August 2026

Product updates and improvements released in Teak during August 2026.

Image and video cards now load noticeably faster, with your library reusing what it has already downloaded instead of fetching everything again.
Image-heavy libraries now open with fewer requests, recover a failed preview without reloading the page, and keep video files idle until you interact with them.
Image uploads are now verified before saving, so broken or mislabeled image files are rejected with a clear error instead of creating a card that never shows a preview.
iPhone photos and SVG graphics now prepare their previews and colors at the edge, so new cards finish processing noticeably sooner.
Large image cards gain a mid-size preview, so opening a card no longer downloads the full original.
Videos and audio scrub smoothly without restarting from the beginning.
Hovering a card quietly prepares its full preview, so opening a card feels instant.
Saved-card links, page reloads, and Markdown file uploads now finish reliably across the web app and browser extension.
The iPhone and iPad apps no longer close immediately on launch, and search, refresh, card opening, and image-heavy libraries load more quickly.
Continue with Apple now completes sign-in reliably on the web and in Teak for Safari.
Uploaded PDFs show their first page as the card preview in the grid again.
New image cards finish preparing their previews and colors noticeably faster, and large exports build quicker and more reliably.
Document cards now keep their spot in the grid while their preview loads, so other cards no longer jump around.
Notification banners now keep their icon, message, and close button centered together.
External apps now show an approve-or-deny screen before they can access your vault.
Active file types from uploads and imports now download instead of opening as web pages.
Image cards now wait for a compatible preview before analysis, and temporary empty responses retry later so AI tags and summaries recover without blocking the card.
Audio recordings made in Chrome and Safari now save as audio cards with the waveform player instead of video cards.
Large uploads can continue from their completed parts after a temporary interruption instead of restarting from zero.
Exports can resume after temporary failures, missing image previews repair automatically, and document cards show richer facts such as word, line, heading, slide, and archive counts.
Image cards now use private, device-sized previews in modern formats for the grid and full-card view, while downloads keep the unchanged original.
Image cards once again receive automatic summaries and searchable tags after processing.
File uploads now finish reliably across the web app, browser extension, API, CLI, and MCP.
Signing in from desktop, the CLI, Raycast, or a browser extension now asks you to approve access before Teak connects the device.
API keys are limited to 10 active keys per account, with a revoke-all control in Settings if you need to clear every key.
Automatic image summaries now recover from brief Workers AI capacity shortages instead of failing immediately.
Teak’s homepage now gives a clearer tour of saving, search, automatic organization, capture apps, portable imports and exports, and agent integrations.