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Keep It 1.5.1 is now available. This version fixes issues highlighting found content, AppleScript, dark mode, and more. See the release notes for a full list of changes.

Existing Keep It users can get this update through the app's built-in software update system. Mac App Store users will get the update following Apple's review.

Keep It 1.5 is now available. This version adds support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave, Siri support, highlighted search results, the ability to see unfiled items, and the Mac app is now scriptable. Searching on iPad and iPhone has been improved with suggestions, the ability to combine terms, save the current search, and to find text and step through each occurrence in a variety of file types. Both Mac and iOS apps also benefit from improvements to the item list, Markdown editing and previews, PDFs, and plenty more besides.

macOS Mojave

Keep It for Mac will support Dark Mode and accent colors on macOS Mojave, which is due out next Monday. For Dark Mode, the content of notes, plain text files, and Markdown files using built-in preview and editor styles will automatically switch to a dark appearance, and there are options to override that, and always use a light appearance for notes and Markdown files.

Siri Shortcuts

On iPad and iPhone, Siri can now create notes in Keep It, append text to notes, and search for items. Keep It makes viewed items available for shortcut predictions in iOS 12.

Search Suggestions on iOS

When searching on iPad and iPhone, Keep It will now show suggestions above the keyboard, and can tokenize terms in the search field, allowing complex searches to be created. Tapping a suggestion will add it to the search field, tapping and holding on a suggestion will show alternative ways to match results. It’s now possible to save the current search on iOS.

Highlight Search Result

When searching, Keep It can now highlight the found text in the content of notes, rich and plain text files, Markdown files, PDFs and web pages on both Mac and iOS.

Find Text

On iOS it’s now possible to find and step through each occurrence of a particular word or phrase in notes, Markdown files, rich and plain text documents, PDFs and web pages. On Mac, which could already do that for most file types, it’s now possible to step through occurrences of text in web pages, and finding text in PDFs has been improved to highlight all occurrences at once, and show the number of results.

Lists

There is now an optional “Unfiled” list that shows items which haven’t been filed into a folder or bundle, along with a “No Label” list to show unlabelled items.

It’s now possible to see and work with favorite lists on iOS by tapping the icon above the Lists view. Tapping a favorite list will show that list, and favorite lists can be rearranged and removed here too.

Item List

The item list has been redesigned to provide greater flexibility and make better use of space. It’s now possible to show no preview lines in the item list; the date is now on the same line as the summary, and can be hidden if not required. It’s now also possible to always show the item’s Kind at the start of the summary, and on Mac tooltips will be shown when hovering the mouse over a name that is too long to be shown in its entirety. On macOS Mojave, the date will be shown in the system accent color.

Markdown

You can now paste and drag (on Mac and iPad) links into Markdown files, and drag Keep It items to create links to those items. Markdown previews will now include syntax coloring for fenced code blocks where the language is indicated.

AppleScript

Keep It for Mac is now scriptable, so it’s possible to manipulate pretty much everything in the library, add files and web links, create notes from text, attach files, get highlighted sections, and export.

Other Changes

You can now see when a PDF highlight has an associated note. On Mac, it’s now possible to use bookmarklets that override the defaults to save links in specified formats, and there are new keyboard shortcuts and improvements for organizing items on iOS. See the release notes for Mac and for iOS for a full list of changes.

Pricing & Availability

Keep It 1.5 is a free update for all existing customers.

Keep It for Mac is available for $49.99 directly from Reinvented Software, and Together 3 users can upgrade for $24.99, unless they purchased Together 3 in its final 6 months on sale, in which case the upgrade is free. A 15-day free trial can be downloaded from this site.

Keep It for Mac is also available from the Mac App Store, offers a free trial and a choice of one-time purchase for all Keep It 1.x releases for $49.99, or an upgrade from Together 3 for $24.99 (or free if Together 3 was purchased in its final 6 months on sale). Alternatively, choose from yearly or monthly subscriptions at $19.99/year or $2.49/month.

Keep It for iPad and iPhone is available separately from the App Store with a choice of yearly or monthly subscriptions at $9.99/year or $1.49/month.

When Keep It was originally released on the App Store and Mac App Store last year, there was a discount for anyone who subscribed within the first 12 weeks, as well as a month-long trial. 

That introductory pricing is now set to end, and over the next few months those who have remained subscribed since then will be offered to renew at the current prices, which have been in effect for everyone else since December 2017. In USD that's $9.99/year or $1.49/month for iOS and $19.99/year or $2.49/month for the Mac.

If you choose not to renew your subscription, the app will stop working once your current subscription expires. You will be able export all your data using the relevant buttons on the subscription sheet, or can follow the instructions on the apps' support pages:

• Keep It for Mac Support: How can I export all data from Keep It?
• Keep It for iPad and iPhone Support: How can I get a copy of all data stored in iCloud?

Keep It 1.4.8 is now available. This version fixes a crash that could occur when searching on macOS 10.12 Sierra. See the release notes for a full list of changes.

Existing Keep It users can get this update through the app's built-in software update system. Mac App Store users will get the update following Apple's review.

Keep It 1.4.6 for iPad and iPhone is now available. This version fixes issues accessing Keep It's files in other apps, searching and more.

Existing users will get this update automatically through the App Store. See the release notes for all recent changes.

Keep It 1.4.7 is now available. This version fixes issues that could be caused by invalid fonts, search in iCloud libraries, importing from Evernote, and more. See the release notes for a full list of changes.

Existing Keep It users can get this update through the app's built-in software update system. Mac App Store users will get the update following Apple's review.

Keep It 1.4.6 for iPad and iPhone is now available. This version fixes issues with iCloud limits, extracting metadata and editing notes and rich text documents.

Existing users will get this update automatically through the App Store. See the release notes for all recent changes.

Keep It 1.4.6 is now available. This version fixes issues with iCloud limits, extracting metadata and indexing files. See the release notes for a full list of changes.

Existing Keep It users can get this update through the app's built-in software update system. Mac App Store users will get the update following Apple's review.

Keep It 1.4.5 for iPad and iPhone is now available. This version fixes issues extracting dates from mail messages, using x-callback-urls, and saved searches.

Existing users will get this update automatically through the App Store. See the release notes for all recent changes.

Keep It 1.4.5 is available today. This version fixes issues with searches, extracting dates from email messages, iCloud limits and removing deleted folders. See the release notes for a full list of changes.

Existing Keep It users can get this update through the app's built-in software update system. Mac App Store users will get the update following Apple's review.

Keep It 1.4.4 for iPad and iPhone is now available. This version extracts clickable URLs for email messages, improves importing by AirDrop, fixes issues with search, attaching files to notes, the Share extension, and more.

Existing users will get this update automatically through the App Store. See the release notes for all recent changes.

Keep It 1.4.4 is now available. This version fixes issues with the Share extension and searching, and improves source URLs and metadata for mail messages. See the release notes for a full list of changes.

Existing Keep It users can get this update through the app's built-in software update system. Mac App Store users will get the update following Apple's review.

Feeder 3.5.12 is available today. This version fixes issues working with password-protected feeds, working with URLs that contain spaces, removes Facebook sharing due to Facebook's policy changes, and updates the FTP software.

Direct Feeder 3 customers will get this update through the app's built-in software update system, and Mac App Store customers will get the update automatically or through the Updates tab following Apple's review. See the Feeder Downloads page for more downloads and a full list of changes.