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Changelog

Release notes will appear here as new versions ship.

v0.6.0 — word & term definitions (July 11, 2026)

Atlas 0.6.0 adds word and term definitions to the note editor. Wrap a word or phrase in ::double colons:: — or use the new toolbar button — and Atlas fetches its definition automatically: the free dictionary API first, your configured AI model as a fallback for phrases or words the dictionary doesn’t know. The term renders in blue with an underline; hover it to see the definition in a small card.

The note side panel also gains a fourth tab, Glossary, listing every term defined in the current note for quick reference.

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v0.5.2 — the polish release (July 10, 2026)

Atlas 0.5.2 is a polish-and-fixes release. The app now remembers where you left off — the notes folder tree, side panel, scroll position, and calendar view all persist across navigation and restarts — and the note editor picks up undo/redo, optional line numbers, drag-to-move for notes and folders, and spellcheck autocorrect with right-click suggestions.

Alongside that: Home’s daily progress pill no longer shrinks as you complete tasks, Apple Calendar sync correctly triggers macOS’s permission prompt, ingesting a duplicate filename now asks before overwriting, Subjects’ “Fetch from URL” can read JavaScript-rendered course pages, and ⌘K can create a new task instead of only editing existing ones — plus graph-view, grades, and calendar-recenter fixes.

Also in this release

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v0.5.25 — the symbol picker (July 10, 2026)

Atlas 0.5.25 adds two small editor upgrades. The note toolbar’s new Σ button opens a searchable picker of 127 math and logic symbols — connectives, quantifiers, set theory, number sets, calculus, Greek letters, and more — across nine categories; each tile shows the symbol next to its LaTeX command, so picking one teaches you how to type it next time. A new Underline button now sits next to Bold, Italic, and Strikethrough.

See the full changelog for everything in this release.

v0.5.1 — the disk manager release (July 8, 2026)

Atlas installs its first plugin from the new marketplace: Disk Manager. Visualize what’s using space across Local and iCloud in a clickable treemap, then reclaim it with a fast keep/delete/evict swipe — duplicates pre-flagged, biggest wins first. Connect a local model via LM Studio for AI-assisted reorganization: it proposes a plan, you approve it, nothing moves without your OK. A running tally and per-action undo log track everything a session frees up. Install it from Plugins ▸ Browse — no restart required. Atlas also now checks for new releases from Settings ▸ About, and the dark-mode note editor’s fold gutter is fixed.

v0.5.0 — the plugins release (July 6, 2026)

Atlas opens up with a new Plugins view and its first plugin: the Claude Connector. Connect Claude Desktop to your real Atlas data — tasks, deadlines, schedule, notes, and grades — fully on-device, with no account and nothing leaving your Mac. Nine read tools are on by default and individually toggleable; two opt-in write tools (create and complete tasks) stay off until you enable them, always fire a notification, and log to a reviewable activity history. One click configures Claude Desktop for you, with a manual-copy fallback if you’d rather do it yourself. Browse, install, and manage add-ons from the new Plugins tab — the Claude Connector ships pre-installed as its first entry.

v0.4.0 — the redesign (July 4, 2026)

A full visual and structural redesign of Atlas — every existing feature re-skinned to a new design system, plus several net-new surfaces. Home is now Today Focus: your daily note, due-today tasks, and schedule, without the old widget grid. Notes gets a toolbar-first editor with three modes (Rendered/Source/Browse) and new math and code-block tools. Archive, Settings, and Feedback are now full views instead of panels and modals, Calendar adds a day-timeline and per-event note/task linking, and Subjects gets course code/faculty fields and a tabbed detail page. Flashcards, Ask your vault, and Pomodoro/focus tracking leave the core in this release — they’re coming back as the first plugins in the upcoming marketplace.

v0.3.0 — the study release (June 29, 2026)

The biggest release yet for serious note-taking. Lecture recording captures audio against a note, syncs timestamps to your text, and transcribes it on-device. Flashcards turn Q::/A:: lines into a spaced-repetition deck — or let Atlas draft cards for you. Ask your vault answers questions from your own notes, with citations, entirely locally. Plus full-text search, version history, note export & print, inline images, per-subject grades, an outline pane, and natural-language quick-add. Your vault is now iCloud-safe (atomic writes

v0.2.0 — the notes release (June 10, 2026)

An all-new notes editor headlines this release: three modes — Source, Live, and Reading — with a live preview that hides markup as you write, plus math rendering (KaTeX), syntax-highlighted code blocks, and proper tables, all fully offline.

Beyond notes: tasks can now skip the deadline entirely; calendar events can link to a subject (inheriting its colour), repeat on a schedule, and be logged in the past; hovering any task or event shows a quick info card; the Archive opens as a side panel so your dashboard stays visible; and the Graph now always reflects your real vault. Subjects can carry a course link and description, and a new in-app Send feedback button (with an optional diagnostics log) goes straight to the developer. Signed and notarized for Apple Silicon Macs.

v0.1.0 — initial release (June 9, 2026)

First public build of Atlas: the Home dashboard (weekly view, Pomodoro timer, tasks and metrics), Notes with backlinks, Calendar with two-way Apple Calendar sync and ICS subscriptions, file Ingest (PDF/docx/images/audio → markdown, on-device OCR and transcription), the link Graph, deadline reminders and a ⌘K command palette. Signed and notarized for Apple Silicon Macs.