widget and Object screens. Mobile Experience • Queries and Collections now default to List view (Gallery remains default for Image and Video types). • Grid views created on Desktop display as List on mobile. • The app now opens to Vault on launch for a more consistent starting point. • The sharing screen now suggests frequently used Channels and Objects. Cross-Platform Compatibility • Toggle Headings created on Desktop now display correctly. • Advanced Desktop filters are now visible in read-only format on mobile. Performance • Faster app launch times. • Improved image loading in chats. Fixes This update resolves issues with unread counters, deleted chats appearing in Unread, filter behavior, widget accessibility, text clipping, visual gradients, and overall stability.

Compatibility Requires iOS 17.0 or later. For the best visual experience, iOS 26 is recommended. --- New Navigation on iOS 26 • Anytype now feels native on iOS 26 with Apple’s new "liquid glass" design: headers, panels, and navigation bars use subtle glass effects that blend naturally with the system UI. • Widgets now accessible on every screen for quick navigation Share to Multiple Chats • The sharing extension now supports multi-chats (chat objects), allowing you to share files to any chat within your Space Channels. Unread Section in Widgets • A new collapsible Unread section appears at the top of the Widget screen in Space Channels, grouping all chats with unread messages in one place for quicker access. Chat Settings Menu • Chats now have a dedicated settings menu with options to pin, delete, and manage chat objects. Create Chats with Custom Names • You can now set a custom name and icon when creating a chat, making it easier to organize chats from the start. --- Improvements Chat Experience • The message input bar has been refreshed with clearer buttons and improved spacing. • Buttons for jumping to new messages have been updated to match the new navigation design. • Empty chats now show a cleaner placeholder, with improved placement of the invite action. Visual Refinements • Bottom sheets now feature rounder corners on iOS 26. • Navigation headers now transition smoothly without flickering. • Tag background colors have been slightly adjusted to improve readability. • The widgets screen now displays "Private Channel" for personal spaces. Space & Content Management • Bookmarks can now be created from more places in the app, with the URL field focused automatically. • Shared spaces can now be switched back to private directly from the sharing menu. • Your Anytype ID is now visible in Settings for easier reference and sharing. --- Fixes • Notifications: Fixed an issue where opening the app from a notification could cause it to hang. • Dates: Fixed wrong year showing on December 29-31 in some views. • Chat Text: Fixed letters with descenders (g, j, p, q, y) getting cut off in chat messages. • Tables: Fixed simple tables becoming read-only after reopening an object. • Context Menus: Fixed floating context menu issues on iOS 26. • Scroll: Fixed horizontal scroll behavior. • Icons: Fixed empty icon option causing errors.

Direct Channels are now available on iOS. Start a private 1–1 chat from a profile or by scanning a QR code. Note: This version requires iOS 17 or later. --- Direct Channel Direct Channel connects two members in a private 1–1 chat. Both have equal access – no admins, no hierarchy – just a lightweight place for quick check-ins, sharing objects, and side conversations. • Send Message: If someone is already in one of your groups, open their profile and tap "Send Message" – the Direct Channel opens automatically, and the invitation to chat is sent together with your first message. • Share Profile: Every member’s profile now includes a QR code. Go to Settings and tap the QR code – save it as an image or copy the link. --- Improvements • Chats now sort correctly by the most recent message. • The message text formatting menu now shows labels alongside icons, making it easier to find bold, italic, and other options. • Unread message badges now cap at "999+" for large counts. • The Object menu now groups less common actions under the "More" section. --- Fixes • Invite scanning works reliably even when scanning the same QR code multiple times. • "Mark as Unread" now shows the correct icon. • Recently edited Objects sync properly across devices in the Widget. • Fixed a crash that could occur during logout.

Direct Channels are now available on iOS. Start a private 1–1 chat from a profile or by scanning a QR code. Note: This version requires iOS 17 or later. --- Direct Channel Direct Channel connects two members in a private 1–1 chat. Both have equal access – no admins, no hierarchy – just a lightweight place for quick check-ins, sharing objects, and side conversations. • Send Message: If someone is already in one of your groups, open their profile and tap "Send Message" – the Direct Channel opens automatically, and the invitation to chat is sent together with your first message. • Share Profile: Every member’s profile now includes a QR code. Go to Settings and tap the QR code – save it as an image or copy the link. --- Improvements • Chats now sort correctly by the most recent message. • The message text formatting menu now shows labels alongside icons, making it easier to find bold, italic, and other options. • Unread message badges now cap at "999+" for large counts. • The Object menu now groups less common actions under the "More" section. --- Fixes • Invite scanning works reliably even when scanning the same QR code multiple times. • "Mark as Unread" now shows the correct icon. • Recently edited Objects sync properly across devices in the Widget. • Fixed a crash that could occur during logout.

Direct Channels are now available on iOS. Start a private 1–1 chat from a profile or by scanning a QR code. Note: This version requires iOS 17 or later. --- Direct Channel Direct Channel connects two members in a private 1–1 chat. Both have equal access – no admins, no hierarchy – just a lightweight place for quick check-ins, sharing objects, and side conversations. • Send Message: If someone is already in one of your groups, open their profile and tap "Send Message" – the Direct Channel opens automatically, and the invitation to chat is sent together with your first message. • Share Profile: Every member’s profile now includes a QR code. Go to Settings and tap the QR code – save it as an image or copy the link. --- Improvements • Chats now sort correctly by the most recent message. • The message text formatting menu now shows labels alongside icons, making it easier to find bold, italic, and other options. • Unread message badges now cap at "999+" for large counts. • The Object menu now groups less common actions under the "More" section. --- Fixes • Invite scanning works reliably even when scanning the same QR code multiple times. • "Mark as Unread" now shows the correct icon. • Recently edited Objects sync properly across devices in the Widget. • Fixed a crash that could occur during logout.

We've included essential features to support multi-chats created from the Desktop. Upcoming releases will provide full support for multi-chats on iOS. Note: This version now requires iOS 17 or later. --- Multi-Chats • Space Channels now hold more than one conversation: multiple topic-based chats live alongside your notes, tasks, and docs. • Chats now function as native Objects in your Space: you can organize them into different views, and mention them from any Object. • Pin the Chats Type to display unread counters and mention indicators right in the Widget. • Adjust the Widget appearance (List) to see a preview of the latest messages inside the Widget. --- Navigation Improvements • Cleaner Layout: the Channels Hub now has a more consistent structure and updated label. • Improved Loading States: Spaces and Chats load more predictably, with smoother transitions when data is syncing. • Smoother Chat Entry: Chats no longer flash an empty state when opening – content loads without visual flicker. • Better Notification Navigation: Opening a Chat from a notification now scrolls directly to the specific message. • Cleaner Object Settings Menu: The menu has been reorganized for easier navigation, with clearer feedback when pinning or unpinning Objects. --- Fixes • Deleted messages no longer appear in previews. • Mention suggestions correctly mark only your own name with "(you)". • Emoji picker no longer glitches when scrolling. • Divider colors in Query views update correctly. • Contextual menus no longer break layout when pasting links. • Fixed visual glitch with tree dots in widgets • Improved text alignment and text line height.

Important: Starting with this version, Anytype supports iOS 17.0 and later. Devices running iOS 16 or earlier will no longer receive updates. --- Improvements • Unlimited Pinned Spaces: Pin as many spaces and chats as you want – no limits. Keep your favorite projects, groups, or personal notes always within reach. • Persistent Invite Button in Chat: The "Add members" button now stays visible in your chat header, making it easier to invite people even after you’ve started messaging. • Redesigned Empty Chat Screen: New chats now open on a refreshed screen that includes a QR button for quick sharing. • "See All" Button in Widgets: If a widget has more objects than it can display, a new "See all" button lets you view the full list. • Space & Editor Limit Alerts: When you reach your shared space or editor limit, you’ll now see a banner with clear actions – like "Manage Spaces" or "Upgrade". A red dot also appears on the Members menu when you’ve hit your editor cap. --- Behind the Scenes • Better Organization for Translators: We split our translation files into logical groups (Auth, Workspace, UI) making it easier for translators to work in parallel. • Updated Emoji Picker: The emoji set is now up to date with smoother rendering. --- Fixes • Improved sync stability to prevent rare data stream interruptions. • Fixed display issues when managing many spaces. • Resolved occasional login state loss. • Enhanced accessibility with VoiceOver labels throughout the app. --- For Power Users This update includes significant internal refactoring – 437 files changed across 230 commits. It modernizes the codebase, improves architecture, and prepares Anytype for future scalability.

Important: Starting with this version, Anytype supports iOS 17.0 and later. Devices running iOS 16 or earlier will no longer receive updates. --- Improvements • Unlimited Pinned Spaces: Pin as many spaces and chats as you want – no limits. Keep your favorite projects, groups, or personal notes always within reach. • Persistent Invite Button in Chat: The "Add members" button now stays visible in your chat header, making it easier to invite people even after you’ve started messaging. • Redesigned Empty Chat Screen: New chats now open on a refreshed screen that includes a QR button for quick sharing. • "See All" Button in Widgets: If a widget has more objects than it can display, a new "See all" button lets you view the full list. • Space & Editor Limit Alerts: When you reach your shared space or editor limit, you’ll now see a banner with clear actions – like "Manage Spaces" or "Upgrade". A red dot also appears on the Members menu when you’ve hit your editor cap. --- Behind the Scenes • Better Organization for Translators: We split our translation files into logical groups (Auth, Workspace, UI) making it easier for translators to work in parallel. • Updated Emoji Picker: The emoji set is now up to date with smoother rendering. --- Fixes • Improved sync stability to prevent rare data stream interruptions. • Fixed display issues when managing many spaces. • Resolved occasional login state loss. • Enhanced accessibility with VoiceOver labels throughout the app. --- For Power Users This update includes significant internal refactoring – 437 files changed across 230 commits. It modernizes the codebase, improves architecture, and prepares Anytype for future scalability.

Important: Starting with this version, Anytype supports iOS 17.0 and later. Devices running iOS 16 or earlier will no longer receive updates. --- Improvements • Unlimited Pinned Spaces: Pin as many spaces and chats as you want – no limits. Keep your favorite projects, groups, or personal notes always within reach. • Persistent Invite Button in Chat: The "Add members" button now stays visible in your chat header, making it easier to invite people even after you’ve started messaging. • Redesigned Empty Chat Screen: New chats now open on a refreshed screen that includes a QR button for quick sharing. • "See All" Button in Widgets: If a widget has more objects than it can display, a new "See all" button lets you view the full list. • Space & Editor Limit Alerts: When you reach your shared space or editor limit, you’ll now see a banner with clear actions – like "Manage Spaces" or "Upgrade". A red dot also appears on the Members menu when you’ve hit your editor cap. --- Behind the Scenes • Better Organization for Translators: We split our translation files into logical groups (Auth, Workspace, UI) making it easier for translators to work in parallel. • Updated Emoji Picker: The emoji set is now up to date with smoother rendering. --- Fixes • Improved sync stability to prevent rare data stream interruptions. • Fixed display issues when managing many spaces. • Resolved occasional login state loss. • Enhanced accessibility with VoiceOver labels throughout the app. --- For Power Users This update includes significant internal refactoring – 437 files changed across 230 commits. It modernizes the codebase, improves architecture, and prepares Anytype for future scalability.

This update introduces a new way to collaborate in Anytype, with real-time conversations, file sharing, and improved space management – all wrapped in a faster, smoother mobile experience. Welcome to Chat Chat in Anytype works just like you’d expect – fast messages, replies, reactions – but goes further: you can create and edit objects together in real time. Everything you share lives in your widgets and stays organized, even when you don’t. • Conversations + Objects: You can create new Objects directly from a chat screen, turning your thoughts into Pages, Tasks, or any other Type. Drop existing Objects into a chat, and start discussing or editing them right away. • Files and Media: Share photos, videos and docs – everything you upload is automatically placed in its relevant Type (Images, Files) and always accessible through your widgets. • Notifications: A big milestone unlocked: you can now receive notifications! Choose what you want to be alerted about: all activity or mentions only. Mute specific Spaces or Chats with a long-tap in your Vault, and adjust preferences anytime in settings. • Invitations: Inviting new members is now effortless. Share a link or QR code, and people can join your chat instantly without waiting for approval. • Chat vs Space Format: Chats keep your conversations front and center – quick, flowing, easy to follow. Spaces keep the focus on your widget screen, giving you instant access to your data. You can switch between the two formats in your settings – choose what is better for your use. Widgets Restructure We’ve reworked the widget navigation to make it clearer to use. The idea was to separate quick shortcuts from content containers, which are now split into two collapsible sections: • Pinned – all the widgets you had before, kept at hand. • Object Types – previously accessible only from Settings, these containers list all objects of a given Type and work just like widgets. Everything you pinned before is preserved in the Pinned widget. You can re-pin in the new way and remove the old widget if you prefer. If you've been using Recently Edited or Recently Opened, those widgets remain, but once removed they can't be added back. Instead, you can always create Queries to show objects by their creation or modification date. At the same time, we've removed duplicate flows like the Edit Widgets and All Objects, so there's now a single, unified way to pin and organize. The Vault Update Your Vault now brings together Spaces and Chats with live previews and updates in a single view. Chats appear with round icons while Spaces keep their square ones. You can pin your most important chats or spaces to the top and reorder them as you like, while everything else automatically sorts by recent activity. --- Improvements Sharing Extension The extension has been redesigned and adapted for Chats. Share photos, links, or docs from any iOS app – Safari, Photos, Files – straight into a conversation. Use the system share button, pick a chat, and your content lands in the right place. Slash Menu in Editor • Take photo or video and Add link moved up for quicker access. • Style renamed to Text Style. • Objects renamed to New Object. • Submenus now show visual indicators. --- Fixes • Improved space loading experience and opening performance. • Approval controls appear only for Space or Chat Owners. • Bin Widget is consistently placed at the end of Object Types. • Reliability improvements across Sharing and Vault navigation. • General sync and stability polish throughout the app.

This update introduces a new way to collaborate in Anytype, with real-time conversations, file sharing, and improved space management – all wrapped in a faster, smoother mobile experience. Welcome to Chat Chat in Anytype works just like you’d expect – fast messages, replies, reactions – but goes further: you can create and edit objects together in real time. Everything you share lives in your widgets and stays organized, even when you don’t. • Conversations + Objects: You can create new Objects directly from a chat screen, turning your thoughts into Pages, Tasks, or any other Type. Drop existing Objects into a chat, and start discussing or editing them right away. • Files and Media: Share photos, videos and docs – everything you upload is automatically placed in its relevant Type (Images, Files) and always accessible through your widgets. • Notifications: A big milestone unlocked: you can now receive notifications! Choose what you want to be alerted about: all activity or mentions only. Mute specific Spaces or Chats with a long-tap in your Vault, and adjust preferences anytime in settings. • Invitations: Inviting new members is now effortless. Share a link or QR code, and people can join your chat instantly without waiting for approval. • Chat vs Space Format: Chats keep your conversations front and center – quick, flowing, easy to follow. Spaces keep the focus on your widget screen, giving you instant access to your data. You can switch between the two formats in your settings – choose what is better for your use. Widgets Restructure We’ve reworked the widget navigation to make it clearer to use. The idea was to separate quick shortcuts from content containers, which are now split into two collapsible sections: • Pinned – all the widgets you had before, kept at hand. • Object Types – previously accessible only from Settings, these containers list all objects of a given Type and work just like widgets. Everything you pinned before is preserved in the Pinned widget. You can re-pin in the new way and remove the old widget if you prefer. If you've been using Recently Edited or Recently Opened, those widgets remain, but once removed they can't be added back. Instead, you can always create Queries to show objects by their creation or modification date. At the same time, we've removed duplicate flows like the Edit Widgets and All Objects, so there's now a single, unified way to pin and organize. The Vault Update Your Vault now brings together Spaces and Chats with live previews and updates in a single view. Chats appear with round icons while Spaces keep their square ones. You can pin your most important chats or spaces to the top and reorder them as you like, while everything else automatically sorts by recent activity. --- Improvements Sharing Extension The extension has been redesigned and adapted for Chats. Share photos, links, or docs from any iOS app – Safari, Photos, Files – straight into a conversation. Use the system share button, pick a chat, and your content lands in the right place. Slash Menu in Editor • Take photo or video and Add link moved up for quicker access. • Style renamed to Text Style. • Objects renamed to New Object. • Submenus now show visual indicators. --- Fixes • Improved space loading experience and opening performance. • Approval controls appear only for Space or Chat Owners. • Bin Widget is consistently placed at the end of Object Types. • Reliability improvements across Sharing and Vault navigation. • General sync and stability polish throughout the app.

iOS 0.39.0 Released! This update marks a big milestone: for the first time, you can take your content from mobile to the web. Alongside that, Spaces are now easier to navigate and join, properties and templates are more convenient to work with, and editing feels more refined. Web Publishing You can now publish your Anytype objects to the web directly from the iOS app, bringing full feature parity with desktop and enabling content sharing wherever you are. - Access the new "Publish to Web" option in object settings. - Preview your page with a custom URL before publishing. - Personalize your domain with a unique name on any.org for your published objects by upgrading your membership. Enhancements Prominent Undo / Redo Buttons We’ve added dedicated buttons to the toolbar above the keyboard so they’re always visible while editing. Paste Images from Clipboard When you paste an image, it now appears directly as an image block Scan Documents in / Slash Menu A new camera action lets you capture and upload document images, inserted as individual image blocks. QR Code Space Joining Join a Space instantly by scanning a QR code right from the Vault screen. Tap the + button, choose Join via QR code, and point your camera at an invite. You can also share your own QR code so others can join your Space just as quickly. Space Search A new search bar is now available at the top of your Vault screen, making it easier to navigate when you have lots of spaces. Properties & Templates We’ve revamped property and template management for a smoother & more organized experience: - Redesigned Properties panel with clearer layout and expandable sections. - "Move to Bin" now replaces permanent deletion to help prevent accidental data loss. - Smarter templates with a cleaner UI, improved default controls and more predictable behavior. - Visual polish with updated icons, plural naming fixes and header cleanup. - Behind-the-scenes fixes for filters, type logic and cross-platform consistency. Embeds Embed blocks are now partially supported, showing meaningful previews: - If the embed contains a URL (like YouTube or Soundcloud), it appears as a link block – tap to open it in your browser. - If there’s no URL (like LaTeX or Charts), it appears as a labeled placeholder so you know what’s inside and can view the content on the desktop. Fixes - Added support for .yaml and .yml files in self-hosted setups. - The recovery phrase can now be revealed without requiring a device passcode. - Many small design and UI tweaks for your smoother experience.

iOS 0.39.0 Released! This update marks a big milestone: for the first time, you can take your content from mobile to the web. Alongside that, Spaces are now easier to navigate and join, properties and templates are more convenient to work with, and editing feels more refined. Web Publishing You can now publish your Anytype objects to the web directly from the iOS app, bringing full feature parity with desktop and enabling content sharing wherever you are. - Access the new "Publish to Web" option in object settings. - Preview your page with a custom URL before publishing. - Personalize your domain with a unique name on any.org for your published objects by upgrading your membership. Enhancements Prominent Undo / Redo Buttons We’ve added dedicated buttons to the toolbar above the keyboard so they’re always visible while editing. Paste Images from Clipboard When you paste an image, it now appears directly as an image block Scan Documents in / Slash Menu A new camera action lets you capture and upload document images, inserted as individual image blocks. QR Code Space Joining Join a Space instantly by scanning a QR code right from the Vault screen. Tap the + button, choose Join via QR code, and point your camera at an invite. You can also share your own QR code so others can join your Space just as quickly. Space Search A new search bar is now available at the top of your Vault screen, making it easier to navigate when you have lots of spaces. Properties & Templates We’ve revamped property and template management for a smoother & more organized experience: - Redesigned Properties panel with clearer layout and expandable sections. - "Move to Bin" now replaces permanent deletion to help prevent accidental data loss. - Smarter templates with a cleaner UI, improved default controls and more predictable behavior. - Visual polish with updated icons, plural naming fixes and header cleanup. - Behind-the-scenes fixes for filters, type logic and cross-platform consistency. Embeds Embed blocks are now partially supported, showing meaningful previews: - If the embed contains a URL (like YouTube or Soundcloud), it appears as a link block – tap to open it in your browser. - If there’s no URL (like LaTeX or Charts), it appears as a labeled placeholder so you know what’s inside and can view the content on the desktop. Fixes - Added support for .yaml and .yml files in self-hosted setups. - The recovery phrase can now be revealed without requiring a device passcode. - Many small design and UI tweaks for your smoother experience.

iOS 0.39.0 Released! This update marks a big milestone: for the first time, you can take your content from mobile to the web. Alongside that, Spaces are now easier to navigate and join, properties and templates are more convenient to work with, and editing feels more refined. Web Publishing You can now publish your Anytype objects to the web directly from the iOS app, bringing full feature parity with desktop and enabling content sharing wherever you are. - Access the new "Publish to Web" option in object settings. - Preview your page with a custom URL before publishing. - Personalize your domain with a unique name on any.org for your published objects by upgrading your membership. Enhancements Prominent Undo / Redo Buttons We’ve added dedicated buttons to the toolbar above the keyboard so they’re always visible while editing. Paste Images from Clipboard When you paste an image, it now appears directly as an image block Scan Documents in / Slash Menu A new camera action lets you capture and upload document images, inserted as individual image blocks. QR Code Space Joining Join a Space instantly by scanning a QR code right from the Vault screen. Tap the + button, choose Join via QR code, and point your camera at an invite. You can also share your own QR code so others can join your Space just as quickly. Space Search A new search bar is now available at the top of your Vault screen, making it easier to navigate when you have lots of spaces. Properties & Templates We’ve revamped property and template management for a smoother & more organized experience: - Redesigned Properties panel with clearer layout and expandable sections. - "Move to Bin" now replaces permanent deletion to help prevent accidental data loss. - Smarter templates with a cleaner UI, improved default controls and more predictable behavior. - Visual polish with updated icons, plural naming fixes and header cleanup. - Behind-the-scenes fixes for filters, type logic and cross-platform consistency. Embeds Embed blocks are now partially supported, showing meaningful previews: - If the embed contains a URL (like YouTube or Soundcloud), it appears as a link block – tap to open it in your browser. - If there’s no URL (like LaTeX or Charts), it appears as a labeled placeholder so you know what’s inside and can view the content on the desktop. Fixes - Added support for .yaml and .yml files in self-hosted setups. - The recovery phrase can now be revealed without requiring a device passcode. - Many small design and UI tweaks for your smoother experience.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.

Hey iOS Community! We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types. Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage. Meet the new Anytype Relations are now Properties What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type. Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects. Types Define Structure Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type. Templates Focus on Content Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks. Set is now called Query More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects. Special Icons for Types You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects. Quality of Life Improvements Automatic Widget Creation When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays a subset of objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup. Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually. Create Objects from Widgets As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button. Unified Search We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions. New Settings Design Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings. Open Bookmarks in Browser Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content. Better Link Handling Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly. Minor Fixes Fixed: MP3 files now load properly. Fixed: PDFs now open as expected. Fixed: Toggle arrow expands blocks with empty content. Improved: Image, Video and File pickers now open automatically when adding a corresponding Media block.