What’s new
Every DoodleNote release and what changed. The app updates itself — you’re always on the newest version within a few hours.
v0.3.4
July 7, 2026
- Folders sync: your Spaces, and which folder each meeting is in, now travel to every linked device — folder deletions move meetings back to My notes everywhere
- Windows: brand-new full-bleed sage icon — no more black edges on the desktop or taskbar
- Fixed: the “quit unexpectedly” dialog when installing an update on Mac
- Developer console moved out of the sidebar into Settings → General → Troubleshooting
v0.3.3
July 7, 2026
- Two-way sync: meetings recorded on one computer now appear on every device linked to your workspace — deletions travel too (to Trash, always recoverable)
- Fixed: “failed to load the model” on Windows — note generation now falls back to CPU automatically when the GPU can’t fit the model
v0.3.2
July 7, 2026
- Windows: recording now stops and notes generate automatically when your meeting ends, and DoodleNote offers to take notes when a meeting app grabs the mic — same as Mac
- Paw prints! Generating notes now shows a trot of paw prints and doodle-flavored phrases instead of a word counter
- Fixed: “Check for updates” could report stale versions (the update feed was cached too aggressively)
- Fixed: the Windows desktop icon showed black corners; Settings copy no longer says “Mac” on Windows
v0.3.1
July 7, 2026
- Welcome tour: a first-run walkthrough of recording, calendars, meeting detection, cloud sync, and notes models — replay it anytime from Settings → General
- Fixed: the Windows app icon showed the default Electron logo instead of the DoodleNote mascot
v0.3.0
July 7, 2026
- DoodleNote for Windows (beta): recording, on-device transcription, AI notes, calendar, cloud sync — the whole app on your PC
- Windows transcription runs a streaming zipformer model via sherpa-onnx; the speech model downloads automatically on first launch
- Windows captures your mic and system audio (what the other side says) natively — no bot joins your call, same as on Mac
v0.2.5
July 7, 2026
- Microsoft and Google logos on the calendar connect/disconnect buttons
v0.2.4
July 7, 2026
- Settings → General → Updates: see your version, check for updates on demand, watch the download, and click Restart to update
- Fixed: downloaded updates could fail to install on quit — the new Restart button is the reliable path
v0.2.3
July 7, 2026
- Google Calendar: connect your Google account alongside (or instead of) Microsoft 365 — same Coming-up card, menu-bar countdown, and meeting-start prompts
- Sign in with Google on the web dashboard
- Incoming-call prompts appear within ~5 seconds of the ring (was up to 13)
- Exactly one prompt per meeting — no more stacked notifications covering each other
- Notarized by Apple: DoodleNote now installs cleanly on any Mac
- Version number in Settings links to this page
v0.2.0
July 7, 2026
- Instant recording start — transcription models stay loaded, so hitting record (or accepting a meeting prompt) begins transcribing immediately
- Incoming call detection: DoodleNote offers to take notes while Zoom, Teams, or FaceTime is still ringing — and Slack huddles count too
- Recording stops by itself when the meeting app hangs up, and notes generate on their own
- Note templates: Customer discovery, Site survey, Troubleshooting, 1:1, Standup, Interview — pick per meeting, switch and regenerate anytime
- Share links: publish a read-only page of any meeting's notes and transcript with one click
- Full-text search across notes and transcripts, on the desktop and the web library
- Quick notes: standalone notes with the same editor, formatting toolbar, images, and optional voice dump
- Dark mode on the desktop app and this website
- Team workspaces: invite members by link; everyone sees the workspace's synced meetings
- Images in notes sync to the cloud and appear on shared pages
- Signed and auto-updating: the app now updates itself in the background
v0.1.0
July 5, 2026
- First release: no-bot meeting capture on your Mac — mic plus system audio, transcribed entirely on-device
- AI meeting notes from your rough bullets and the transcript, using a local model (or your own API key)
- Ask anything about a meeting — or across all your meetings — with cited answers
- Microsoft 365 calendar: Coming up card, menu-bar countdown, meeting-start prompts
- Folders, trash, and a cloud dashboard with meetings library and Microsoft sign-in