Release 0.115

v0.115.2 — 2026-07-05

Your app data is now in the backup. Mini-apps that keep their own database (lists, trackers, anything an app stores) were living outside the regular Postgres backup. The backup now snapshots every app database alongside it — a consistent copy taken safely even while an app is in use — so a restore brings your app data back with the rest of the brain. Nothing to do; it’s part of the standard backup from now on.

v0.115.1 — 2026-07-04

Shared apps got safer, and gained an activity log. Public app links are now strictly limited to the app’s own data — they can no longer reach your notes, email, or other brain tools, so a “public” app can never become a window into your private information. Team-shared apps stay full-featured for the people you name, and every open, tool call, and data write is logged on the app’s Activity tab so you can see exactly who did what. Also tightened: the token entry screen is rate-limited, and shared apps can only use built-in tools (never arbitrary web or shell calls).

v0.115.0 — 2026-07-04

Share a mini-app with your team, full-screen. A published app’s Share control now offers two modes. A public link is open to anyone who has it; a team link asks the visitor for their team token (from their contact) and lets in only your team members — every action they take is recorded against them, viewable on the app’s new Activity tab. Either way the app now opens in a real full-screen frame, so dashboards and multi-pane layouts get the whole window instead of a small embedded box.