
You start a chat with a quick question, and Chat titles it from that first message. But the conversations you actually keep coming back to rarely stay on that first topic - they grow into something you'd name differently. Now you can rename any chat to whatever makes sense to you.

Scrolling your chat history for that one ongoing conversation, past a wall of auto-titles that all sound the same? Open the chat's menu, pick Rename, and give it a name you'll actually recognize. You can do it from the sidebar or right inside the chat.

Your title sticks - once you name a chat yourself, Edicek won't overwrite it later. And like everything in Edicek, it syncs across all your devices, so a chat you rename on your Mac reads the same on your iPhone.


Rename any chat to something you'll recognize, from the sidebar or inside the chat. Your title sticks and syncs across all your devices.

Rename Chat


The more you save, the harder one thing gets - finding the exact card you're after. You remember it was a tweet, and you remember the picture on it, but you don't remember a single word of what it actually said. Search can't help you there, because search needs a word and you don't have one. So you scroll the whole timeline, hunting for one picture.

Your cards now have a filter and sort menu instead. Narrow the timeline down to tweets, bookmarks, images or notes - just your tweets, nothing else in the way - and the menu only offers the kinds you actually have, so it never fills up with options that would return nothing. Sort by newest, oldest, or by whatever you touched last. One tap on Reset and it's all back.

Your cards, your order. It works the same on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web, so the way you browse your knowledge can match the way you think about it, not the way it happened to be saved.


Filter your cards down to tweets, bookmarks, images or notes and sort them by newest, oldest or last touched, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web.

Card Sorting & Filtering


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.

Rename Chat

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