A reader built in layers.

This release reshaped Palimnote into a more tactile, readable, and responsive place to study difficult texts, and opened the Research workspace.

• Introduced the editorial motion and interaction foundation, with reader-controlled motion and interface sound settings.
• Refined the public site with readable editorial motion, tactile feedback, and an accessible interactive knowledge graph.
• Polished the signed-in dashboard, library, upload, roadmap, graph, trash, and writing surfaces with richer selection, progress, loading, and empty states.
• Reworked reader marginalia so notes stay clear of the side rails, and laid the verified foundation for labelled foreign-text recovery, transliteration, and translation.
• Published the Beta v.5 badge and a public development timeline tracing Palimnote’s releases from foundation to the current work.
• Removed user-facing processing cost data while keeping analysis available without monetary figures.
• Gave Ask Library conversations a guided greeting with suggested questions, thinking and reply cues with optional sound, day-grouped messages, and a way to switch between past conversations.
• Added a feedback option to every page footer — report a bug, share an idea, or send praise without leaving the page.
• Rebuilt the Visualization map: a plate-style backdrop with glowing emphasis, distinct shapes for works, people, and concepts, reading-state and credibility cues, curved connection lines, a concepts focus mode, and an equally capable sortable table view.
• Added account pages: edit your profile and avatar, see your reading activity at a glance, review your plan, control data sharing, and delete your account with a safe, fully verified cleanup.
• Fixed a glitch where the account and settings menus would close by themselves right after a page loaded.
• Menus now stay open even when a mouse or trackpad accidentally double-fires a click.
• Menus now ignore accidental repeat clicks entirely and close when you click anywhere else — matching how menus usually behave.
• Opened the Research workspace: create projects across your library, extract each work's claims with verbatim source excerpts, and trace agreements, disagreements, and debates between works.
• Added evidence-centred study tools — debate clusters, evidence reviews, and suggested hypotheses — each carrying confidence and a path back to the source passage.
• Brought dedicated research modes to Ask Library, and let projects import outside works by DOI or reference so a debate can include literature beyond your uploads.
• Added scheduled monitoring for newly relevant literature, plus a full correction trail: verify, dispute, edit, hide, or restore any generated claim with its revision history preserved.

A broad completion program made the working research environment more dependable, consistent, and accessible across its core reading flows.

• Strengthened processing reliability and made document status easier to understand.
• Expanded keyboard, screen-reader, contrast, and responsive-layout coverage.
• Unified the product interface and hardened the paths readers use most often.

Palimnote grew beyond a single reading surface into a connected environment for writing, exploration, and questions grounded in a reader’s own library.

• Added the Writer workspace for developing ideas alongside source material.
• Made relationships between works explorable through the research visualization.
• Introduced Ask Library for passage- and citation-grounded conversations.

The early reader became a more rigorous critical-edition pipeline and a personal learning workspace, taking on the Palimnote name.

• Deepened structural analysis, citation resolution, and passage-anchored annotation.
• Added learning routes and workspace tools that preserve the path back to the source.
• Established Palimnote’s scholarly identity across the reading experience.

The first release proved the central idea: a reader could upload a difficult work and receive a traceable study environment around it.

• Established accounts, document upload, and the first interactive reader.
• Connected analysis, annotation, and a dependency-ordered reading roadmap.
• Built the initial public site and hardened the end-to-end foundation.