One chronological list of everything, notes, clipboard, screenshots, chats. ⌘1.

Stream is the default mode and the heart of Gisti: everything you copy, capture, and write, in one list, newest first, grouped by day.

What’s in the list

Notes: anything you typed and saved with ⏎.
Clips: clipboard history, captured automatically.
Images: screenshots (with OCR text) and copied images.
Chats: saved AI conversations.
Apps: with App Launcher enabled, matching applications appear in search results and launch with ⏎.

Filtering and search

Content chips: All, Notes, Clips, Images, Chats, Fav, ⌥ + number, ⌘ F for the menu.
Time period: All, Day, Week, Month, ⌃ + number, ⌘ T for the menu.
Search is hybrid: exact matches, fuzzy matches (typo-tolerant), and semantic matches on local embeddings, fused into one ranking. Results update as you type. Toggle semantic matching with the icon on the left of the input field, or ⇧ ⌘ S. The icon switches between a magnifying glass and a brain – see Semantic search.

↑ ↓ to navigate, ⏎ to open the detail view, ⇧ ↑/↓ to select multiple.
Right-click or ⌘ K, the Action Menu: Summarize, Copy, Favorite, Share, Export, Delete.
Force Touch an element on a trackpad for a quick preview without opening it.
Drag an element out of the window and drop it in Finder, Mail, a chat app, or anywhere else: notes, clips, and chats drop as plain text; screenshots and copied images drop as an image file (with OCR/clipboard text alongside); app entries drop as a file reference to the app.
⌘ Y summarizes in place – the summary expands under the element with Save as Note and Copy at hand.
Deleting is instant and quiet, with Undo offered right after.