Recent features, improvements, and fixes shipped to Keldura — in plain language.
The current page in the sidebar is readable in the dark theme
In the dark theme, the page you are on now stands out clearly in the desktop sidebar instead of fading into its background.
Fixed
The highlighted page in the desktop sidebar is easy to read in the dark theme; its name and icon used to show dark on a dark background. The light theme looks the same as before.
GPT-6 Luna and GPT-6.1 Sol on paid plans
Paid plans that already include every active chat model can choose GPT-6 Luna and GPT-6.1 Sol. Credit costs show the new rates. The free plan and the default chat model stay on GPT-5.6 Luna.
New
GPT-6 Luna and GPT-6.1 Sol appear in the chat and Bot model picker on paid plans whose model list already includes every active chat model.
Credit costs list GPT-6 Luna at 2/15 of the GPT-5.4 mini baseline and GPT-6.1 Sol at 8/3.
The free plan and the default chat model stay on GPT-5.6 Luna.
Selected filters are readable in the dark theme
In the dark theme, the filter you picked now stands out clearly instead of fading into its background.
Fixed
The selected filter on an import's activity details is easy to read in the dark theme; it used to show dark text on a dark background. The light theme looks the same as before.
Suggested questions update after you edit a note
Editing a note or text document now refreshes the Ask your library questions that came from it, so Home no longer keeps questions about the old text.
Fixed
Saving a real change to a note or text document clears the suggested questions that were based on it. The next time you open Home, Keldura writes new questions for that document only.
Saving without changing the title or text leaves your existing suggestions as they are.
What's New opens when you refresh it
Opening What's New from a link or refreshing the page shows the updates instead of staying on Loading updates.
Fixed
What's New shows the latest updates when you open the page directly or refresh it, instead of sitting on Loading updates.
Contact, sign-in, sign-up, email verification, and password-reset messages show up as soon as the request finishes, including when you opened that page directly.
Activity status starts as a compact bar on phones
On a phone, import and transcription progress now sits in a small bar so it no longer covers most of the screen.
Improved
Open the compact bar to see the full list, or leave it collapsed — your choice is remembered on this device.
New items update the bar (including a red count when something failed) instead of opening the large panel over your chat or navigation.
Privacy Policy: how visits to public pages are counted
The Privacy Policy now explains the anonymous counts Keldura keeps for its public pages, and what changes when you accept or reject analytics.
Improved
The Privacy Policy now says what is counted on public pages such as the landing page: page opens, sections shown, buttons pressed and time on the page.
These counts use no cookies and store nothing in your browser. Once you reject analytics in the consent banner, nothing more is counted.
Suggested questions stay put until your library changes
The Ask your library card now keeps your suggested questions. New ones appear only when you add material, and removing a document also removes the questions about it.
Improved
Suggested questions on Home are saved and reused, so they no longer change on their own. When you add documents to a collection, Keldura suggests new questions about just those documents.
When you remove a document from a collection or delete it, the suggested questions based on it disappear from Home and from the Suggested questions page.
Watch Keldura in one minute
The home page now has a one-minute product tour video.
New
The home page has a one-minute video tour of the app; it plays only when you press play.
Earlier suggested questions stay available
New suggested questions on Home no longer replace the old ones. Earlier ones stay on a new Suggested questions page.
New
Open "See all suggestions" on the Ask your library card to see the questions Keldura has suggested from your collections, including earlier ones. Your most recent 500 are kept (suggestions from trashed collections are cleared first), newest first and grouped by day, and you can ask any of them.
You can show one collection at a time, and questions you have already asked are marked "Asked". Suggestions are still free.
New chat waits for you; Local files shows its destination
New chat no longer leaves empty chats behind, and Local files import opened from a Library folder shows which folder files will go to.
Fixed
Clicking New chat no longer creates an empty chat right away. The chat is saved when you press Start chatting with at least one folder, or when you send your first message, and it shows up in the chat list immediately.
Opening Local files from a Library folder's Add files now shows "Destination: <folder>" before you add any files, with a Change button to pick a different folder.
Chat with a document works in large libraries
Chatting with a single document no longer fails when its folder has many subfolders, and a failed answer shows a clear message.
Fixed
Open chat on a transcript now searches just that document, so it answers even when the folder it lives in has more than 100 subfolders.
If chat can't produce an answer, you now see a clear message instead of a technical error, and the credit for that message is usually refunded automatically.
Library Add files opens Local files import
On most Library folder pages, Add files now opens Local files import with that folder preselected instead of only showing an error for video and audio.
Fixed
If your plan includes Add content, clicking Add files on a Library folder page opens Add content → Local files with the current folder as the destination, so video and audio can be transcribed with the normal cost preview and quota checks. Subfolders inside Transcripts, and plans without Add content, keep the document upload picker.
Dropping media onto a folder also opens Local files import when your plan includes Add content, instead of a toast-only dead end. Document-only drops still upload directly into the folder.
A new welcome guide
The welcome guide in History has a new video and new text.
Improved
New accounts get a new welcome video and guide that show cheatsheets, cited answers, Briefings and Bots. Existing welcome guides get the new video unless you changed it, and the new text unless you edited it.
Auto cheatsheets still generate when Open when ready is on
Creating a cheatsheet automatically no longer depends on staying on the early-opened document.
Fixed
With Create cheatsheet automatically and Open document when ready both on, Keldura now starts the cheatsheet from the import itself. Leaving the document before it finishes loading can no longer silently skip the cheatsheet. If generation is blocked by plan or credits, you see why.
Chat reopens your last chat and explains how to start a new one
Opening Chat now takes you back to your most recent chat instead of a new empty one. New chat explains how to choose folders, and the cluttered row of collection tiles is gone.
Improved
Opening Chat reopens the chat you used last. If you have no chats yet, you see a short explanation and a New chat button.
New chat opens the folder picker with "Select at least one folder to chat with." The Start chatting button turns on once you pick a folder, and an Import content link helps when the right folder doesn't exist yet.
A chat with no folders now says what to do next (Choose folders or Import content) instead of showing a row of collection tiles.
New chat from the keyboard shortcut or the command palette now starts a chat instead of reopening the current one.
Sign in with Google or GitHub now works with your existing account
If you signed up with email and password, you can now use Sign in with Google or GitHub with the same email and land in your existing account.
Fixed
Signing in with Google or GitHub using the same email as your existing account no longer stops at an "already has an account" error. You are signed in to your existing account with all your data, and the provider is linked for next time.
The first time you connect Google or GitHub to an existing account, your old password is retired for safety. Use Forgot password whenever you want to set a new one.
When Google or GitHub has not verified your email, you now get a clear message explaining what to do instead of a generic expired-session error.
Chat points you to Import and help instead of guessing
Paste a YouTube playlist, channel or video link with a request into Chat and get a one-click Import, with no chat credits used. Chat now also shows where to get help using Keldura.
Improved
A YouTube playlist, channel or video link inside a Chat message, such as "transcribe all of the videos in this playlist", now offers an Import this playlist / channel / video button instead of sending the message to the AI. It does not use a chat credit.
Chat shows a "Need help using Keldura? Ask Keldura · Help Center" hint above the message box in a new chat, and the message box now suggests Ask Keldura for how-to questions.
Paste a web page or article into Add content
The single link field in Add content now accepts an article or web page, not just videos.
New
Paste one web page or article link into Add content and Transcribe turns its main text into a transcript in History and your Transcripts folder, with a summary and cheatsheet created according to your auto-summary and auto-cheatsheet settings.
If a page cannot be read (removed, behind a paywall or login, blocking automated access, or built with JavaScript), you now get a clear reason and are not charged for the page.
Readable titles in the Library grid
Transcript tiles in the Library's grid view show a readable title on its own line again, instead of one letter; a long title ends with an ellipsis.
Fixed
In the Library's grid view, transcript titles are readable again instead of collapsing to one letter.