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macOS 12 Monterey oder neuer
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Eine Desktop-App für macOS, Windows und Linux. Kostenlos, für immer — deine Daten bleiben auf deinem Rechner, und es gibt kein Konto, für das du dich anmelden musst.
Windows
Windows 10 oder neuer
Linux
AppImage · Debian · RPM
- Mailbox — connect over Gmail, Microsoft 365, or JMAP (Fastmail) for full two-way send and sync, not just IMAP.
- Automations — a workflow can run on an incoming webhook (something POSTs to its own URL).
- Automations — new File-watch and Startup triggers: run a workflow when a watched file changes, or once when the app starts.
- Windows — creating a vault in Downloads or a OneDrive folder no longer fails on hidden housekeeping files.
- Emoji picker — the number keycaps, © and ® render again instead of blank tiles.
Frühere Versionen
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Your inbox starts working for you: email triggers automations with an AI-triage step, attachments become real files you can search and link, and the assistant drafts replies straight into your composer.
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Your whole mail history: load older mail on demand — the synced window extends in place, page by page — and fix a broken account without removing it.
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Mailbox grows up: rich HTML compose, accounts you can see and manage, working remote images, your choice of sync history — and the built-in Browser stops tripping login anti-bot walls.
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Imports made whole: the Anytype import lands every file — pasted screenshots included, none swapped — plus fixed gallery tiles, self-healing note titles, readable menus, and friendlier IMAP setup.
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Brainstorm drops the pink: Default Light and Default Dark are the new out-of-box themes, with a violet-indigo app icon, a fresh default wallpaper, and a matching welcome screen.
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Anytype imports now bring the actual files into your documents — and Database learns rollups, the Agent can write into notes, and every drag has a keyboard twin.
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Bring your whole Anytype space with you — pages, properties, tags, collections and links arrive as native objects — and Brainstorm now finds its own updates and offers them as a click.
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A patch release: editors outside Notes get their styles back, the Files grid stops overlapping tiles, reminders open what they are about, and four apps get shorter names.
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Beta usage analytics can talk to Amplitude again, using one anonymous install id and without sending vault ids or other identity.
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Fixes the Files and Graph typecheck failures that kept CI red since 0.4.3, and caps Rust parallel jobs on release runners so arm64 packaging no longer OOMs mid-build.
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Graph now shows live collaborator cursors and selection rings on shared boards; Database joins the presence fleet. Twelve apps ship Spanish UI overlays when you switch language in Settings.
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Live presence avatars now show in Tasks, Chat, Journal, Calendar events, Graph, Code editor, Preview, and Books — plus browser tab fixes and Settings polish.
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Live presence — when you share a board or a note, you now see your collaborators' cursors and avatars in real time. Plus a per-site trust switch for the in-app browser and an instant light/dark shell.
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A task or event reminder now fires even if the app wasn't running when it came due — it catches up the next time you open Brainstorm. Plus a fix for list numbers going missing in composers.
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Removing someone really removes them: when you take a collaborator off a shared note, page, or channel, they can no longer read anything you write afterward — access removal is now enforced by encryption, not just policy. Plus a PDF crash fix.
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Small fixes on the back of the sharing release: your own name shows up instead of "Anonymous", a couple of rough edges smoothed, and a fix for a harmless console error in Tasks.
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Invite teammates to any note or collection, give them Editor or Viewer access, and edit together — changes sync live, end-to-end encrypted, with the relay never seeing your content. Viewers are now truly read-only.
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A quality release: task and calendar reminders now fire even when the app is closed, duplicate alerts are gone, synced attachments can be cleaned up server-side, and every known dependency vulnerability is patched.
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Semantic search arrives — an on-device model finds your notes by meaning, not just keywords. Plus a background-activity center, six new dashboard widgets, a richer chat composer with @-mentions, and editor templates.
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A fixes release for the public beta — status and select cells now edit as a type-or-pick list, the calendar and preview render cleanly, chat messages stay out of the file browsers, and the assistant shows real titles instead of internal ids.
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A polish release for the public beta — the PDF viewer now fits the page on open, text fields and buttons line up on one control scale across apps, and the entity inspector reads as a tidy property sheet.
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The first public beta of Brainstorm — a local-first desktop where your apps, your files, and your AI all run on your own machine, with optional end-to-end encrypted sync across devices.