Hey iOS Community!

We’re thrilled to bring you a foundational update and a major shift in how you organize content in Anytype. We’re introducing a more structured, consistent and intuitive way to work with Types.

Now, layouts and properties are defined directly within a Type, and all associated objects automatically follow those settings – making your workspace more predictable and easier to manage.

What were previously called Relations are now called Properties. Properties are defined at the Type level, not per individual object. While you can still edit property values on each object, the overall structure comes from its Type.

Properties that were once unique to individual objects will now appear as local properties. You can choose to keep them as-is or add them to the object’s Type if you’d like to make them consistent across similar objects.

Types now control the layout and properties of all associated objects. When you create an object of a certain Type, it will follow the same layout and include the same properties as others of that Type.

Templates no longer define properties or layout. They inherit the object’s settings and control the content, primarily organizing blocks.

More than just a rename – each Type page comes with a built-in inline Query, making it easier to access and organize a list of all related objects.

You can now assign custom icons at the Type level, choosing from a dedicated collection to clearly distinguish Types from objects.

When a new first object of Type is created, a dedicated widget is automatically added to your Home Screen. It displays all objects of that Type within the space, giving you quick access without extra setup.

Widgets are optional – once removed, it won’t reappear unless you add it manually.

As a complement to automatic widget creation, you can now create objects from widgets using the plus (+) button.

We’ve reimagined the search experience by merging All Objects into the Global Search. You can now search across Pages, Lists, Media, Bookmarks and Files using a single search bar. Tabs help you filter results by object type, and both your selected tab and search query are remembered between sessions.

Settings got a full makeover with a cleaner structure and clearer navigation for setup and customization. Also, you can now manage Object Types directly from the Space Settings.

Opening a bookmark now takes you directly to the URL – not into the editor. On iOS, bookmarks open within the in-app browser, keeping you inside Anytype while still viewing web content.

Object links are now easier to share and open, even outside the app. When you tap Copy Link from the object menu, you’ll get a shareable HTTPS link. If the app is already installed, or the link is opened inside Anytype, it takes you straight to the object with no redirection. For shared spaces, the link also includes an invite so others can join instantly.