SpaceMD — Web app release log

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The SpaceMD desktop app ships on its own cadence with a separate change log, read more here: [[note:e53b3128-0d99-4d4c-91bd-279e50a123fb|Desktop Change log]]

April 2026

Dashboard and workspaces

Faster, calmer dashboard — Bootstrap and note lists load more efficiently; the sidebar keeps your workspaces and folders visible instead of flashing empty while your session is still loading.
Shared workspaces that match how you work — Notes you create inherit the folder you are in; shared team workspaces show the right notes and stay aligned when you move between personal and team context.
Labels you can trust — Label counts and the note list use the same rules, including when you filter by folder or workspace subfolder, so what you see matches what you count.
Workspace creation that sticks — Creating a team workspace no longer fails when the URL-friendly name matches an existing one; the app picks a unique address automatically.
List and table views — Switch how you browse notes in the dashboard (list vs table) so dense libraries are easier to scan.
“No folder” and “No label” filters — Find notes that are not filed or not tagged, without awkward workarounds.

Sharing and publishing

Workspace portals — On Pro, publish a read-only portal so anyone with the link can browse published notes from that workspace in one place — ideal for help centers, release summaries, or a public face for a project.
Stable help-style URLs — Short paths like /help and /portal/help can point at a designated workspace portal so links are easy to remember and share.
Sharper sharing flows — Workspace sharing and shared-note behavior were tightened so ownership, visibility, and what collaborators see stay consistent as you edit.

Editor and preview

Math in preview — KaTeX rendering for formulas, with sensible handling of display math so technical docs read correctly in preview.
Richer Markdown — Underline-style emphasis, cleaner nested lists, and sanitized HTML where preview supports it — less friction between source and what readers see.
Tables — Improved table viewing and editing in contexts where you work with tabular content alongside your notes.
Toolbar and mobile — Toolbar behavior and mobile layout got polish so writing on a phone or tablet is less fiddly.

Collaboration

Collab that fails gracefully — Expired or invalid session tokens are detected before you waste time in a broken room; drafts can be promoted before you lean on share links so people see the version you intend.
Realtime and Yjs — Sync paths were refined so multi-user sessions reconcile edits more predictably after reconnects and merges.

AI and tools

MCP — Fixes and session reliability for connecting SpaceMD to assistants and tools that speak the Model Context Protocol — fewer dropped sessions when your AI stack talks to your notes.

March 2026

Writing and presenting

Slides and blocks — Slide-style content, block layouts, and presentation-style views got meaningful fixes — light/dark, sync, column heights, and navigation between slides so decks feel intentional, not fragile.
Embeds and sharing — Richer options for sharing content that includes HTML and embeds, so what you publish matches what you composed.

Dashboard and organization

Smarter labels — Labeling workflows evolved so collections of notes are easier to curate and filter.
Mobile outline — Table-of-contents style navigation on smaller screens so long documents stay navigable on the go.
Caching you notice — Dashboard data sticks around intelligently between visits so returning to your workspace feels instant.

Sharing and collaboration

Shared links and ownership — Flows for shared notes and taking ownership of content you receive were improved so handoffs between people and workspaces are clearer.

Connect SpaceMD to your workflow

MCP — Connect API keys and guided setup so external tools (including AI clients) can work with your SpaceMD content where we support it.

Account and product surfaces

Account settings — Clearer organization of preferences and connections so common tasks are easier to find.

What is next

Watch the in-app help workspace and this log for new highlights. Feedback that becomes a shipped improvement is always welcome at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).

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