
Some bookmarks and notes weren't meant for shoulder-surfers. Sensitive Cards lets you keep them in Edicek without putting them on display every time you open the app near someone.

Mark any card as sensitive and Edicek blurs both the preview and the note — not just the thumbnail — across the timeline, collections, and search results. A blurred card still surfaces when you search for it; the content just stays hidden until you tap to reveal. Available everywhere: long-press on iOS and iPad, the three-dot menu on Mac and web, or directly from card detail.

The blur restores itself the moment you leave the app, so you never have to remember to hide anything.


Mark any card as sensitive to blur its preview and note across the timeline, collections and search, until you tap to reveal it.

Blur Sensitive Content


Your iPad is where you slow down with things - reading a long article in the evening, going back through everything you saved during the week on a screen big enough to actually enjoy it. But until now, the only way to use Edicek on your iPad was in the browser, and saving links was a hassle - with no Share Extension, getting something into Edicek meant copying the URL and pasting it in by hand.

Now Edicek is a real iPad app: the full experience you know from your iPhone, built for the bigger screen, with the share sheet finally saving straight into Edicek from Safari, Instagram, or wherever you are. Everything syncs with your phone and the web, so the bookmark you save on the couch is waiting on your laptop the next morning.


Edicek is now a native iPad app, with the share sheet saving straight into Edicek from Safari, Instagram and other apps, all synced with your iPhone and the web.

Edicek for iPad


Looks like a small update on the surface, but under the hood it's a big one. The iOS app now speaks the same brand language as the web — warm linen surfaces and crisp thin borders everywhere, with the share popup wrapped in a painted background instead of the flat look from before. Dark mode is properly dark now, deep neutral black surfaces instead of the cool blue cast from before.

A few rough edges are gone too. The sidebar only opens when you swipe from the very left edge, so it stops popping up mid-scroll by accident.

Groundwork for the next wave of features is in. The next few iOS releases will move quickly on top of it.


The iOS app now matches the web with warm linen surfaces and thin borders, a properly dark dark mode, and a sidebar that only opens from the very left edge.

Blur Sensitive Content

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