Most breakthroughs start with a single idea. A line you read. A thought you jot down. A question you can’t shake.

With this update, Schema helps you follow those ideas further — faster, clearer, and from more angles than before.

What's new in v1.0.6

Two new features that help you go from idea to insight faster — by tugging on the thread until something deeper clicks.

AI-driven contextual prompts

When you save a concept, the AI doesn’t just leave it there. It generates prompts you can tap to create new concepts — each one showing a different angle or leading you to something related you hadn’t considered.

Say you’ve saved an idea from Ray Dalio's book How Countries Go Broke — how debt can outpace income, confidence can vanish, currencies can weaken, and defaults can follow.

Schema might generate prompts like:

↳ What historical examples show this?

↳ How could a country avoid it?

↳ What role does inflation play?

Tap one, and Schema will build a new concept for you. Follow the trail and you’re not just remembering what Dalio said — you’re seeing it from multiple angles, connecting it to other ideas, and uncovering patterns. That’s how you learn something so deeply you actually grok it.

AI commands

We’ve added a new way to work with your concepts: AI commands. Think of them as quick transformations you can run on anything you’ve saved. Want to make an answer shorter or add more detail? Flip the question and answer? Break it into smaller parts? Generate an example? Turn it into bullet points? Highlight the key words?

With a tap, you can reshape the concept to fit how you want to remember it. It’s like having an editor, tutor, and note-taker sitting inside Schema.

Fixes and polish

• Tap to view and zoom images in Assistant conversations

• Improved waveform animation performance with smoother rendering

• Assistant no longer starts in voice mode

• Fix magic link sign in Open Mail button to properly launch Mail app