When we released the first version of the Quiz in Recall, we weren't sure how our users would respond. The Product Hunt launch exceeded our expectations, earning us product of the day, week, and month. Quiz has since become one of our stickiest features, with an average of 70 questions answered per user per month.

Given the strong engagement, we decided to invest further, bringing more question types, more flexibility in your review schedule, and our most exciting addition yet:

Save any content into Recall: YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, articles, TikToks, or take your own rich text notes and head over to the quiz tab to get started.

Turn any quiz into a competition by sharing a challenge link. Here are a few that you can take for a spin now:

The old quiz was multiple choice only. Now, Recall supports to test different aspects of your understanding. You choose which types to include when generating questions, and you can also create any type manually.

When generating a set of questions, there are a lot more options to customize the actual quiz:

A new dashboard gives you a complete view of your learning progress:

A new Questions tab on the Review page lets you browse all your questions across all cards. This gives you a lot more flexibility in your review schedule. Head over to the Questions tab to:

Build a lasting review habit with daily or weekly streaks:

We have email notifications and push notifications coming soon. You'll be able to customize them according to your streak goal as well as your preferred time zone. We hope that this can encourage you to build a strong retention practice with Recall.

Enable an optional countdown timer per question in Settings:

Full control over questions without leaving the quiz session:

Every question progresses through five stages: New, Learning, Practiced, Confident, and Mastered. Review intervals increase from 1 day up to 3 months as you demonstrate knowledge. Incorrect answers drop questions back to Learning for reinforcement.

Apart from the focus on Quiz 2.0, there were a couple of bug fixes and UI/UX improvements:

Get ready for a big update and a sneak peek of what's to come! We packed a lot into this release, all focused on making your Recall experience smoother and more intuitive.

If you've been frustrated with the lack of flexibility and customization of your tag tree (the left panel that shows all of the tags), then you are in for a treat!

Get all the details in our docs.

If you often found yourself needing to share a piece of content with the Recall mobile app twice, that was a huge frustration and something we were really excited to say has now been fixed. When sharing content to Recall, it should directly open up the app without requiring a double share. Additionally, we will continue to improve this experience so that you don't have such a long loading state, and you could close the app and continue about your day. More to come here.

If you've had PDFs that you've tried to upload to Recall in the past that previously didn't work, it's likely because it didn't have selectable text. We now have OCR processing - Optical Character Recognition that converts images of text, into readable searchable text.

Never lose your place when reading in Recall. Recall now automatically remembers your position in the Reader and Notebook and shows a button to jump back to where you left off. This will work on the notebook and your Reader, including PDFs. You will see a little blue dot in the bottom right corner of these tabs, which will enable you to jump back to your last spot.

When you share a Recall card (clicking the share icon in the top right corner of a card) it will now generate a link preview that contains an image, title and description when shared on social media, WhatsApp, Discord, or other apps.

Over the past year, Recall evolved from a content summarizer into a full knowledge base: summarization, note-taking, quizzing, read-it-later, and chat, all in one place.

In 2026, we're focused on making each of those experiences best-in-class, without becoming bloated. This isn't just a feature update. It's Recall becoming the tool that changes how you engage with what you consume, helping you move from passive consumption to active learning, and bringing back the joy of learning.

Here are the first few highlights, with all the details in our docs:

- More question types (open-ended, flashcards), the ability to quiz yourself on specific topics, and gamification with timed quizzes and streaks to keep you coming back.

- Ask questions across everything you've saved and get answers that actually make sense. Filter by time, topic, or source, and let Recall connect the dots for you. Plus custom saved prompts for the questions you ask often.

- Turn your articles and saves into something you can listen to on your commute, at the gym, or wherever you go. This has been one of our most requested features, and we can't wait for you to try it.

- More content saves cleanly, and highlights let you mark up what matters and review it all in one place.

There's also more coming:

Graph View 2.0 is here, along with dozens of improvements across Recall. This release transforms how you explore and navigate your knowledge: visualizing connections, discovering paths between ideas, and watching your knowledge base evolve over time.

This release is a huge step for Recall. We started Recall with a focus on the content you consume: summarizing, saving, and organizing organizing YouTube videos, podcasts, TikToks, articles and PDFs. Now we're expanding to the content you create. While you've always been able to take notes in Recall's notebook tab, the editor was basic.

Today, we're launching a major upgrade with .

Recall is now a space where your saved content and personal notes work together. Study notes with complex equations. Meeting notes. Daily journals. Project planning docs. All in one place, with AI that understands the full picture. Chat with your notes, summarize them, generate quizzes, and automatically connect ideas across everything you've saved and written.

Check out this video where co-founder Sankari and the engineer who built the editor Mason do a demo.

A new block-based note-taking system where each piece of content is an individual, movable unit.

The way you create connections from the notebook has changed. Previously, you typed to create connections, but that now opens the rich text editor menu. **To create connections from the notebook, use instead.**

The editor is available in:

As a reminder - you can Bulk import of Notion workspaces (10,000+ notes).

We're excited about this update and would love to hear about your experience in our Discord channel.

Hello everyone! While we've been focused on bigger features coming soon (new editor, Agentic RAG, backend upgrades), we've shipped some important workflow improvements in the meantime. Here's what's new:

You can now save the output from chat with knowledge base to a new notebook! This has been a highly requested feature to ensure your workflow doesn't end with an answer, but instead sparks new work. Simply click the "Add to Notebook" button in the bottom right corner of the global chat to save your chat output to a new notebook.

You can now a split-screen view for notes that you take yourself. This was a no-brainer addition that should make working with your own notes much smoother.

We're wrapping up beta testing and working on final tweaks. Thank you to all our beta testers who took the time to make this feature better. We're excited to release this soon! Upvote the request for editor improvements so you get an email when we launch it.

Improvements to how Chat finds the right content from your knowledge base. This will make your AI interactions significantly more accurate and relevant.

Major improvements to our sync infrastructure that will enable faster syncing between devices and help us scale smoothly. Say goodbye to waiting on the "Syncing" page!

As always, thank you for your continued support and feedback. Let us know what you think!

We have some exciting news to kick things off: If you love Recall and know others who could benefit from better knowledge management, you can now earn up to $20 per referral while giving them 10% off.

While you may have noticed fewer flashy features in your updates, we've been doing the essential work that makes Recall better for everyone: squashing bugs, smoothing out rough edges, and, most importantly, building the foundation for some exciting new capabilities coming your way soon!

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We're bringing a major upgrade to our Notebook editor with full rich-text editing capabilities. Beta testing begins this week!

Drastically improve how Chat finds the right content from your knowledge base.

Major improvements to our sync infrastructure that will enable faster syncing between devices and help us scale smoothly. Say goodbye to waiting on the "Syncing" page!

This release is all about helping you get more out of Recall. We've created comprehensive use case guides and a detailed tutorial based on your feedback, showing you exactly how to unlock Recall's full potential in your daily life.

We’ve put together a full set of use case guides showing how people are using Recall in their daily lives, from studying smarter to organizing personal projects.

Here’s a sneak peek at what’s covered:

We heard your feedback on our previous tutorials; they were a bit fast and skipped some details. This time, we’ve gone deeper and slower to make sure you can follow along, step by step. We break down features like “Chat with Knowledge Base,” linking cards, and searching across docs, PDFs, podcasts, and videos so nothing gets missed.

See exactly how Recall can help you:

We want to know: Does this tutorial hit the right pace? Are there areas you’d like us to expand on even further? Drop your thoughts in the thread. We’re listening!

Bulk tagging is finally here (with more bulk actions coming soon) and we've given the mobile experience some much-needed attention.

You can now tag multiple cards at once directly from the homepage view, making it faster to organize your knowledge base. We know the flow from search → homepage → bulk action isn't quite seamless yet - we're working on it!

We've made significant improvements to the mobile experience:

We're hard at work on some exciting updates:

This is a super exciting update! We've redesigned Recall Cards to give you more control over your layout and a much better reading experience with adjustable font sizes across the app.

There is a lot more to come to enhance the reader experience. We want reading to feel simple and clean, this is a first step.

We're excited about what's ahead. Here's what we're actively working on:

We're excited to share our latest updates focused on making your experience faster and more reliable. This release brings significant performance improvements, enhanced PDF experiences, and resolves several language consistency issues .

Since we've been getting lots of questions about Tags vs Connections, we made a tutorial showing how both work together. It covers everything from basic tagging to creating your own connections.

We're hard at work on several exciting improvements:

Major reader update bringing read-it-later functionality, including: