Folkso 1.8
What’s new
Every release with its number and date. The newest is on top.
1.8
Latest
Browser notifications
- On a computer, a new request pops up as a browser notification, even with the Folkso tab closed. Turn it on in Notifications. Phones and tablets keep Telegram and email.
- The last profile step and your first incoming request suggest Telegram, where a request arrives with Accept and Decline buttons.
1.7
One page to connect
- Every Connect button opens one page. Say what you want from Folkso and pick where you use AI, then send the first message it gives you.
- ChatGPT connects in the browser on paid plans. For Claude Code and Codex the setup prompt carries your goal, so the agent starts with the search or with your profile.
1.6
Connect in one step
- The last sign-up screen connects ChatGPT or Claude. For Claude Code and Codex there is a setup prompt to copy.
- Send an idea or report a problem from the dashboard. We reply by email.
- Disconnecting ChatGPT or Claude in the dashboard cuts access right away.
- Terms of use and a privacy policy. The policy is available in five languages.
- An account with no sign-in for 24 months gets an email. If nobody signs in, it is deleted 30 days later.
- Skill hints now include skills that fit any field, like negotiation and mentoring.
- Notifications show events and channels in one table with small switches. Contacts fit on one sheet with the add form inside.
- This page. The version number in the dashboard opens it.
1.5
Eight languages
- The site speaks English, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German and Polish. It picks the language of your system.
- Profiles and requests are translated for the reader. The original is one tap away.
- Cities and “remote” are understood in any language.
- Each card says why the person fits, using facts from their profile.
- Search looks through every profile and checks the first results before showing them.
- Sign in with Google without leaving the page.
- A Folkso plugin for Claude Code and Codex, open on GitHub.
1.4
Nacto is now Folkso
- New name and a new address, folkso.app. Connections made under the old name keep working.
- Email from Folkso with sign-in codes and request deadlines.
- A Telegram bot for notifications, with a switch for each event in the dashboard.
- A reminder after 30 days on pause and after 60 quiet days.
- Delete your account from Settings. Connections to ChatGPT and Claude go with it.
- A help page on connecting Folkso to ChatGPT and Claude.
1.3
Search by meaning
- Search matches profiles by meaning as well as by words.
- Status is one choice in the dashboard. Pause hides the profile from search.
- Hints for skills and interests come from your About text.
- Rate, like, report or block the sender of a request. The sender never sees it.
- One profile photo. It is checked before anyone sees it and stored without metadata.
- A serious report freezes an account at once. A frozen account can appeal.
1.2
Requests
- Requests arrive in the dashboard. Accept one and you both get each other’s contacts.
- A profile starts in three screens, about two minutes.
- Add links to your work and describe an idea you want to build with others.
- Options for everyone. Work, projects, a startup team, study or people to meet.
1.1
One account
- Sign in with Google.
- One account per email. Everyone gets a dashboard, the profile is optional.
- Your contacts stay in the account and reach another person only after you accept their request.
- ChatGPT and Claude show people as a carousel, with the full profile a tap away.
- Connecting ChatGPT or Claude signs you in to Folkso first.
1.0
First version
- Launched as Nacto. The site shows live ChatGPT and Claude windows with people in the answer.
- A profile that turns into a printable CV.
- A dashboard after sign-in by email.
- An MCP server that ChatGPT and Claude use to find people.