myNeutron v1.4 Took Your Memory Layer Everywhere

This week across myNeutron, v1.4 was the headline shift, pushing the memory layer beyond desktop, while we also tackled the bigger problem of disposable chats and workflow resets.

v1.4 Release: Take Your Second Brain Anywhere

v1.4 is built around one clear shift: making the memory layer usable beyond desktop workflows.

The update expands where you can capture and query knowledge, improves on-the-go usability, adds more ways to earn credits through real engagement, streamlines how files become part of your memory, and adds clearer visibility around billing and usage.

**Read the full v1.4 release notes**

Rewards Expansion: Up to 250 Credits

We highlighted the new reward paths introduced in v1.4, designed to make continued use feel less gated.

Instead of credits being a blocker, consistent activity and onboarding actions now unlock meaningful usage without extra friction.

**See how rewards work in v1.4**

Why AI Conversations Don’t Compound

This thread focused on the hidden cost of disposable chats: decisions, research, and breakthroughs get trapped inside isolated sessions, which forces people to repeat work.

The core argument: productivity improves when conversations become searchable, reusable context, not history you’ll never revisit.

**Read the full thread**

The Consistency Gap

We addressed why many users see unstable outputs even after trying prompts and templates: the system can’t reliably carry yesterday’s constraints into today’s session.

The takeaway is simple: consistency requires continuity, not more prompting tricks.

**See the post on output consistency**

Community Poll: Which v1.4 Feature Matters Most?

We asked what’s actually moving the needle in real workflows: saving via Telegram, querying on mobile, bonus credits, or files auto-saving into memory.

This is the fastest way to learn which improvements translate into daily value.

**Vote and share your pick**

Taken together, these posts show the v1.4 direction clearly: move memory closer to daily workflows, reduce context loss across sessions, and make the second brain usable across devices and AI tools.