Changelog — Steecky

Version 2.3.70

Latest August 24, 2026

Search everything at once, and take your data with you. Unified Search is free for everyone.

Unified Search (⌘F) — search notes, tasks, clipboard (even text inside screenshots), snippets, and links in one place. Grouped, ranked results with highlighted matches that jump straight to the item. Free for all users.
Full Backup & Restore (Pro) — one click in Settings backs up everything into a single zip: readable files for notes, tasks, snippets, links, and clipboard (images included). Restore from a backup anytime, or re-import individual sections — imports now merge and skip duplicates instead of creating copies. Per-section export stays free.
Guided App Tour — a quick walkthrough of every section on first launch, with the sidebar highlighting each stop. Replay it anytime from Settings.
Export Notes — save any note as a .txt file from its menu or right-click, or select several and export them together as a zip.
Export Clipboard Items — select text and images in your clipboard history and export them; single items save directly, multiple items bundle into a zip.
Quick View for Links — see a link's full URL at a glance with copy and open shortcuts, so you always know where a link leads before opening it.
Compact Notes View — a new eye toggle in the Notes header hides content previews, handy for a tidier list or when you're sharing your screen.

Editing a clipboard item now protects your unsaved changes — switching to another item asks whether to save, keep editing, or discard.
Free-tier limits are now applied consistently across Quick Links, Snippets, search results, and auto-added links.
Clipboard history limit options in Settings are now clearly locked on the free plan, which keeps its 10 most recent items — no more picking a limit that didn't apply.
If Pro lapses, the window size returns to the default and the Pro-only sizes show as locked, so Settings always matches the actual window.
Export filenames now include date and time (no spaces), so repeated exports never overwrite each other.
Returning to Search from a result is now instant — results are cached and refreshed after the transition.
Rate Steecky anytime from Settings or the menu bar icon.
Cleaner Notes header that stays consistent across all window sizes.

July 25, 2026

The biggest Steecky update yet — two new ways to use Steecky without opening it, plus much smarter tasks.

Snippet Placeholders (Pro) — add {{name}}, {{date}}, {{clipboard}} and more to snippets; custom tokens are filled in through a quick form on copy, and Helm/Jinja-style templates pass through untouched.
Quick Paste (⌃⌥V) — a popup at your cursor with your 10 most recent clipboard items in any app. Copy with ⌘1–⌘9/⌘0 or a click, switch between text and images with Tab, preview images on hover.
Quick Add Task (⌃⌥⌘T) — create a task from any app without opening Steecky. Type naturally: "call bob at 5pm".
Natural language dates — tasks understand "tomorrow 3pm", "next friday", "in 30m" when you type them.
Due-soon alerts — get notified before a task is due, with snooze and complete actions right on the notification.
Search shortcuts — jump straight into a section's search with ⌘⌥ shortcuts.

Task rows expand with a click anywhere on the row, and due dates now include a time picker.
Smarter snooze and reminder rescheduling, with reminders cleaned up when tasks are trashed.
The What's New screen appears once after each update, and your Open at Login setting is preserved through updates.

June 2026

A ground-up visual refresh and a simpler way to try everything.

Liquid Glass redesign — the whole app rebuilt with a translucent, native macOS look: glass cards, layered depth, and smooth animations.
7-day free trial — try every Pro feature with no auto-converting subscription; the trial simply ends unless you choose to upgrade.
Clipboard OCR (Pro) — text inside copied images and screenshots becomes searchable.

Core features in every version: Notes with tags, Tasks with reminders and subtasks, Clipboard history, Code Snippets with version history, and Quick Links — all stored locally on your Mac.