Every note maps to a published version or the next prepared release, without mixing in unrelated work.
Pinar Cloud no longer offers your own AI endpoint, and its saved keys are deleted. The legal documents have a shorter AI section, with renewed acceptance for Pinar Cloud. On phones, the page link in the capture viewer and the Settings rows work again.
“Create” in the new collection dialog waits for your projects to load and keeps the name you typed. An own endpoint saved with Pinar’s own address is no longer used, and those requests go through Pinar’s AI with credits.
The assistant panel shows each lookup as a step, folds the steps when the answer arrives, warns when it takes longer than usual, and keeps an interrupted answer with a way to try again. In the sidebar, counts above 999 read “999+”.
Your own Pinar Cloud endpoint is tested before it is saved, and only the button you clicked shows the progress. The assistant waits for a slow model while it keeps answering, stops showing “Looking it up…” after an error, and the assistant button in the header is now just the icon.
Pro accounts in Pinar Cloud can register their own AI endpoint, the AI errors of the assistant, the reproduction, and the voice now show the cause with a choice, the legal documents describe that endpoint, with renewed acceptance for Pinar Cloud, and the sidebar count no longer covers the actions button on phones.
Pinar Cloud transcribes voice comments and generates written reproduction steps again.
A chat in the workspace answers questions about your work and organizes it once you confirm, a capture setting picks the collection for you, every Pinar Cloud AI feature uses credits, and the Privacy Policy, the Terms of Service, and the Service Providers and Subprocessors page were updated, with renewed acceptance for Pinar Cloud.
When you are signed in to Pinar Cloud, the site header no longer shows Sign in before switching to Open app, and the Support Fair Source development card no longer flashes for Pro accounts.
Choosing an update in the Pinar menu now installs it and reopens Pinar. The local app checks your transcription model and says why voice fails, and the help center covers much more of Pinar.
Pinar's cloud service now runs on new hosting. Accounts, captures, purchases, and credits stay the same, and there is nothing you need to do.
The Windows tray starts again after it was closed by force, quits faster, does less work in the background, and replaces itself before its runtime's memory growth can slow the computer down.
Pinar Local runs AI through your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint again, now with voice comments. You can carry your local work into Pinar Cloud, pick where captures land from one menu, and see why a sign-in code did not arrive.
Agents can now manage projects, collections, batches, sessions, pins, and comments through MCP — locally without an account, in the Cloud with scoped keys. By default, finishing a session hands over only the pins that still need work, and the viewer's pin dialog drops its technical tabs.
Pro accounts can give agents scoped Cloud keys and use MCP operations configured by hand. The viewer brings pin conversations and review actions together, with clearer controls for sharing links.
A Pro account can invite reviewers to one collection. Hosted Cloud follows the current offer for each account. The viewer prepares Copy prompt when a session opens, and the workspace list refreshes with less background loading.
The extension signs in to Pinar Cloud with an email code from an existing website account. Its settings are now grouped into Preferences and Capture.
Email verification has a simpler legal notice. Accounts granted Pro receive their standard plan limits.
The home page footer follows its content. The account menu shows plan and billing actions only when they are available.
Pinar Cloud Free now starts with email sign-in. Pro has one annual price, with clearer retention, storage, and add-ons.
Settings shows the version number only. The address already says whether you are on the cloud or on this computer.
The browser extension no longer shows Unauthorized when this browser also has a Pinar website session.
Pro now starts with a one-time balance of 500 Pinar Cloud AI credits and 2 GB of cloud storage. Add-ons are smaller, clearer, and keep their 12-month validity without monthly credit replenishment.
A capture session now follows you across pages and saves every screenshot and pin as one record. Review is unified in the viewer, the Founder offer is retired, and element pins gain structure, technical evidence, and AI actions.
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.