Ordo Changelog — What's New in the Windows App Launcher

0.2.6 Latest July 22, 2026

New Pin your favorite apps, folders, and files. Highlight any result and press Ctrl+P to pin it (press again to unpin), or type pin <name> / unpin <name>. Pinned items stay at the top when you summon Ordo, above your most-used list, and never fade out.
New Reset your most-used history. Type reset recents (or clear history) and press Enter to clear the most-used list. Your pinned items are kept.
Fix Installing an update no longer needs you to quit Ordo first. An available update now applies on its own — Ordo closes itself gracefully, the update installs, and Ordo relaunches, with no manual Quit from the tray.
Faster Lower CPU while the search bar is open. Ordo no longer repeats text-layout work on every repaint, so an open Ordo sits at ~0% CPU.

0.2.4 July 17, 2026

Fix Newly installed apps show up without restarting Ordo. Ordo now re-scans your installed apps each time you summon it (and periodically in the background), so an app you just installed appears within seconds — instead of sometimes not showing up until you restarted Ordo.
Fix Updating no longer forgets your most-used apps and added folders. After the earlier rename, updating across it could land you in fresh, empty data — so Ordo appeared to forget your history and the folders you'd added to search. Ordo now carries that data forward automatically on first launch (your old data is left in place as a backup).

0.2.3 July 14, 2026

Fix The tray icon now reliably shows up when Ordo starts with Windows. If Ordo launched before the taskbar was ready at sign-in, its tray icon could go missing — so it looked like it hadn't started (even though the hotkey still worked). Ordo now re-adds its icon as soon as the taskbar is ready, and again if Explorer restarts.

0.2.2 July 12, 2026

Fix Updates now reach you automatically. Ordo re-checks for new versions every few hours while it's running — so you no longer have to restart it (or reboot) to get an update. Before, it only checked once at startup, so a long-running Ordo could miss releases.

0.2.1 July 12, 2026

Fix Edit anywhere in the search bar. Move the cursor with ←/→ (hold Ctrl to jump by word, Home/End to jump to the ends) and fix a typo mid-query without deleting everything after it. Backspace and Delete now act at the cursor.
New Cube root in the calculator. Type cbrt(27) → 3, alongside the existing sqrt.

0.2.0 July 11, 2026

New Add any folder to search. File search used to cover only your main folders (Desktop, Documents, Downloads…). Now type add folder to pick any folder — or add folder D:\Path to add it directly. Ordo indexes it instantly and remembers it, no config editing.

0.1.0 July 11, 2026

Release First public release. A fast, featherweight keyboard launcher for Windows: app launch, instant file search, inline calculator, web search, Windows Settings pages, and commands (sleep, lock, kill, emoji…). Plus a most-used view on an empty summon, live light/dark theming, and a rebindable hotkey. Native Rust — ~3 MB idle RAM, 0% idle CPU, no telemetry.