Ask now uses a dedicated AI API layer with improved context handling across conversation turns. Responses are more accurate when spanning multiple internotes, and the interface has a refreshed identity.

Overhauled the automatic layout engine for maps. Nodes space more evenly, edge routing is cleaner, and large maps with many connections are significantly less cluttered.

Institution deployments can now specify a custom accent colour that propagates through the UI — navigation, buttons, focus rings, and interactive states all adapt to the institution's identity.

Rewrote the Chalk syntax highlighter with improved token accuracy, better contrast on all themes, and consistent rendering for nested inline elements.

Released the Element SDK: a structured framework for building custom interactive elements that embed inside internotes. Plugins can define typed attribute schemas, animations, toolbar controls, and persistent storage — all through a stable, versioned API.

Launched support for private institutional deployments. Universities and organisations can provision a dedicated Internote subdomain with isolated authentication, user management, and access controls. Student access is gated behind institutional credentials.

All authentication now flows through id.internote.co. Sign-in, sign-out, and session management are consistent across the platform, institutional subdomains, and developer tools.

Launched the Internote developer site with full documentation for the Element SDK and plugin system. Includes guides for building React-based elements, the manifest reference, animation APIs, storage APIs, and publishing to the marketplace.

Added inline colour syntax for text emphasis within Chalk documents, along with dedicated syntax highlighting for Chalk itself inside code blocks.

Database query optimisation reduced load times by up to 40%. Added strategic indexes to critical queries, improved frontend caching, and reduced bundle sizes across the main app.