CHANGELOG
MeSQ changelog
What changed in MeSQ, written for the people who use it.
AI insights show their sources
AI insights now mark their sources with icons you can hover to read, so the reasoning is easier to trust.
English sign-in page
The sign-in page now uses English copy, matching common industry practice.
Attachment downloads named correctly
Fixed attachment downloads that arrived with wrong filenames or formats, including inconsistent names on the gallery page.
Mobile defaults to masonry
On phones, Memo now opens in the masonry view without the List / Masonry toggle.
Polished Dock animations
The Dock “New” button and show/hide animations are smoother and match Todo’s style.
Removed the quadrant view
Removed the business quadrant view so Todo stays focused.
No more browser context menu
The browser context menu is suppressed app-wide to avoid accidental interruptions.
Installable as a Chrome app
You can now install MeSQ as a standalone Chrome app and open it from your desktop.
PWA install and offline fixed
Fixed MeSQ failing to install as a PWA and failing to open offline.
Faster Memo first paint
Memo opens faster, with content appearing sooner.
Better kanban dragging
Dragging cards on the board feels more responsive, with more accurate drop positions.
Lighter, more consistent interface
Removed the old UI library, making buttons, popovers, and typography more consistent and lighter.
Memo search with All / AI tabs
A new search bar on the Memo page switches between regular search and AI semantic search.
Safer external connections
MCP connections now use OAuth 2.1 authorization, and access tokens can no longer empty the trash, so connected tools are both safer and less able to cause accidental loss.