Capacities
Object-based note-taking and personal knowledge management app
Capacities pairs an AI-connected knowledge hub with a real developer API.
◆Recent moves
- 29d ago
Reliability polish across dates, tabs, editor, and presentation mode
A polish and reliability roundup (v1.67.13) following the heavier API 2.0 release: steadier date editing, smoother side-panel gestures, a restored shortcut, and presentation mode that now handles daily notes and media with continuous list numbering. This is the harden-what-you-just-shipped half of the product's cadence.
- 1mo ago
Capacities API 2.0, Weblink Analysis, and Presentation Mode
⚡ SPARKAPI 2.0 introduces 'Capacities for developers,' turning the note tool into something you can build on top of, bundled with weblink analysis, reader view, and annotations. It is the code-facing complement to the AI connectors shipped weeks earlier.
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AI Chat Connectors 2.0 + Many improvements
AI Chat Connectors 2.0 lets connected assistants create pages and tasks, append to existing objects, and build any object type — moving the connectors from read-mostly to genuinely write-capable. A concrete step in the arc toward an AI-operable space.
View source ↗ - 3mo ago
Bulk Import for Everyone, Image Analysis for Pro, and Continuous Improvements
Bulk Import opens to all users while Pro gains image analysis. Lowering the on-ramp cost of moving an existing knowledge base in, paired with the AI-enrichment features Capacities has been building out.
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Recurring Tasks and Choose Your Capacities AI Model Provider
Recurring tasks arrive with flexible scheduling and catch-up options, and users can now pick their own AI model provider. The provider choice is a notable nod toward user control over which model powers the assistant.
View source ↗ - 3mo ago
Related Content, Deadlines, and Search 3.0
Release 63 layers on task deadlines, Related Content, search relevance work, and AI chat upgrades. Broad, incremental hardening across the object model and retrieval that sets up the bigger connector and API releases that followed.
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