Our public 1.0, with file and folder renaming
Meshory v1.0.0 · Jul 28, 2026 · 8 changesMeshory 1.0.
Today is Meshory's public launch, and this is the first 1.0 release.
Rename files and folders.
Rename any model or folder straight from its right-click menu. Meshory renames it on disk and updates your library in one step, so the two can't drift apart, and a folder rename carries everything inside it along. The dialog checks the name as you type, rejects punctuation Windows file systems won't accept, and refuses a name that would land on top of an existing file.
A reminder that renames touch your files.
The rename dialog spells out that it renames the real file on disk, not just the library entry. Dismiss it for good from the dialog itself or from Settings → Sources once you'd rather not see it.
Diagnostics that cover crashes.
If Meshory crashes or fails to start, what went wrong is now written to the log file, so Collect Diagnostics gives us something to work with instead of an empty report.
Repeated scans during bulk copies.
Copying a batch of files into a watched folder kicked off a separate library scan for every single file. Those sweeps are now paced, so a big copy settles down instead of thrashing.
Network drives on Linux and Windows.
Meshory only recognized network and NAS locations on macOS, so the same library on Linux or Windows was treated as a local drive. It now gets the network-friendly handling it should have had all along.
Ubuntu 24.04 startup.
The Linux AppImage now launches correctly on Ubuntu 24.04.
Context menu hover.
The highlight on a card no longer disappears while its right-click menu is open.