Search & Calendar Multi-select
You know it's in Arch somewhere. The dentist appointment you booked last month, the article you saved to Notes, the task you pushed to "someday." Until now, finding it meant scrolling back through weeks of calendar or digging through your Inbox. Now you can just search for it.
Search everything, from anywhere
Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) or click the new search button in the bottom bar, and start typing. Arch looks through the titles and notes of your tasks, events, and notes as you type, and shows each result with its date and Space. Pick one and Arch takes you straight there: scheduled blocks open right on your calendar, and everything else opens in its detail view.
Before you type anything, Recently Viewed brings back the blocks you opened last, along with shortcuts to jump to other views.
Move a whole afternoon at once
A meeting runs over, and now the rest of your afternoon needs to shift. Until now, that meant dragging each block one by one. With calendar multi-select, they move together.
Hold Shift (or ⌘/Ctrl) and click the blocks you want. Mix tasks, events, and breaks, even across different days. Then drag any one of them: everything moves together, and the time between blocks stays exactly as it was. You can also:
Press Delete to remove them all at once
Right-click to change the Space, priority, or done status of every selected block
Drag selected tasks into your Inbox to unschedule them
Changed your mind? One Undo (⌘Z / Ctrl+Z) puts everything back where it was. For recurring blocks, changes apply only to the occurrence you selected.
Other Improvements
Faster loading for big calendars — If your calendar holds years of imported history, it now opens noticeably faster.
Space picker in Inbox — When you type # to pick a Space, keep typing to filter the list, then press Enter to choose the highlighted one.
Keep typing when you switch types — Switching between Task, Event, and Break in the detail view keeps your cursor in the title.
