Flint 1.5.0

• Sync with Google Drive: keep lists and notes in step across your PCs, through your own Google Drive. Open Settings → Sync and choose Connect Google Drive, sign in in your browser, then pick Everything or Only what I choose.
• Choose what syncs: right-click a list, note or group and choose Sync with Google Drive (a group syncs everything in it). Synced items show a small cloud; the cloud button beside Lists shows how sync is doing and has Sync now. Right-click a synced list and choose Open in Google Drive to see it on the web.
• Nothing gets lost: changes from two PCs are combined task by task. If the same lines of a note changed on both, both versions are kept and a card lets you pick one or keep both.
• Private by design: only what you choose goes to a "Flint" folder in your own Drive, as plain markdown. Flint has no server, and everything still works offline.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.5.0.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).

Flint 1.4.0

• Send selected text to mini mode's note: select text in any app and press Ctrl+Alt+X. It lands at the end of the note in mini mode's Note tab; code comes in as a code block. If mini mode was hidden, it opens ready to type; if it was already on screen, you stay where you were. Change the keys in Settings → Capture & hotkeys.
• Mini mode shows any list: click the Inbox tab again (or its small arrow) to pick another task list. The tab takes the list's name, adding and completing tasks work the same, and mini mode remembers your choice.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.4.0.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).

Flint 1.3.1

• Backslashes in tables stay as you typed them: a Windows path or a backslash before a | in a table cell no longer gains extra backslashes each time the cell is saved. If a cell already shows doubled backslashes, remove the extra ones once.
• Lists edited by other programs are safer: while another program is writing a list, Flint shows it read-only for a moment instead of a blank page, and never writes over that program's work.
• Smoother pasting from Excel: a very large cell pastes into a table without slowing down.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.3.1.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).

Flint 1.3.0

• Give a task to Claude: right-click a task (or select it and press G) and choose Give to Claude. Claude Code opens in the Claude app with the task's title, notes and subtasks ready in its message box, for you to review and send.
• Each list remembers its project folder: press Shift+Enter in the card, or right-click a list and choose Claude folder. Folders you used recently are offered too.
• See the size first: the card shows how long the task is and roughly how many tokens. A very long task goes to your clipboard instead; paste it into Claude with Ctrl+V.
• Still private: Flint only hands the task to the Claude app on your computer. Nothing leaves your machine unless you send it from Claude.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.3.0.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).

Flint 1.2.1

• Typing in tables is reliable: keys you type right after clicking a cell, or after moving into a table with Backspace or the arrow keys, always go into that cell.
• No slowdown on unusual titles: a very long task title full of bracketed text no longer makes Flint pause when you save or change it.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.2.1.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).

Flint 1.2.0

• Tables in your notes: a markdown table now shows as a real table. Click a cell to edit it; Tab, Enter and the arrow keys move between cells, and Esc leaves the table.
• Grow or shrink a table by dragging: hover a table and drag the small + beside its right or bottom edge to add or remove columns and rows. Right-click a table for Add row, Delete column, Align table and more.
• Work with several cells: drag across cells (or Shift+click, Shift+arrows) to select them; Ctrl+C copies them, Delete clears them, and pasting from a spreadsheet fills them.
• Go to the list you just added to: when a task you add from Inbox goes to another list with ##list, the toast now has Go to, which opens that list with the task selected.
• Sharper icons: the taskbar and tray icons keep their detail at small sizes.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.2.0.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).

Flint 1.1.1

• No more freezes on long pastes: pasting a very long line (a log line, minified JSON) into the capture popup or a list no longer makes Flint stop responding.
• Ctrl+K shows what it found in a note: pick a line from a note and the words you searched for light up as they do in Ctrl+F, then fade; typing ends it.
• Undo stays in your note: Ctrl+Z in a note undoes only what you did there, never a change made to the file elsewhere, and a note opened again in mini mode never brings back another note's text.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.1.1.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).

Flint 1.1.0

• Notes stay tidy while you write: bullets, checkboxes, headings and pictures no longer turn into raw markdown just because the cursor is on their line. To edit one, press ← right after it (or → right before it), or right-click a picture and choose Edit markdown.
• Source mode: press Ctrl+Shift+E (or right-click → Source mode, or Ctrl+K) to see a note's raw markdown; press it again to go back. Flint remembers it per note.
• Checklists in notes look like your tasks: the same checkbox as the task list, and a ticked item is dimmed and struck through.
• Ctrl+E makes the selected word inline code. List numbers now look like the rest of the text.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.1.0.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).

Flint 1.0.1

• Smoother updates: after Restart now, Flint steps out of the way at once and a notification tells you it reopens by itself in about a minute.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.0.1.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).

Flint 1.0.0

• Flint 1.0: the first public release. Flint is open source now, at github.com/DavitKhachaturovi/flint.
• Updates come by themselves: a new version downloads in the background, and a small note offers Restart now or Later. Turn it off in Settings → About.
• Everything so far, in one place: quick capture over any app (Ctrl+Shift+Space), mini mode for calls (Ctrl+Alt+Space), your clipboard history beside your tasks (Ctrl+Shift+H), and Ctrl+K for every list, task and command.

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Installing: download Flint-Setup-1.0.0.exe below and run it; it installs for you only, no admin rights needed. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask once: More info → Run anyway. An installed Flint updates itself (Settings → About).