Setting up a new workflow in Tana just got a whole lot faster!

We just launched the Tana Template Store a curated collection of plug-and-play templates you can install with a click. These aren t just static pages they re full systems, wired up with Supertags, commands, views, and even custom AI agents.

No setup. No duct tape. Just working workflows.

You can now use tabs in the Tana Desktop app no setup needed (just reload). Just like in your browser, tabs let you keep multiple pages open in one window: daily notes, projects, meetings whatever you re working on, side-by-side and ready to go.

Export has been one of the most requested features in Tana, and we hear you. Your notes are yours, and you should never feel locked into any tool. It s taken time to build it the right way, but we re excited to say: First version of Export as Markdown is finally here.

Whether you re backing up, migrating, or sharing, it s now easier than ever to get your data out of Tana, your way:

Export entire workspace as Markdown

Download specific subsets of nodes (e.g. all items with a supertag), with or without fields

You can now select from a broader set of cutting-edge models, giving you more control, more flexibility, and even sharper results in your workflows.
New models:
Gemini 2.5Flash- Optimized for rapid responses while maintaining high quality outputs
Gemini 2.5 Flash with max. reasoning- Reasoning model with good price-performance and well-rounded capabilities (~25k tokens)
GPT o3- Reliable model known for consistent performance across diverse use cases
GPT o4-Mini- Fast, affordable model for focused tasks
GPT 4.1- The newest generation of GPT, offering even stronger performance on complex tasks.
GPT 4.1-Mini- A lightweight, but powerful option that balances efficiency with sophisticated outputs
GPT 4.1-Nano- Ultra-light and efficient ideal for fast, simple operations without sacrificing quality.

An AI-native workspace for tech-savvy professionals who want to stay on top of everything—without the busywork. Tana helps you connect and organize information so you get it where you need it, in a super flexible format.

When speaking to people who have never heard about Tana, how do you explain what it is? I am curious! Personally, I have to vet their current tool use thoroughly before I know how to talk about it.

There are so many great features of Tana - so it's sometimes hard to choose just one. But I'd love to hear from the community about the feature you are loving right now? What's giving you the most value? Personally for me it's Related Content + AI Chat Agents. Related Content puts so much information at my fingertips it's incredible. AI Chat Agents have replaced all of my Claude Projects & CustomGPT's. So now I have one app that doesn't just organise for me - but also get's work done. Here's how I use Related Content on my day page: https://youtu.be/IOUmLMv1OEI What about you? What's your favourite feature right now?

With the Producthunt launch, we also updated the starter content for new users.

A lot of the tags in the setup are using new Tana features in cool ways: #brainstorm lets you capture ideas and questions from voice on mobile, #daily prep lets you plan your day on the go, #article is built to go from voice->Tana publish in no time.

Folks often think of Tana as having a "steep learning curve." And I get where that comes from it's flexible and powerful, so there are a lot of different ways to set up workflows. But there's a specific relationship between supertags, fields, and searches that is simple to learn that I consider my fundamental Tana LEGO block.

It works like this. If I want to see how two things relate say, books and authors I first create supertags for both. Then within the #book supertag I create a field called "Author" that draws its options from instances of the #author supertag. And in the #author supertag, I create a search called Books that finds all books by whatever author you're looking at.

I've heard a lot of people say the AI in Tana is amazing. Can anyone share examples of how you're using it? Specifically curious if Tana pros like @evielync @r_j_nestor @theodore10 can chime in with examples.

I'm specifically interested how it can replace something like Claude/ChatGPT projects.