DEVONtechnologies develops DEVONthink, DEVONagent, and other Mac and iOS apps for document and information management and web ...

Joe Kissel from Take Control Books has published the fifth quaterly update for his ebook Take Control of DEVONthink 4. It is now up to date with DEVONthink 4.4 Tycho and DEVONthink To Go 4.2.2 Chandra ...

A month after DEVONthink 4.4 Tycho, we’re following up with a maintenance update that packs quite a few new features.

With the Pro or Server edition of DEVONthink, you can archive and organize your emails in your databases. Fortunately, emails have certain identifying attributes you can use for finding, organizing, ...

You may have seen concerning messages about applications, including some of ours, that won’t work on future macOS versions. But is that a cause for concern ...

If you have a bookmark to an authenticated or paywalled site in your database, DEVONthink stores cookies for that site when you log into it. It then passes those cookies to our clipping process, ...

DEVONthink 4.4 Tycho* is the fourth feature release for DEVONthink, and it turns your AI assistant into a genuine co-worker. The new AI Library is a repository of roles, prompts, and skills that live ...

An application’s icon is typically considered as just something to click on to launch it. However, many developers add information and commands to the context menu of an app’s Dock icon, and ...

We previously wrote about replacing text in documents in DEVONthink, which is mainly useful within single documents. Handling items one-by-one works fine for small batches, but it quickly becomes ...

When creating automations in DEVONthink, the processes are defined in simple, unvarying step-by-step instructions. The Pro and Server editions have an additional specialized smart action called Chat – ...

Apple’s Vision framework examines an image and recognizes text in it. It stores this in an index, letting you find the document by its text while not affecting the actual file. This can apply to a ...

* We dedicate this release to the Chandra X-ray Observatory, NASA’s flagship X-ray telescope launched in 1999 and itself named after the astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar (1910–1995).