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Changelog
Every milestone and feature that shipped, newest first, from the curated Hyperclay changelog.
What changed and when. The same entries, across every product, are at changelog.hyperclay.com.
October 2026
- Your folders open in the same workspace as Hyperclay's dashboard, in a window of its own
- The app updates itself, and Restart to Update installs the new version
- A document's uploads live in their own folder and keep working when it moves
- Export a document and its attachments as one zip that opens anywhere
- The people plugin records who wrote each part of a document, with the name you set in your host app Docs
- A page reads its own saved data as JSON, and writes it back where the host allows writes
September 2026
- Write JSON into a document, and a stale write is refused instead of overwriting
- Each team you belong to syncs into its own folder, all with one sync key
- When a file changed on both sides, sync shows the conflict and lets you choose which version to keep
- Saves recover from timeouts without overwriting newer changes Docs
- Run malleable HTML files locally on Linux, on x86-64 or ARM64 Docs
August 2026
- A saved page is no longer auto-formatted, it keeps the exact markup you wrote
July 2026
- Your save goes through whether or not the Tailwind build succeeds
- Browse and restore any earlier version from the backups menu Docs
- Describe a change on the page and an AI agent on your machine makes it
June 2026
- Query a file's tagged content, the same shape the hosted API returns
April 2026
- Changes you made offline reconcile once it reconnects, including uploads and folders Docs
March 2026
- Starts automatically on login and shows a history of file transfers Docs
February 2026
January 2026
December 2025
- Two people can edit the same page at once and see each other's changes
- Tailwind CSS is generated on save
November 2025
- A desktop app that runs your malleable HTML files entirely offline, released for macOS Docs