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🚀 v1.5.0 Just Shipped — Folders, Tags & Activity Tracking! (Now: Gemini Studio App)

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Hey PH community 👋

Exciting update — we've just shipped v1.5.0 and it's our biggest release yet!

Gemini Export Studio has officially evolved into Gemini Studio App — a complete AI chat workspace, not just an exporter.

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🆕 What's new in v1.5.0

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📁 Folders

Organize your Gemini conversations into custom folders. No more scrolling through an endless list to find that research chat from last week.

🏷️ Tags

Apply custom tags to conversations for lightning-fast searching and filtering.

📈 Activity Tab

A new dashboard to track your app usage and chat activity over time.

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✅ Original features (all still free)

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✔️ Export to PDF, Markdown, JSON, CSV, PNG

✔️ Deep Research export with inline citations

✔️ Merge up to 20 chats

✔️ PII auto-scrubbing

✔️ Google Drive + Obsidian sync

✔️ 100% local, no account needed

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🔗 Links

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🎬 See it in action:

🛒 Install / Update (free):

Would love to hear your feedback on the new folder + tagging system. What organizational features would make this even more useful for your AI workflow?

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Nice milestone, Bunty. The rename from "Export Studio" to "Studio App" is a smart scope expansion. Exporters have a ceiling on perceived value because people think of them as one-shot utilities. A workspace has recurring stickiness.

To your question on organizational features: the one thing I keep wishing for in AI chat tools is a way to flag conversations as "still in progress" versus "reference only." Right now everything feels equally buried over time. Even a simple status tag (active, archived, reference) would change how I navigate my workspace.

The folders and tags are a great foundation. The next unlock is probably helping users know what to do with a conversation once it is "done," rather than just letting it fade into the list.

Congrats on shipping the biggest release yet. Iterating in public like this is the right way to build trust with your users.

 This is a really sharp take, Gaurav. The "still in progress vs reference only" status idea is exactly the kind of UX layer that separates a folder from a true workspace. Flagging it for the next planning cycle — thanks for putting it so clearly!