Perplexity is developing several improvements for its Library tab, aiming to go beyond storing only chat history. According to the latest findings, the upcoming changes will introduce two dedicated tabs, one for images and another for apps, alongside the existing conversations archive. This means users will soon be able to organize not just their text-based interactions, but also generated images and experimental projects created via Labs, directly from the Library interface.
These updates seem particularly relevant for power users and those leveraging Perplexity’s newer capabilities, such as image generation and app creation. The streamlined access should help users quickly revisit, reuse, or build upon their past work without the need to start from scratch each time. With the most recent development focused on launching Comet, Perplexity’s agentic browser that’s still invite-only, this shift to Library suggests the company is starting to rebalance resources toward core product usability and retention features. The Comet browser itself signals Perplexity’s ambition to push beyond traditional AI chat, moving toward an environment where users can run agents and apps in-browser.
While there’s no public release date for these Library enhancements yet, Perplexity’s approach is to gradually roll out features and gather user feedback. The company continues to position itself as a platform for AI-driven productivity, with an ecosystem that extends from chat to image generation and now custom agentic apps. As new features surface, users interested in early access, especially to Comet, are encouraged to subscribe to the TestingCatalog newsletter, which regularly distributes invite codes.
