What shipped, when.

Click any document in your Brain's Knowledge Base to read it in place, PDFs render inline, Markdown and CSV come out formatted, and there's a download button. No more upload-and-forget.

New workspaces get a short tour that points the way to your first critique, and every major screen now explains itself the first time you land on it — no more leaving the app to read a guide.

New workspaces are pointed at the thing Thinkr does best — run a critique on a PRD you already wrote — plus contextual nudges to sharpen your brain and invite a reviewer.

Upload an image to a notebook and Thinkr transcribes its text and describes what's in it, so you can ask about the image's contents in chat — not just find it by filename.

Open any source in a notebook to read the exact text the assistant works from — the extracted article, the transcript, a rendered Markdown file, a CSV as a table, or the image itself.

Reloading the browser on a section like Critique, Notebooks, or Prototypes sometimes showed the page without its styling until you clicked into another section. Pages now load fully styled on refresh.

Sources you added from a web search sometimes came in as raw page code instead of the article. Now they import the actual readable text, so chat and citations quote real content.

Searching the web for notebook sources was failing with a rate-limit error. It works again, and now you preview the results and choose exactly which ones to import.

When you start from a paid plan on the pricing page, Thinkr now remembers your choice through signup and nudges you straight to checkout for that plan, instead of quietly dropping you on the free trial.

The Resend button on a pending team invite now re-sends the email and extends the link, instead of failing with an error.