Hello everyone! This release is all about bringing your read-it-later URLs to life by getting your content into Recall. You can now import reading lists straight from a CSV, watch exactly what succeeds or needs attention, and jump right to your new cards. We have also released a new flow so you can save your chat outputs to either one new card or any existing card, improved the images for EPUB and social saves, and squashed a wide range of bugs across saving, sync, and mobile.

Hello everyone. This release opens up new kinds of content for your second brain. You can now read, search, and chat with EPUB books, keep a whole set of photos together as one card, and let Recall read the text hidden inside the images in your social posts. We also made search on mobile faster and simpler. Alongside all of that, there is a long list of fixes across chat, imports, exports, and device sync.

Three big things are on the way.

This is a packed one!

Safari users, your wait is over. The , with a smoother experience for everyone, including adding connections right from the browser. If you have not tried it yet, install it on your browser of choice today: https://www.recall.it/download

Another long-awaited one, . Photos, screenshots, and scribbles can finally become real cards. Plus faster ways to add content, with into your library.

And a bigger step towards a smarter knowledge base. now prompt you with questions drawn from what you have saved, and they sharpen as you add more.

Those handwritten notes, those screenshots, all of it can come to life. Below is a handwritten recipe from my grandmother on how to make her special spice blend. Now in Recall alongside all my recipes.

Next up, we'll enable you to add bulk images and also process OCR on social posts.

Recall now suggests questions, so you do not have to start from a blank chat.

Paste up to 10 links into Add Content (space, comma, or semicolon separated) and create them as cards in one go, with the same progress tracking as bulk PDF uploads.

On your main library page, you can drop PDFs, images, text files, Markdown files, or a Markdown zip to create a card or start an import.

On a card's Connections tab, Recall now suggests other cards that mention it in their text but are not linked yet. Link them in one click, with a preview of where each mention appears, and undo if you change your mind.

On iOS and Android, sharing a card, quiz, challenge, or referral now opens the system share sheet, so you can send it to Messages, WhatsApp, or Mail instead of only copying the link.

Excited to share that we have improved our Search flow in Recall!

Search has moved out of the small popup and into your library, so results now fill the full page. That means a lot more room to see what you've found, and everything you'd normally do with your cards still works on the results.

FYI: The improvement lands on desktop first, with a mobile overhaul to follow shortly.

Hello everyone, this release focuses on making the things you already rely on more reliable!

We completely rebuilt social saves, added a table view for your home page and expanded AI languages (now supporting 62 languages) and more models on Max. There is also an incredible customer story to check out and an open AMA with a Recall power user on building a second brain running through the end of the week.

We released social support around two weeks ago, but ran into many hiccups where Instagram transcripts or articles were not fully saved. We completely rebuilt the way we capture, transcribe, and present social content, and we are excited to relaunch it. Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Facebook posts now save more reliably, with the post embed and the extracted text together in the reader where it makes sense, including transcripts for video posts.

On the Items page you can now switch to a table view to scan, sort, and manage your knowledge base more efficiently, including tags, sources (websites, notes, and PDFs), and connection counts.

AI language support is much broader - now supporting 62 languages! Choose the language you want for summaries, quizzes, and tags, including Traditional Chinese, with clearer separation from chat translation. Caption and transcript language matching is also more accurate for Simplified versus Traditional Chinese.

More models are in the picker on the Max Plan, including GPT-5.6 Terra, GPT-5.6 Luna, and Grok 4.5, so you can pick the right model for the job. We'll be releasing more documentation on which model to use when, but here's a quick TLDR.

Ricardo Yule shares how he went from almost abandoning his second brain to chatting with it every day. He shares his story in a Nine Trail Field Guide to Recall, as well as an interview with our marketing manager Nicole. We are also running an Ask Me Anything about second-brain workflows, open now and running through the end of the week. Drop your questions any time.

For the next few weeks we will have a continued focus on improving reliability and giving you a smoother experience before tackling some of our more exciting features.

Also on the way:

Recall started as a simple place to save the things you cared about. It has grown into something much bigger. This release marks that shift with the launch of our Use Case Hub, alongside the groundwork for a smarter, more integrated search experience.

We get asked all the time "what should I actually use Recall for?" and now there is a proper home for the answer. What had started as a great place to save your interests from health research and recipes has now evolved into a powerful research, writing, AI, and knowledge engine.

The use case hub (site & docs) is a growing library of guides showing how real people put Recall to work, from grounding deep research and writing in your own sources to building a movie recommendation tracker.

Filter the use case hub for a high level overview, which links out to our docs for step by step guides:

This is a resource we will continue to invest in, so please share your personal use cases and how we can improve them. We want to know which guides are genuinely useful, which are missing, and where a deeper dive would help.

We also have a bigger vision for search. Rather than living inside a modal, we want your results to surface right in the main home page view, so exploring your knowledge base feels seamless instead of tucked away in a popup. This release is a step towards that, while we keep iterating on a smoother experience.

 from the items page by tags, date range, source (websites, notes, and PDFs), and shared status. Includes multi-select, untagged cards, counts per option, and filters that persist after refresh.

Shift-click to select a range of tags in the tag tree for bulk actions.

 upload files up to 250 MB (previously 100 MB).

 the chat box now expands as you type longer messages, up to 12 lines.

This has and will continue to be a core focus, ensuring that sharing content across devices continues to work smoothly.

For the next few weeks we will be focused on improving reliability and giving you a smoother experience before tackling some of our more exciting features.

While we launched a lot of new content support recently (such as LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and more), we have noticed that reliability has not been where we would like it. We have prioritized improving support for these platforms.

Excited to share that there's been a big increase in the content we support, with a lot more still on its way.

In the last month, we've added several new sources that Recall supports. You can find the full list of everything we support here. Everything you save is automatically summarized and organized for you, and the best part is you can chat across all of it.

Whether you're drafting an email, finding recipe inspiration, or just using Recall as your everyday chat, your sources come first and the internet second. Save more, and watch your own knowledge resurface when you need it.

You know the frustration of giving your AI the same instructions over and over. No em dashes, no unnecessary colons, more professional please. Well, those days are over!

A persona is simply a set of instructions you give Recall once that tells it how to respond. Think of it as a consistent role, a consistent tone, and a consistent set of rules it follows before it generates anything. You set it once, and it just works from then on. Open the Recall Global Chat and click on the icon in the top left-hand corner to create your first persona.

Read the Personas docs.

We have been having a lot of fun testing this over the last few days. Personas are new and we are still iterating, so please try building one for research and one for writing, then let us know how they fit into your workflow and how we can improve them.

Hello everyone, a few simple yet impactful updates to Recall, with more to come soon.

We sat down with AI consultant Paul Phelps, who uses Recall as his second brain. He walked us through how he captures research, client notes, and long-form reading in one place, and how he relies on chat and spaced repetition to actually retain and resurface what he saves.

Want to share how you use Recall? We'd love to feature you. Book a slot with Nicole to tell us about your use case.

This update is packed with improvements across Recall, the big one being multi-select, so you can now export and chat with several cards at once. Worth reading the notes in full. There are a good number of fixes in here that should make everything run smoother.

Tip: hold Shift, click your first card, then click the last card in the range to select everything in between.

We've been putting Claude Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5 through their paces for research and writing inside Recall. All the details of the three-prompt test for research writing and recommendations in our blog.

We are starting to scope what's next. Stay tuned, and thank you for all the input in helping us shape the upcoming roadmap.