Skip to contentRelease notes, redesigned
A clearer view of what is shipping in XESO, organised as a timeline you can actually scan. Subscribe to get a short note when something useful lands.- Each release tagged by what it means for you, not by build number
- Hero shows the last 90 days at a glance
- Optional email subscription — one note per release, never more
Cleaner navigation across the marketing site
The Docs menu now reads correctly against any background and active links highlight the page you are actually on.- Submenu panel has proper depth so it never disappears against the page
- Sub-link highlight now points to the exact page, not its parent
- Tested across light and dark themes at every breakpoint
Weekly digest, now with read tracking
Your Monday digest tells you which connections you actually opened, so the next week's recommendations sharpen instead of repeat.- Open-rate baked in, no separate analytics tool
- Personalised callout for what you have been reading
- Per-source noise control if a feed gets too chatty
Try it nowSaves what you read. Pulls the right passage when you ask.
No credit card. 25 notes, unlimited folders, and 20 chat messages a day on the free plan.- Capture from the web, email, or YouTube in one tap
- Ask questions; every answer cites the passage it came from
- Export notes as Markdown
Hover any wikilink to peek inside
See what a linked note actually says without leaving the page you are on. Missing notes get a one-click create.- Peek opens on hover, closes when you move on — no extra clicks
- Works inside chat answers, notes, and shared pages
- Missing target? Create the note inline and keep writing
Obsidian vaults import with their full folder tree
Bring an entire vault across and keep the structure you already trust. Frontmatter titles and tags survive intact.- Nested folders mirror the original vault, up to ten levels deep
- Wikilinks survive verbatim and resolve once import finishes
- Hidden Obsidian system folders are dropped automatically
Answers refuse when the library cannot back them up
If your library does not contain enough evidence to ground an answer, XESO declines instead of guessing. Honest by default.- Citation floor checked on every chat turn
- Refusal copy points you to what to capture next
- Off by default for new accounts, opt-in from settings
Reversible deletes across the whole library
Delete a note, change your mind, undo it. A 30-second safety window covers single deletes and bulk actions alike.- Undo bar appears for both single and bulk deletes
- Restored notes return to the same folder with the same connections
- Permanent delete still happens — just on a brief timer
Install XESO on your phone in one tap
The mobile install prompt now closes the loop — once installed, XESO opens full-screen with offline capture.- Add-to-home prompt surfaces at the right moment, not the wrong one
- Capture works offline and syncs when you are back online
- Maskable icon and shortcuts for the system launcher
Pull Granola meeting notes into your library
Connect Granola once and new meeting notes flow into XESO automatically. Action items become first-class notes you can search and link.- One connection covers every future meeting
- Action items extracted into their own notes
- Token never leaves our encrypted store
Private by default, on day one
New accounts start with telemetry off, sharing off, and training off. You opt in, never out.- Cookie consent gated before any analytics fire
- Sharing surfaces hidden until you create your first note
- Model-training opt-in lives in one obvious settings panel
Release notes by emailOne short note, only when something useful ships.
No newsletter. No drip. Unsubscribe in one click — the link is in every email. Ship in your library, not on a roadmap.
XESO saves what you read and pulls the right passage when you ask. Free to start, no credit card. 