Changelog

All notable changes to laiki.

v0 — in progress (2026-06)

• Drag — the line shows where a collection will land, everywhere you can let one go: between two collections, at the foot of a list beside ＋ New collection, and inside Archived. Putting something away is still choosing where it goes, so the archive draws the line too
• Side panel — ＋ Tab is the one button in a collection's header. Open all moved into the right-click menu, next to the rest of what you do to a collection; at 360px wide, the thing the panel is for should be the thing in the header
• Dashboard — a collection's address reads /slug, the same short form the panel shows, instead of repeating your username on every card
• An empty group says one line and leaves the row below to explain itself
• Collection settings is four things and a footer, not six blocks with a paragraph under each. The edit key is one line until you want it
• Side panel — paste a link into a collection, which only the dashboard could do
• Side panel — set a collection's edit key, and change who can see it, without leaving the panel. Both were on the website only
• Dashboard — the edit key is set where the rest of a collection's settings are, instead of sending you to another page
• Saved tabs keep their name and drop the site introducing itself: "laiki — open your whole project in one click" is saved as "laiki"
• Right-click a collection for the things you do often — open all, copy its address, rename, archive, delete — instead of going through ⚙ for everything
• Archive — each group has its own Archived, because archiving never moves anything: what you put away in Work stays in Work
• Groups — drag a collection onto a group to file it there, on the web as well as in the panel; drag one out of Archived onto another group and it lands there, out of the archive
• Groups — right-click a group for rename and delete, in the same menu shape a link uses, instead of a system dialog appearing out of nowhere
• Archive — drag a collection into Archived, or use its ⚙. What's in there stays a whole collection: open it, read it, edit it, open all its links, without taking it back out first
• Archive — a collection whose job is done goes out of your lists without going away: its link still works, it's still listed on your page, and bringing it back puts it on the same shelf in the same place. In the side panel and on the dashboard, from each collection's ⚙
• Dashboard — rebuilt on the side panel's way of working: click a name to edit it, click away to save, drag to reorder. No Save buttons, and no full page reload for every change
• Dashboard — sections at last. A collection you'd divided in the side panel used to arrive on the web as one flat list; now both show the same shape, because both read the same order model
• Dashboard — your groups are a strip along the top, the way they are in the panel, instead of a block of settings further down the page. Before, a dashboard with no groups had no way to make one at all
• Groups — before you've made one, the strip is a labelled ＋ Group rather than a bare ＋ beside nothing. “Ungrouped” only appears once there's a named group to contrast it with
• Dashboard — right-click a link for its details: title, address, which section and which collection it lives in, and copy / open / delete
• Dashboard — each collection has a ⚙ for the rarer things: its address, who can see it, which shelf it's on, and deleting it
• Side panel — right-click a saved link to open its details: change its address, not just its title, and move it to another section or collection without dragging. Double-click still renames, as before
• Light and dark — a toggle in the corner of every page: follow your system, or pick one and it sticks
• Public pages — a shared collection now shows its sections, each with its own Open all, and each one foldable; before, a collection you'd split into parts arrived as one flat list
• Side panel — sections and links now live in one draggable flow: drag a section by its header to reorder it, drop it between two loose links, or pop a link back out — links and sections interleave freely
• Side panel — fold a section to tuck its links away and keep the list an outline; it stays folded next time you open the panel
• Side panel — sections: divide a big collection into labelled parts, each with its own Open all; drag a link into a section to file it there, and a section-less collection looks exactly as before
• User pages moved to laiki.cc/@you — the @ keeps the plain words free for short links, so no username can ever take one. Old laiki.cc/you/… links stop working
• Side panel — the header actions are icons now, with tooltips
• Side panel — drag a group along the strip to reorder it
• Side panel — dropping a drag past the last item lands it at the end, with the line drawn where it would land
• Side panel — drag a link into another collection to move it there
• Side panel — grab anything to drag it: whole rows and collections, no tiny handle to aim at
• Side panel — drag a collection onto a group's name to file it there, from either view
• Overview — drag collections to reorder them, swipe sideways to change group
• Overview — a button in the side panel header swaps swiping for one stacked list you can open and close; the panel remembers which you prefer
• Groups — shelve your collections as work, games, social…; the side panel gets a shelf strip on top and a Move link on each collection
• Side panel — make a group or a collection right there with the ＋ at the end of each strip
• Side panel — drag collection tabs to reorder them within a group
• Side panel — double-click a collection's title to rename it
• Side panel — a ⚙ per collection for the rarer things: change its address, move it between groups, delete it (changing the address warns you it breaks links you've shared)
• Side panel — status messages moved to the bottom, out of the way of the list
• Side panel — swipe left/right between collections, with a tab strip across the top
• Side panel — quieter layout: double-click a link to rename it, drag to reorder, and reach the collection's own page from its /slug
• Side panel — opens instantly from a local cache, then quietly checks for changes in the background
• Side panel — clicking a link switches to that tab if it's already open, instead of opening a duplicate
• Edit page — enter a collection's key on any device to add, change, reorder, or delete its links, no sign-in
• Edit keys — set a password on a collection so it can be edited without a Google account
• Chrome extension — save open tabs, or import a bookmark folder, into a collection
• Stay signed in — skip the Google prompt when you're already logged in
• Collection visibility — public, unlisted, or private
• Settings — edit your display name and username
• Google sign-in and username claim (laiki.cc/you)
• Dashboard: create collections; add, edit, reorder, and delete links
• Public collection pages with one-click open all
• Public user pages
• Live updates — edit once, everyone with the link sees the latest
• Landing page, changelog, and roadmap