
This update turns the iOS app from a companion into a full-featured Edicek experience. Search through your cards right from your phone, view and edit card details with a single tap, and filter cards by type to find exactly what you need.

The new bottom toolbar puts creating chats and notes within easy thumb reach, and long-pressing any card gives you quick actions like copy, hide, or delete without opening the detail first.

Chat got better too — swipe to open the sidebar, see chat titles in the header, and chats are now grouped by time so finding yesterday's conversation is instant.


Search your cards, open and edit card details, and filter by type on your iPhone, plus a bottom toolbar, quick actions on long press and chats grouped by time.

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You're reading something worth saving and you want it in Edicek - but that means opening a new tab, navigating to the app, pasting the URL, and adding a note. By the time you're done, you've lost your flow and maybe even forgotten why you wanted to save it in the first place.

Edicek now has an official Chrome extension. One click and a save dialog appears right on top of the page you're browsing. Add a note for context, hit save, and you're back to reading in seconds. No tab switching, no copy-pasting, no interruptions.

On iPhone, you still have the Share Extension to save from any app - same quick workflow, just swipe and save. Now whether you're on your laptop or your phone, saving to Edicek is always one action away.


Save any page to Edicek in one click with the official Chrome extension. Add a note for context and get back to reading without switching tabs.

Chrome Extension


You're chatting with your AI assistant and you ask something simple - maybe a quick translation or a general question that has nothing to do with your saved content. But the assistant still searches through your entire knowledge base first, taking longer than it needs to for an answer you could get instantly.

Now there's a memory toggle right in the chat. Turn it off when you know the answer doesn't need your saved knowledge, and get a faster, more direct response. Turn it back on when you want the assistant to dig into your bookmarks, notes, and collections to give you a personalized answer.

It's a small switch that puts you in control of how your assistant thinks - quick and general when you need speed, deep and personal when you need context.


Turn off memory in chat for quick general questions and get faster answers, or leave it on when you want the AI assistant to draw on your saved content.

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