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Recall searches as you type

Type three characters and Recall searches automatically after a short pause. Return still searches immediately. In Settings → Search & Recall, choose whether clicking a result copies the full item or opens it in Gather. The other action stays available on the right.

Take your notes with you

Drag a note from Recall or a collection into Finder or another app to get a Markdown file with its full saved text and formatting.

Select and organize several items

Drag from empty collection space to draw a selection rectangle. Shift adds items; Command toggles them. Command-click and Shift-click still work, along with Shift-arrow for a range. Copy and paste with Command-C/V or Control-C/V, and press Delete to review a confirmation.

Drag any selected item onto a folder to move the whole selection. You can also drop files into a collection’s content area, whether it is empty or already filled.

A preview that stays in place

The existing preview stays open in wide windows and remembers its width. Clicking through items and folders keeps your collection steady. An empty selection shows a quiet placeholder; multiple selections show a summary. Use the Preview toggle to hide or show it. Narrow windows open the reader when you ask.

The compact collection view has clearer titles and square thumbnails. Folders keep their content previews and stay in at least two columns, with more room in wider windows.

A shortcut for quick notes

The Quick Capture shortcut opens a focused note composer in the capture bubble. Start typing immediately, choose a destination, and save. Regular capture keeps its clipboard and attachment controls.

Useful details, throughout Gather

Command-click a saved link to open it in your browser, or use the external-link button shown on hover or keyboard focus. The capture bubble keeps its transparent glass appearance across every color theme, with a subtle tint from your chosen palette.

Work directly in table cells

Tables are now editable in formatted notes. Move between cells with Tab and Shift-Tab. Use the Table menu to add or remove rows and columns, change column alignment, or remove a table. Your changes carry through to Markdown, saved notes, and exports.

Expand a capture with images

Open an image-only capture or a thought with multiple images in the full note editor. Gather embeds the images in one note at your chosen collection and folder. If an image cannot be read or the note cannot be saved, your capture stays available.

Give the library its space back

Expanding a note closes the preview pane and keeps the note selected in the library. The separate window continues with the same autosaving draft.

Open a note in its own window

Expand a note from the preview into a separate, resizable window. Both views share the same autosaving draft. The collection and folder path stays visible; click it to find the note in your library.

Turn a quick thought into a full note

Expand a text-only Quick Capture thought into the note editor with its Markdown and chosen destination intact. If saving fails, your draft stays available. Captures with attached items stay in Quick Capture until you save or remove those items.

Format with a click

Formatted and Markdown views now include controls for all six heading levels, emphasis, strikethrough, bullet and numbered lists, checklists, indentation, quotes, links, images, inline code, code blocks, tables, and dividers. Tables stay as editable Markdown source.

Drop images where they belong

Drag an image file or PNG/TIFF image data into a note to insert it at the drop position. Images remain embedded when you save, reopen, edit the source, undo, or export.

Keep pending edits safe

Closing a separate note window saves pending edits first. If saving fails, the window stays open so you can try again.

Stay in your workspace

Open Settings from Gather’s sidebar or with Command-comma. Back to Library or Escape returns to the same collection, folder, and item. Your note and chat drafts are kept.

Find the right setting

Settings now has six categories: Appearance, Capture, Search & Recall, AI & Summaries, Files & Storage, and App & Updates. AI accounts, models, and background suggestions are together; Recall sits with search. Your existing preferences are retained.

Chat settings and Capture preferences open the matching category in the main window.

Choose your own shortcut letters

Quick Capture and Recall now support every letter A–Z, plus Space. Combinations used by the other action are marked. A conflicting key or modifier change keeps your saved shortcut and explains the conflict.

You can use the same letter with different modifiers, and edit Recall’s shortcut while Recall is turned off.

Check off tasks in your notes

Use the checklist toolbar button or Markdown - [ ] and - [x] lists to add tasks. Click a checkbox to complete it and press Return to add the next task. Your task states stay with the note when you reopen or export it.

Save what you just copied

The capture bubble now offers Save text, Save link, Save image, Save screenshot, and file prompts. Click the bubble or prompt to preview the item, choose a collection, and save.

Prompts follow your clipboard setting and respect private clipboard types. Copying something new keeps an open capture preview stable.

Pick up your recent items in Recall

Recall opens with an empty search field and the five most recently added items. Type to search; clear the search to return to your recent items. Credentials remain excluded.

A quieter capture bubble

Hovering over or interacting with the bubble no longer brings the main library window to the front. If you copy a new item during save feedback, it remains available to capture afterward.

Better spacing after lists

Editing a Markdown list now preserves the blank line before the following paragraph.

Signed and notarized

Gather is now signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple. Download the app, move it to Applications, and open it from there.

Updates, inside Gather

Check for new versions from the Gather menu. You can also enable automatic checks in Settings.

Another way to protect credentials

Choose optional macOS Keychain storage for individual credentials, with system authentication to unlock them. The encrypted local vault and its separate password remain available.