September 2026

Faster navigation, clearer account controls, more reliable imports, and new ways to use Teak with AI agents.

Your library and imports

Returning from Settings now keeps your library, search, and unsaved draft ready. Settings shows each section as its information loads.
Canceling an import stops it between batches. Archive imports check whether the uploaded file changed during processing, and error reports show shorter excerpts of failed items. See the import guide.
Chrome keeps saves interrupted by an extension update so you can retry or discard them. After updating Chrome or Safari, sign in again to reconnect the extension.

Security in Settings brings devices, connected apps, and API keys together. Signing out a device or disconnecting an app stops its access immediately, including existing MCP connections. Desktop, CLI, and Raycast sign-out also revokes that installation’s access; if sign-out fails, you can retry without losing its saved credentials.
Email sign-in works without configuring Google or Apple first. Unavailable social sign-in options now explain what is missing.

Teak for Safari now has a native Mac settings window with Settings and About tabs.
AI agents in supporting browsers can search and read cards from the signed-in web app without extra setup. See in-browser tools.
The dedicated API search and favorites endpoints have been removed. Direct API integrations should use filtered card listing; the CLI, SDK, MCP tools, and Raycast already use it. See the API guide.
Local self-hosting setup now uses one command. If your self-hosted installation uses custom API or assistant addresses, update them to a single public origin as described in the self-hosting guide.