These are client apps only. You need a running Glass Keep server to use them.
Visible Ask AI action
- Adds a clearly labeled Ask AI button whenever local AI is enabled. It sits beside search on wide screens and below the field on phones and tablets.
- Shows Asking AI… after submitting, with a busy indicator and a disabled button until the request finishes or is cancelled.
- Prevents duplicate submissions, keeps Enter available, and requires at least three characters before sending. Typing still filters notes; pressing Ask AI explicitly sends the question.
- Includes English, Hindi and French labels.
Server/web 1.0.13 · Native clients 1.0.9.
Update and downloads
Docker: nikunjsingh/glass-keep:1.0.13 or nikunjsingh/glass-keep:latest, AMD64/ARM64. Pull and recreate through Portainer, keeping your existing data volume and settings. Install the updated client separately to get its bundled interface.
Attached: Windows x64/ARM64 installers and portable executables, signed Android ARM64 APK, Apple Silicon/Intel macOS DMGs, and SHA-256 checksums. All apps connect to your own Glass Keep server. Android retains the existing signing identity for in-place updates. Windows installers do not have a commercial publisher certificate; portable clients require WebView2. Mac clients require macOS 13+, use an ad-hoc signature and are not Apple-notarized; first launch may require Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
The local AI guide explains the on-demand Qwen/llama.cpp worker and its 60-second idle shutdown.
Verification
Browser checks cover visible/disabled button states, clicking to submit, Enter, duplicate prevention, busy feedback, source-note navigation and cancellation on both web and native IPC. Button layout is checked at 320, 390 and 768 pixels; native header/offline/export and translation regressions pass. Both frontend builds pass, and Docker checks verify both architectures.