Library builder and document packs In Progress
The Linux test installation searches and reads the existing 6,782-book library using its saved index without rebuilding it.
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Next release: Cache 1.1
What Cache 1.1 brings, and where each feature stands on each kind of device. Must-haves are the promise: 1.1 ships when they all work. Stretch features ride along if they are ready, and never hold the release.
Devices in 1.1: Android, iPhone and iPad, and Linux and Raspberry Pi (the full app in a browser). Windows comes in 1.2.
Updated 11 Nov 2026. Cache 1.1 is in testing on phones. It becomes stable when every must-have below works on each kind of device and Ask is fast enough.
| Pixel 8, build 47 | Full answer |
|---|---|
| First question | 61 s |
| Follow-up in the same chat | 127 s |
| Question in a new chat | 158 s |
| Time to the first words (clean run) | about 30–35 s |
The promise. Cache 1.1 is not stable until every one of these works.
The Linux test installation searches and reads the existing 6,782-book library using its saved index without rebuilding it.
The complete Linux test package is installed and the new Library compression controls pass live browser checks.
Cache keeps your devices in step and updates weather and alerts on phones, even while Cache is closed.
Each notebook gets its own icon on the map, in the notebook's colour.
The Cache guide's pictures show real maps.
Linux shelf browsing, Unsorted, manual Place it and number lookup are implemented and have passed automated interaction checks and light/dark renders.
Approved Linux compression defaults, single-book choices and stored-outcome UI are installed; live settings save/reload passes.
A guided first run that sets up your area, a model, libraries and alerts, with hand-picked collections to start from.
Scanned PDFs become searchable on any device you add them to: phones, computers, including Linux and Raspberry Pi.
Everything you can share on one screen, grouped by kind, each library, map region, model, notebook and video switched on or off on its own.
In Weather and alerts › More sources: give a name, the web address (with the place's latitude and longitude if it answers by location) and a key if needed.
One place to find and get everything for Cache.
Opening the app no longer rescans large libraries.
Ask reuses the work it has already done between questions and after a restart, and Android reads the model straight from its file, so it no longer fills memory.
A smaller turn banner with the position lower on the screen, the screen stays on while guiding, a pull-up elevation profile for the route, and a corner mini map of the whole route you can swap with the main map.
Every book gets a shelf number shared across your devices.
Bug, 1.1.
Bug, 1.1.
Linked devices on different versions pause syncing and say which one needs an update.
A per-link switch: "Don't replace my copies from this device".
Repeater lists and places imported from files sync between your devices like other notebooks.
Point Cache at a folder and every PDF in it, and any added later, becomes part of your library.
While it works, Ask shows what it is searching for and reading.
Ride along if ready; never hold the release.
One page showing what weather and alerts Cache is watching, and when it last checked.
Read any library page by page, like a book.
Start using a region while it is still downloading, and get its map as one fast download.
For sync, big downloads and serious alerts.
Linked folders remain In Progress. The Linux interface is installed and its manual existing-PDF workflow passed live verification with all 40 selected files reused. Automatic indexing of new PDFs and the wider linked-folder feature remain unfinished.
Owner decision (2026-11-08): 1.1 stretch goal. - Scope: navigation on the car's screen, plus spoken Cache commands (for example "navigate me here" or "add this to my notes").
1.1 (owner approved 2026-11-09).
Planned for later releases. Details and dates are not set.