September 2026 release
Contact Organization and Saved Messages
This release makes active conversations easier to narrow, important details easier to revisit, and inactive contacts safer to put away.
- Publication date
- Published
- Reading time
- 1 min read
- Author
- Linkrium Product Team
What changed#
- Added free-text tags when creating or editing a contact.
- Added tag chips that filter both the Contacts list and the unified Inbox.
- Added per-user Saved messages with cross-conversation browsing and search.
- Added direct jumps from a saved result to the original message and conversation.
- Changed contact removal to reversible archiving that keeps synchronized history and offers Undo.
- Added a personal Hidden inbox view for conversations that should leave one user's active list.
Why this matters#
A single chronological contact history is most useful when people can narrow the active list without splitting identities or copying messages into a second archive. Tags provide overlapping filtered views, while Saved messages preserves a pointer to an exact detail and its original context.
Archiving now says explicitly what it does before the action is applied: the conversation and full synchronized history are kept, nothing is sent to the contact, and the contact can be restored.
Read the practical guides to contact tags and saved messages and archiving without deleting message history.
