Tray update check is visible
The menu-bar app shows Checking for Updates, You're updated, or Update check failed, each with a 10-second countdown back to Check for Updates.
- Update check status in the tray
Every note maps to a published repository tag, without mixing in unreleased work.
The menu-bar app shows Checking for Updates, You're updated, or Update check failed, each with a 10-second countdown back to Check for Updates.
The extension Account tab is a one-line code strip. The one-time plan is only Founder. Capture copies comments as soon as they are ready, and Alt+Enter works like Ctrl+Enter.
Paying on Plans or verifying an account code accepts the current Terms, Privacy Policy, and Acceptable Use. There is no extra dialog.
The local workspace uses the same account popover as Free. Homepage lives in that menu, and Free no longer includes AI credits or summaries.
The Windows download is now the full Setup zip. Extract it and run Pinar-Setup.exe next to the .installer folder.
Run Pinar from the Windows notification area, download the Setup installer, and open help articles that each have their own cover.
Organize growing collections, tune Pinar from one settings area, and review every capture with clearer visual feedback and help.
Group captures across pages into one prompt, keep every preference on the server, and use Pinar in seven languages end to end.
Pinar.app now preserves the existing macOS login configuration without needlessly reloading the agent.
Concurrent agent hooks can no longer create duplicate Pinar.app instances or ghost Dock tiles.
Account management, iframe targeting, upload deduplication, public navigation, and tray launch protection were polished together.
The local Pinar experience moved into a native menu-bar app with an embedded helper, login control, and GitHub-based updates.
The first tagged product release connected browser annotations to local and cloud workspaces, AI-agent handoffs, sharing, plans, and privacy controls.