What’s changed

Send a link to Edmund from anywhere and the note arrives carrying the page’s own title and the short summary it publishes about itself, instead of a bare address you have to open again to remember what it was. Your device fetches the page itself, the way your browser would. It only happens for links you actually shared: write a sentence with a link in it and Edmund leaves your writing alone. Switch it off under Settings ▸ Data ▸ “Look up shared links”.

Capture on the Apple Watch while the app is already open on your phone and the note used to sit in the Inbox with no title and no project until something else nudged it. It gets triaged on arrival now.

At accessibility text sizes the two actions at the bottom of a note used to squeeze into half the width each, so “Route…” came out one letter per line and the bar ate a third of the screen. They stack full-width now and keep their labels.

The API key screen named the Anthropic console as text you had to type out yourself. It is a link now, straight to the page with the button on it.

Talk for two minutes about six different things and get six notes back, each one triaged on its own. Switch the capture screen from Note to Brain dump, pause for a beat between thoughts, and Edmund breaks the ramble up for you. They land in the Inbox to confirm, same as ever.

Every brain dump keeps the full text of what you said, and every note links back to it. Settings ▸ Data ▸ Brain dump transcripts lists them all, lets you read or remove any of them, and will clear them out after 30 or 90 days if you’d rather they didn’t pile up. Kept forever until you say otherwise.

Route a thought to your calendar as a proper event: pick a time, pick which calendar, and it lands there linked back to the note. An event isn’t a task, so it leaves the note where it is until you deal with it.

Set a reminder on a note and, if you like, have it show up in its own “Edmund Nudges” list in Apple Reminders too, each one linking back to the note. It stays off until you switch it on.

Finish a note and its reminder clears out with it. No leftover nudge, nothing greyed out waiting for you.

Say “Edmund note”, dictate your thought, and it drops straight into your inbox to triage later, no app to open.

The note body keeps its shape now, so a captured thought can look like the thing you meant.

Link related notes together by hand, both ways, so a train of thought stays joined up.

Turn off the note types you never use, so triage only reaches for the ones that fit how you think.

Send a note straight into Apple Notes from the route sheet, formatting and all.

Jira, Asana, Notion, GitLab, Shortcut, Todoist and ClickUp joined Linear, GitHub and Apple Reminders.

A one-tap backup of every note as Markdown and JSON, attachments included, straight to a file you keep. Nothing’s ever locked in.

Set a reminder on any note, and get a gentle daily nudge when the inbox is starting to pile up.

Per-note priority, a 30-day Recently Deleted so a mis-swipe isn’t the end of the world, and the capture, voice and triage the whole thing is built on.