What’s new

Recent changes to Personal OS.

October 17, 2026

Find photos on your own computer by what is in them: the desktop connector describes them with a vision model running on that computer, and only the descriptions are saved. Receipts, whiteboards and notes can become cards.
On the phone app, pick photos and the phone reads their text and labels what they show, without uploading them.
Google Photos reviews can run on your own computer instead of a cloud model.

Google Photos review works on the shared key, and albums now receive full-resolution copies instead of small previews. Albums of more than 50 photos are created in full, and a failed copy no longer leaves an empty album.

Every topic has its own page: what is open, what you did lately, what you planned, what you asked, and the links you saved.
Ask for a short document or brief about a topic, from its page or in chat. Every point links back to the card, page or question it came from, and chat shows when it is ready.
Every topic is reachable from the sidebar, including older and dormant ones.
A new Artifacts section collects every document and brief you have built, with search and filters.
The browser extension no longer saves the same page twice when a save is retried.
Ask Personal OS what it can do, where to find something, or what is new; it answers from the same notes as this page.

Connect Claude Code or Codex on your computer (Windows, Linux and WSL) and coordinate them from chat.
Reminders, briefings and replies no longer assume a single time zone.

Memory notes now show the captures they’re based on, and you can accept or reject them.
Nudges are ranked by evidence, and snoozing one is remembered.

Telegram: link your own chat and capture or ask from there.
Routines that run on a schedule, and procedures the assistant learns from repeated tasks.
Security hardening ahead of opening to testers.