Changelog

1. 7 October 2026

   A new home for your files

   Palet now lives at palet.so, and the app at app.palet.so. Your files open on a home page built like a design tool’s, not a plain list.

   • Each file shows a live preview drawn from its own canvas.
   • Switch between a grid and a list, search by name, and sort by last edited, date created or name.
   • Right-click a file to open, rename, export or delete it.
   • Move between files with the arrow keys, and press / to jump to search.
   • Drop a .palet.json file anywhere on the page to import it.
   • Choose light, dark or system theme in Settings.
   • Files open at short /doc/ addresses you can bookmark.
2. 7 October 2026

   Sign in with a magic link

   No passwords to remember. Enter your email, and we send a link that signs you in, or creates your account if you’re new.

   • Links work once and expire after 5 minutes.
   • New accounts start with a short onboarding: your name and your workspace.
   • The workspace name is suggested from your work email’s domain.
   • Add a profile photo, or remove it, in Settings.
3. 7 October 2026

   Vectorise in the editor

   Turn any image into editable vector layers without leaving the canvas. Tracing runs in the background, so the canvas stays responsive.

   • Drop or paste a PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF or GIF onto the canvas, or use the image tool.
   • Pick a preset and from 2 to 16 colours, then vectorise. You get one path per colour.
   • Recolour any path, hide it, or mark it Theme colour so it follows light and dark.
   • Export the result as SVG, or copy the SVG straight to your clipboard.
   • Large images are scaled down before tracing, so big photos still work.
   • Undo brings the original image back.
4. 6 October 2026

   The canvas

   The first version of the Palet canvas. Draw frames and text, arrange them in layers, and fine-tune them in the inspector.

   • Frames and text, with keyboard shortcuts for every tool.
   • A layers panel to see, select and rename everything on the canvas, nested as you built it.
   • Bring layers forward or send them back with ⌘] and ⌘[, or Ctrl on Windows and Linux.
   • An inspector for position, size, layout, appearance and text.
   • Undo and redo for every change.
   • Export a file as .palet.json, images included, and import it again.
   • Files are saved in your browser, and only one tab edits a file at a time, so nothing is overwritten.

See what we’re building next on the roadmap, or try it free.