Fixes keyboard focus in Quick Access Recall when reopening artifact details and returning to search.

Atlas 1.3.1 makes it easier to pick up interrupted work. • A simpler first-use experience guides you through your first recovery. Skip it or replay it from Settings whenever you need. • Find something and return to a Workspace directly from Today. Clearer sidebar groups keep every existing tool within reach. • Optional Atlas Pro reminders appear at most once a week after useful recoveries, with Not now and a permanent off switch. They stay out of Quick Access and active editing. Your existing memory, Workspaces, Threads, Patterns, collection controls, and shortcuts remain available. Workspace resume opens reviewed destinations; it does not restore unsaved edits.

Atlas 1.3 makes it easier to find your place—and pick up where you left off. ONE QUICK ACCESS WINDOW Recall, Machine Map, Notes, and artifact exploration now share a connected window. Inspect details beside your results, follow nearby activity or a resource's history, and return without losing your place. A TIMELINE WITH YOUR CONTEXT Add your own notes, decisions, blockers, and milestones to artifacts, episodes, or moments. Search with supported date phrases, save useful searches, and connect retained activity to Threads and Workspaces with editable timeline rules. RETURN TO WORK WITH CONFIDENCE Workspace return briefs bring together your pickup note, saved setup, and retained activity since your last review. Review exact destinations before reopening them, repair stale locations, and retry unresolved items without reopening successful ones. Supported Obsidian note and heading links add more precise destinations. KEYBOARD-FIRST, YOUR WAY Customize Quick Access navigation and launch shortcuts, follow clearly written command hints, or hide the hints once they feel familiar. Quick Access opens over fullscreen apps and closes with Escape. MORE INCLUDED FREE Use one workspace, one thread, and one qualified pattern without a subscription. Pro unlocks more; your existing work and data controls remain accessible. Also includes clearer collection and permission guidance, easier history cleanup, improved episode interactions, and refinements to layout, navigation, and source visibility. Your captured memory stays encrypted on your Mac. Collection, pause, exclusions, visibility, export, and deletion remain under your control. Workspace resume opens reviewed destinations; it does not restore unsaved documents or a past machine state.

Atlas 1.2 brings the full capability set together as one more predictable, private workflow. • Create Workspaces with saved setups, exact destinations, and reviewable resume plans • Prepare redacted Markdown handoffs with a byte-for-byte preview before copying or exporting • Import Obsidian-compatible Markdown and export linked notes that preserve relationships for graph views • Track selected folders with nested-root deduplication and source-specific controls • Extract bounded text and allowlisted metadata from eligible file artifacts • Distinguish copied content from explicit cuts with separate opt-in controls • Configure global shortcuts for Recall, Machine Map, and the main Atlas window • Switch Machine Map among Recent Apps, Workspaces, and Full Timeline from the keyboard • Create, continue, merge, undo, delete, and restore Episodes with clearer controls • Use one consistent date picker and more reliable cross-surface links Background behavior is now explicit: choose whether Atlas keeps monitoring when its main window closes, optionally launch it at login, and see real source health and the last observation. The master pause still governs every enabled source. Atlas 1.2 also hardens queued-capture privacy, protected metadata, source-scoped deletion, Recall visibility, old-image retrieval, and quiet Today refreshes. Collection sources remain opt-in, content stays encrypted on this Mac, and Atlas does not record the screen, monitor keystrokes, or require an account.

Atlas 1.1 introduces Machine Map: a private, keyboard-first way to revisit recent applications, browse each visit’s local chronology, inspect observed evidence, and resume work. Also new: • Separately opt-in application-session and active-window-title collection • Independent Recall visibility, retention, exclusions, export, and deletion controls for each source • Machine Map with Recent Apps and Full Timeline views • Refined Recall design with aligned filters, confidence, nested-artifact navigation, and complete keyboard guidance • Redesigned Today, History, Episodes, Threads, Unassigned, Patterns, and Settings surfaces • More reliable popup behavior across full-screen Spaces and app switching • Faster, more stable history navigation and search Machine-memory sources remain off until enabled. All collected content stays encrypted on your Mac, and the global pause controls govern every Atlas source.