What's new · 3 July 2026
Your voice, measured and reversible
The fingerprint score became something you can interrogate, every file got version history, and you could import what another AI assistant already knew about you.
From the beta. Inklined was in private beta this week, so these notes describe what changed for the people using it at the time, not what a new account gets today. For where things ended up, read the 1 September notes.
A score that explains itself
A number out of 100 is not much use if you cannot see what moved it. The fingerprint score now comes with per-file explainers saying what is thin and what would thicken it.
Undo, for your own voice
Every fingerprint file now keeps version history, and you can restore any earlier version. Editing how the product understands you stopped being a one-way door.
Bring what another assistant already knows
A cold start is the hardest part of a product like this. If you have spent a year talking to another AI assistant, you can copy a prompt into it, paste the answer back, and start from that instead of from nothing.
Edits become rules
When you change a draft, Inklined now tries to work out the general rule behind the change rather than just remembering that one edit, and asks you to confirm it before it applies.
Not using Inklined yet?
Sign up, do the strategy session, and keep the strategy document whether or not you carry on. No card needed for that part.