
Fixed an annoying bug where the chat input was stealing focus from modals. When you opened a sheet like New Note or New Bookmark, the chat input was instantly grabbing focus back, so you couldn't type into the modal.

Now the chat input stays out of the way while a modal is open, and refocuses itself once you close it.


Fixes the chat input stealing focus from modals on Mac, so you can type into New Note and New Bookmark again.

Mac 1.9 — Modal Focus Fix


You save a tweet worth keeping, and the card that shows up is a black square with the X logo — the same blank preview every time, telling you nothing about what you actually saved. Not anymore. A saved Twitter (X) post now renders as an actual tweet inside its card — the author, the text, all of it — so it's readable at a glance without opening it. And a new Twitter (X) filter pulls up just your saved tweets whenever you want them.

Alongside that, the rest of 1.10 hands you a few small controls. Your chats, to start: they get auto-titled from that first message — fine, until the conversation you keep coming back to grows past it. Now you can name any chat yourself: open its menu, pick Rename, and your title sticks, with no getting overwritten by the automatic one.

You can also pick where you land. Choose the screen that greets you when you open the app in Settings, and you'll start each time right where you want to be.

One more: if you're holding a coupon, you can redeem it straight in the app now instead of hunting for the web.


Saved tweets now show up as real tweets in their cards, with a Twitter (X) filter to find them, plus renaming chats, choosing your start screen and redeeming coupons in the app.

Release 1.10


On your Mac, Edicek used to stop at the Safari extension - great for saving a page, but the moment you wanted to actually browse your saves, chat, or write something longer, you were back in the browser. For everything beyond saving, the Mac felt like the one device Edicek had skipped.

Not anymore. Edicek on Mac is now a full native app: browse everything you've saved, chat with your AI assistant, write and edit notes, and save bookmarks - all of it in a proper Mac window built around the bigger screen. Same workspace, same data, same flow as your iPhone and iPad, just finally at home on your desktop.

And with that, the picture is complete - Edicek is now a real app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with the web app always there as a fallback wherever you are. Whichever device you reach for, your saved content is ready and waiting.


Edicek is now a native Mac app. Browse your saves, chat with your AI assistant and write notes in a proper Mac window, synced with your iPhone and iPad.

Mac 1.9 — Modal Focus Fix

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