Changelog
What changed, in plain words.
2.6
September 2026
- Links, tidier. Type an address such as example.com and Cork puts https:// in front for you. A scheme button beside the link field switches to http:// for local addresses such as 192.168.1.1.
- More from Zone7 Studios in Settings is a page of our other apps, and Share this app sends a Cork link to anyone you like.
- About links the privacy, terms and support pages, the Cork website and the open-source licences.
- Typing, smoother. A new box, such as New category, gets the cursor and keyboard straight away, the keyboard's Next and Done keys move you on, and a long note scrolls as you type.
2.4
September 2026
- We receive anonymous usage stats. The privacy page says what they are.
- Bug fixes and stability improvements.
2.2
August 2026
- Attachments on notes. Add photos through the system picker, or attach PDFs and documents from your files, up to eight per note.
- A PDF shows its first page on the note, and one tap opens it in whichever viewer you already use.
- Fonts. A free Fonts section in Settings lets you pick a typeface, turn on bolder text and set the size, and the whole app follows. The largest size, Extra large, makes the tiles bigger too.
2.0
July 2026
- Tiles can be notes. A note holds a title, a body and its own paper colour, written on a full page that saves as you type, then pinned to the board with one tap.
- Notes take the same colours, symbols, categories and boards as links and apps, they travel in your export file, and they are free.
1.3
July 2026
- Boards of colour-coded tiles for the links and apps you open every day. Tiles carry a colour, a symbol or the app's real icon.
- Categories filter the board, and any tile can move to another board.
- Sharing a page from any browser lands it as a tile.
- Pin any tile or a whole board to your home screen, and set a backdrop per board.
- Export the lot to a plain-text file you keep.
- Pro adds the home-screen widgets, up to seven boards, per-link browser choice, six more skins and three more palettes.