Changelog

Still being built, in the open.

Stash is a small, deliberate product. Here is everything that has landed so far, newest first — and what we are working on right now.

What is coming

Next out of the workshop.

Up next

Search everything you saved

One search across everything you have saved, instead of opening collections one at a time.

Up next

Offline that covers rooms

Offline save is catching up with the newer features, so rooms, ratings, and tags all come with you.

Shipped

Everything that has landed.


  1. Feature

    Ratings, tags and filters

    Your collections can now carry more of your point of view. Rate what you saved, tag it in your own language, and narrow a shelf to exactly what you want.

    • Rate any saved item from one to five stars, or clear the rating
    • Add up to twelve personal tags in your own words
    • See ratings and tags directly on collection cards
    • Filter by tag and minimum rating, then sort by rating, title, or newest
  2. Design

    A new face for Stash

    Stash got a new app icon, so the rest of it caught up. Everything now shares one warm, ink-and-sand identity — from the home page down to every card in your collections.

    • A warmer, deeper palette drawn straight from the new app mark
    • Rebuilt home and about pages with layered depth and motion that responds to scroll
    • Collection and item cards now sit on hairline-edged surfaces with real elevation
    • This changelog, so you can see what we are working on
  3. Brand

    A mark worth installing

    A new mark for the app: a stack of warm layers on a near-black bezel. It replaces the old icon everywhere Stash can be installed.

    • New app icon across Android, iOS, and the browser tab
    • Refreshed install manifest and a smaller offline bundle
  4. Feature

    Save games and articles

    Collections are no longer only films, books, and places. Paste a link to a game or an article and Stash reads the page for you, then files it away with everything else.

    • Paste a Steam or Epic link to save a game
    • Paste a news, Medium, or blog link to save an article
    • Title, artwork, and description are pulled in for you
  5. Improvement

    Progress you can see

    Saving something is only half of it. Now you can record where you are in it — and Stash shows that progress on the card.

    • Mark a film or book as watching, reading, saved for later, or finished
    • Track seasons watched and pages read
    • A gentle prompt to tidy up once something is finished
    • Places moved to Mapbox for sharper search and better previews
  6. Launch

    Stash arrives

    The first version of Stash: one visual home for the films, books, and places you want to remember, with rooms for the ones worth collecting together.

    • Collections and a dedicated watchlist
    • Search real sources for films, books, and places
    • Shared rooms with a join code, so a collection can be built together
    • Installable as an app, with opt-in offline access to what you saved
    • A guided tour on your first visit

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