♟️ KitKnacks · Changelog

Everything that's changed, newest first.

v1.5.1 October 2026

Undo and redo: Ctrl+Z (⌘Z) undoes, Ctrl+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Y redoes; deleting something offers Undo on its note too (it comes back from Recently deleted). In a text box the usual undo still works.

Share a thing, or your whole shelf, with someone else signed in.

👥 Share with… on a thing: to see, or to change its details (never put away or delete). ⋯ → Share my things with…, and Shared with me….
Saves carry the thing’s version, so a change made elsewhere is never overwritten.

Someone invited by the admin has a shelf of their own.

Their things are theirs; they see nothing of yours, and you nothing of theirs. Everything already here stays the household's.

Recently deleted: trinkets, with their photos you delete waits 14 days in KitHub’s new Recently deleted tab, with its photos, notes and places in lists, and Put back returns it where it was.
One theme everywhere: with it switched on in KitHub, this app follows KitHub’s theme, unless you choose one of its own here.

Links from KitDB open here. Tapping a item linked in a KitDB note opens this app on it.

? Help at the bottom of the menu the name opens: what every part of KitKnacks does, on a phone and on a computer, with what is new at the top.
A new home-screen icon, drawn to match its dock button, and a complete app manifest, so installing it gives it a window and an icon of its own — including in Vivaldi on Linux.
The version beside the name now always matches this page. It said v1.1 while the app was v1.1.1.

The rain animation no longer throws when a browser hands back no 2D canvas context. It used to take the theme menu down with it; now it simply declines to run, which is the right outcome for decoration.

Adding an item from a phone now works properly.

Adding one item could create two. A double tap on Save — easy on a touchscreen — sent the request twice. Save is now locked while it is working.fix
The touch-up editor could crash the browser. Undo kept up to twelve full-resolution snapshots of the photo, which on a normal phone camera is around 800 MB. The history is now limited by memory rather than by number of steps.fix
Photos are scaled down before anything touches them. A phone hands over 12 megapixels or more; nothing here needs that. Removal is much faster, uploads are smaller, and the editor stays light — the underlying cause of both problems above.fix
Tapping Done twice on the touch-up editor no longer saves twice.fix

Saving a new item did nothing. The page was still calling the old address for its data after the rename.fix
Touch up a cut-out by hand. After the background is removed, erase anything left behind or paint the original back where too much was taken. Brush size is adjustable and there is an undo, which the original version of this tool did not have.
A checkerboard behind the canvas so transparency is visible while you work.

A shelf for trinkets, curios and small objects.

Items with photo, category, colour, size, date acquired, location, tags, notes and care notes.
Large tiles with photos never cropped, so a thing can actually be recognised.
Archive anything gone or given away. Hidden by default, kept for the record, still searchable.
Filter by category, colour, size, location and tags, with a second tap to exclude.

Background removal in your browser, the same as KitCloset — the server never loads a model.
The cut-out is used wherever it exists, with the original kept as a fallback.

Share the whole shelf or a single item, read-only and without a login.
Choose what a link includes: size, notes, care notes. When something was acquired and where it is kept are never shared.

Built from KitCloset, with the clothes-specific parts removed: no brand, no outfits, no worn calendar.
One shared shelf — no per-person split.