We’ve Been Quiet. Here’s Why.

It’s been a while since we’ve posted here, and we owe you an apology for the silence.

Inclr hasn’t gone quiet behind the scenes. Quite the opposite.

Over the past year, we’ve been rethinking some of the most fundamental ideas behind Inclr: how we organise information, how we navigate it, how AI can understand it, and what a truly spatial way of working with our digital lives might look like.

That has taken us much deeper than simply adding a few new features.

Inclr is evolving from a visual way to organise information into something much broader: a spatial, semantic and AI-aware environment where the structure you create can actually become useful context.

The way things are positioned, grouped, linked, remembered, revisited and connected can increasingly become part of how Inclr understands your information.

And a lot has changed.

We’ve been working on new ways to explore your information spatially, including 3D environments and walkable spaces generated from your own Inclrs. Search can increasingly understand meaning rather than just matching words. AI can work with the structure inside Inclr and perform actions, not simply answer questions. We’ve also been expanding how Inclr connects with files, Finder, maps, reminders, calendars, other people and external AI tools.

Some of these ideas have been in the DNA of Inclr from the beginning. Technology is finally reaching the point where we can start building them properly.

There is still plenty to test, refine and connect together, and we don’t want to announce things before they are genuinely ready. But we wanted to let everyone who has followed Inclr know that development is very much alive.

In fact, some of the biggest changes we have ever made to Inclr are coming.

We’ll start sharing more of what we’ve been building here soon — not just feature announcements, but some of the thinking behind Inclr, spatial computing, AI memory, visual organisation and where we think personal computing might be heading.

Thank you to everyone who has downloaded Inclr, sent feedback, stayed subscribed, or simply kept an eye on the project over the years.

And again, sorry for disappearing for a while.

We’ve been building.

— Ken Inclr