Tabularia version history.
A day-by-day record of public-facing Tabularia changes.
October 21, 2026
Text now wraps the way it does in other word processors. A word no longer jumps between lines while you type or delete, centered lines stay put when you add a space, and a justified word that wraps stays wrapped. This update also fixes several smaller problems in Drafts, Word import and export, and published pages.
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- Editing near the start of a line reflows the paragraph right away. A word that now fits on the line above moves up on the same keystroke, instead of a second later.
- Centered lines no longer shift when you type a space at the end or press Return. A line that ends in a space is centered by its words.
- In Justify, a word that wraps while you type it stays on the next line when you start the next word. The last line of a paragraph can close up its spaces slightly to fit, as the lines above it do.
- The Alignment button names your choice in full: Align Left, Align Center, or Align Right.
- On your first visit, typing straight into a new Project no longer sends the rest of your sentence into the Project title.
- Typing over a selected Field, such as the author name on a title page, keeps every letter in the Field.
- The caret shows correctly beside an Outline Anchor, and an Outline heading holds still while you type on its line.
- Word exports open normally in Word, not in Compatibility Mode. The Word import review now reports tracked changes it accepted.
- Drafts: row details wrap cleanly on a narrow panel, a Markup merge stays open while its source has proposals waiting, and a returned review closes once from the phone toolbar.
- Published pages keep a picture where you placed it in Continuous layout, and wrap text on the side the page shows.
- When your device goes offline, Studio says so instead of blaming the server.
- Product update emails are never sent to an address that bounced, complained, or unsubscribed.
October 20, 2026
Links to the pricing page now show the current offer when you share them. The preview picture had still said the app was free.
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- A link to the pricing page, shared on social media or in a message, now shows "Buy once, or try free for 14 days" instead of the old free-app line.
October 19, 2026
Tabularia now writes screenplays as well as books. A Project can be a script, with Final Draft import and export, scene numbers, Script Reports, and keyboard completion for character names and scene headings. The Timeline Drawer has been reworked around a header that shows and edits the selected item, typing on phones and tablets is much steadier, and Tabularia now asks before you leave it by accident. Version 1.2.1 follows the same day with Timeline Drawer Playhead fixes, a guard against duplicate opening Chapters, and assistants that can read a long Manuscript to its end.
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- Version 1.2.1. The Playhead now drags from anywhere along it, including where it crosses the Outline lane, and clicking a Book, Chapter, or Scene in Structural view leaves the Playhead on that item's diamond instead of halfway before it. A Book can no longer end up with a second Introduction, Prologue, or Epilogue when Book Matter is turned on while the Outline is still catching up. A connected assistant now reads a long Manuscript to its end, a page at a time, instead of stopping partway.
- Screenplays. A Project can now be a script. Return and Tab move between Scene Heading, Action, Character, Dialogue, and the other elements the way screenwriters expect, and character names and INT./EXT. scene headings complete from the keyboard. Speeches stay together across page breaks, with the breaks marked, and Dual Dialogue keeps its two columns however the page is laid out.
- Final Draft and Fountain. Scripts import from and export to Final Draft, including Dual Dialogue, Shots, and centered text. Fountain now carries every screenplay element both ways, and an import tells you anything it had to leave behind.
- Scene numbers and Script Reports. Turn on scene numbers for a script and they follow every Scene Heading. Script Reports list each scene with its length in eighths of a page, along with locations, speaking characters, and a rough running time. A script dims Book Matter and Chapter Openings rather than hiding them, and a Scene whose heading also opens an Act stays in the Outline.
- Phones and tablets. Typing over a selection replaces it cleanly and starts a sentence with a capital, and a Scene marker at the start of the selection stays put. Keyboard suggestions and Gboard corrections replace the whole word, Android capitalizes a fresh line, the iOS space-bar trackpad moves the caret, delete at the start of a line works, and the caret never lands in the page margin. The keyboard stays up after a Paste from the touch menu.
- Leaving Tabularia. Tabularia now asks before Back, closing the tab, or reloading takes you away from an open Project, so a stray gesture does not take you out mid-sentence. Turn it off with Ask Before Leaving Tabularia in the document menu. iOS Safari does not show the question.
- Timeline Drawer. The selected item now lives in the Drawer's header, with Previous, Next, Reveal, and Edit beside it and its comment written right there. Right-click an item, or press Delete, for its commands. Zoom from the overview strip and double-click it to see the whole Manuscript; the browser's Back button steps the Drawer back through zooms and trips to items, and after a Reveal it offers to take you back to where you were. Clicking a cluster goes to its first item, dragging the Playhead lights up the item under it, compact lanes take one row, and Custom Timeline rows are numbered to match the page, and an Anchor keeps its comment when it is moved.
- Outline and structure. An Act's Outline range no longer shows a stray closing ACT flag, and the Outline has its own search placeholder.
- Merging and Review. A paused merge counts its differences correctly after a reload, and the merge bar fits its column.
- Headers and PDFs. Custom header text stays open when it starts with a field, and exported PDFs hyphenate from the first page.
- Versions. Choosing a release on your account page takes effect at once and holds when you reload.
- Assistants and Teams. A connected assistant can now find and work on Team Manuscripts your account has been given access to.
- Sign-in and menus. A sign-in or sign-up form left open too long sends you back to the same page instead of an error, the account menu stays open when you open its help, and dialogs that hand over to one another no longer flash the Studio between them.
- Archives. Restoring a Project from an archive keeps its starter's named styles and no longer shows a Review access warning.
October 17, 2026
Tabularia 1.0 leaves beta. It now comes as a Local plan you buy once, with optional yearly updates, or a Cloud plan by subscription, and every new account starts with a 14-day evaluation. Every account can export a complete project archive, long books respond faster at a million words, and Print from the Export panel no longer freezes on a long illustrated book. Tabularia's emails now read clearly in dark mode, and the document menu shows how long your evaluation has left.
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- Plans. The Local plan is a one-time purchase that includes a year of updates, with an optional yearly renewal; the Cloud plan adds backup, sync, sharing, and publishing by subscription. New accounts start with a 14-day evaluation, and accounts made before today keep their access. Your account page shows the plan you actually hold and offers only what you can buy.
- When a plan ends, Tabularia still opens. Your own projects open read-only, so you can read, search, and export them, and buying or resubscribing makes them editable again. Shares other writers sent you keep working as their plan allows, and a Cloud plan that misses a payment keeps working for seven days while it is fixed. Read-only now holds everywhere: comments, spelling fixes, pictures, and Undo all ask you to renew instead of changing the page. Exports from a shared or Team project follow its owner's plan, not yours.
- Every signed-in account can export a complete project archive, on any plan, and folder backups now hold the whole project.
- Versions. Every minor and major release is now a checkpoint you can stay on. Your account page lists the versions your plan covers and lets you choose one, online or off. Once your updates end, you keep getting fixes for the last version they covered.
- Print from the Export panel lays a long book out in the background, so a full-length illustrated novel prints without the tab becoming unresponsive.
- Long books. Typing, Return, and Backspace stay quick at a million words, and switching a Scoped Draft, turning Markup on or off, or moving between Books touches only what changed. Entire Series now counts the whole series.
- Pictures. A cover or picture placed above a Chapter opening stays where you put it instead of drifting down past the page's footer after the book finishes loading. Illustrated books publish as reader pages.
- Importing. Plain-text books read headings such as LETTER I or STAVE ONE as Chapters, named volumes as Books, and leave a contents list at the front out. The loading animation now shows while a newly imported book opens.
- Assistants. A connected assistant can rename and move Anchors and place a story structure's beats where the prose reaches them. Your account page lists each connected AI app once, and disconnecting it ends all of its access.
- Accounts and sign-in. Deleting an account takes its published pages, Shares, and grants down with it, and its publication handle stays reserved for two years. The billing portal asks for a recent sign-in, and sign-in pages show clearer messages.
- Email and menus. Tabularia's emails now read clearly in dark-mode mail apps, with the wordmark set in white. The document menu keeps Upgrade, Pricing, and Help & Info at its foot, and shows how long your evaluation has left.
- Merging and Timelines. Merging a Draft asks what to do about a comment written on the original while you merge. A Timeline loaded from storage leaves out the markers of hidden Anchors and says which Draft holds them, and the minimap opens each manuscript at its own start.
- Upgrading. Every Upgrade to Cloud in Tabularia, and Choose plan on your account page, now opens the pricing page, where you compare the plans and choose personal or business use before checkout. The History panel's Cloud notice sits at the foot of the panel.
- Importing a book now brings in its cover artwork and a Frontispiece page.
October 15, 2026
Pictures can now fill a Frontispiece page, stay beside their paragraph across page breaks, and print where the Canvas shows them. Headers and footers have one editor, with a choice per slot, bold, italic, and color, and a live preview. A Book can name its print service, and the Canvas warns where a page breaks that service's rules. Every number field now steps with the arrow keys and stays within its range.
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- Pictures. A Frontispiece picture can fill its page, with a Caption switch on its bar and the caption set at the foot. A picture seated beside a paragraph stays beside it across page breaks and changes to page size, margins, or mirrored pages, and keeps clear of running heads and the footnote band. Select a picture at a cut edge and the print bleed shows beside it. PDF and Print put each picture where the Canvas shows it.
- Headers and footers. One editor now sets every header and footer, with a choice per slot, Applies to and per-part overrides, and bold, italic, rules, and color for each slot. The preview shows Chapter numbers, Scenes, and headings as they will print. Click a header to type in it, and drag a selected slot along the ruler.
- Print. A Book can name its print service; the print guides then draw the trim, the bleed, and the safe line on tablets and desktops, and the Canvas warns about a page that breaks the service's rules. Print files follow the service's rules without changing the Book, Print keeps a Book's Frontispiece page, and a Book set for facing pages prints its left and right pages as such.
- PDF export sets drop caps in their frames and ornaments, Chapter openings in their own face, struck-through words, and the same line spacing the Canvas shows.
- Footnotes. A note that fits on a page now moves to the next page whole, along with the line that refers to it, instead of being split. Only a note taller than a page still continues.
- A Chapter opening can now print no lines at all, keeping its title for the Contents, the Outline, and the running heads.
- Every number field in the Studio now steps with the arrow keys, holds to its range, and can be cleared. Settings changes take effect as you make them, and page format and Book design changes are Undo steps. Line and paragraph numbers count within each Book and leave title and other matter pages unnumbered.
- Search finds word forms, alternatives, and words near each other. The toolbar's Anchor button now spans a selection.
- Tablets and browsers. A finger can take hold of Anchors and selection handles. On an iPad the install steps say iPadOS, and WebKit browsers that do not report a Safari version are judged by what they support. The offline Studio opens your remembered account, holds a sign-out until it reconnects, and resumes syncing in place.
October 10, 2026
Suggestions now belong to Drafts and never mark up your main text, and an assistant connected to Tabularia can set up a Book's details, Matter pages, Chapters, chapter openings, and Block Styles. An assistant can also draw your book its own drop caps and ornaments.
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- Suggestions belong to Drafts. Every suggested change now belongs to the Draft it was made in and shows only while that Draft is on, so your main text never carries markup. Suggestions that were sitting on your main text are gathered into a new Draft, Earlier suggestions, the first time you open each Project.
- An assistant connected to Tabularia can now set up a Book: its title, subtitle, byline, description, dedication, copyright details, ISBNs, series, and language; which Matter pages it carries; its Chapters; how chapters open; and its Block Styles. It takes a Snapshot first, so every change can be undone from History.
- An assistant can now make a Draft and write in it straight away, without Tabularia open, and moving a Chapter it asked for keeps every paragraph in place. A Manuscript an assistant wrote in from the cloud now opens in Tabularia. ChatGPT can now add a picture it made to your Images. Tabularia's connector is also listed in the official MCP Registry, so assistants that read it can find Tabularia by name. Gemini and Grok can now connect to Tabularia too.
- When a Project you choose from Files cannot open, Tabularia now says why and keeps you where you were, instead of quietly showing the last Project you had open.
- Custom decorations. Ask a connected assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT to draw a drop cap frame or an ornament, and it appears under Custom in your decoration library, where it works like any other: on the page, in print, in PDF, and on published pages. PDF exports also now place every ornament where the page shows it.
October 9, 2026
The Image settings dialog gives most of its room to the picture, and Visual Identity gathers its picture commands beside the artwork. Comments and markers stay on their words while you edit a long Manuscript, a phone counts each Book's real pages, and the installed app opens offline on iPhone again. Title pages show every line you check together, and the assistant connector comes as a Claude plugin with new writing skills.
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- Every line you check for a title page in Book Matter now stands on the page together, in order: series name, Book number, title, subtitle, author, and translator. A subtitle checked on an older title page comes back. Each title page and its Book carry one Outline marker, on the page's first line, and the Outline lists a Book above the matter pages it holds.
- Fields are added and removed only from Book Matter's Fields on the page checkboxes; the Anchor card no longer offers to insert them. A Series opens with its title pages' series lines already in place, so the page no longer shifts as it loads.
- In Book Matter, the Frontispiece's picture commands sit under its name as icon buttons, and clicking its thumbnail opens the picture picker. The print-resolution warning is gone. Images rows in Assets drop the text-flow toggle, and two devices no longer trade a picture between their pages.
- The assistant connector is available as a Claude plugin that bundles the connector with its skills. New skills cover nonfiction, articles, and screenplays; Sheets; a synopsis and query letter; opening pages; finishing the book; and the issues editors flag most often. The continuity check gains a thorough depth, and the connector finds a Project from its Studio address. An assistant can now bring in pictures from Wikimedia Commons, and read a short work such as an article or story whole. Wording an assistant imports arrives without Markdown symbols such as # and *, and waits in its own Draft, Imports from your assistant, rather than marking up your text. The Direct edits and Place pictures switches are gone from Writing Tools: an assistant works in whichever Draft you name, your text included, and takes a Snapshot before it changes your text. Your AI app's own tool permissions decide what it may do.
- The Image settings dialog now gives most of its room to the picture: the name sits in the heading, tall and square pictures fill the dialog, and the Description is now labeled Alt text. On a phone the dialog takes the whole screen.
- In Visual Identity, Choose picture, Flip horizontally, and Remove picture sit together beside the artwork heading, and clicking the frame opens the picture picker. A picture that already fills its band says to zoom in before it can be moved. The badge placement is now a book cover beside the title, and the accent color lines up with Recent colors and Smart defaults.
- Comments, Timeline markers, and other Anchors stay on the words they belong to while you edit, cut, and paste in a long Manuscript that opens a part at a time.
- On a phone, the header counts each Book's real pages instead of estimating them from its word count.
- The installed app opens offline on iPhone again, and a Studio left open across a release reloads instead of hanging on its opening screen.
- Pressing a page's running foot opens its settings, as the running head does. Select word, Select paragraph, and Create range anchor no longer scroll the page back to the top. The update button sits beside the menu, and every Studio tooltip uses one quieter style that waits a moment and disappears when you type.
- Sidebar rows stay aligned at their start when the panel scrolls.
October 8, 2026
Matter pages gain a Frontispiece, and title pages can name the series, number the Book, and credit a translator. Fields stay linked to their settings: matter pages choose them with checkboxes, and a Field you clear keeps its place. Pictures get a description that exports and published pages give readers, a redesigned Image settings dialog, and one picker for choosing them everywhere. Text formatting adds Increase and Decrease indent, and pictures keep their place when you change the page size.
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- Text formatting now ends with Decrease indent and Increase indent. Each moves a paragraph's first line one step, grays out when it can go no further, and works from a phone keyboard that has no Tab key. A first-line indent stops at half the line, in Studio and on published pages, and Return no longer carries a flush paragraph's indent to the next one. Bullet and Numbered lists moved into the Block Style menu.
- Fields stay linked to their Book setting. Each edge of a Field has its own caret stop, so you can type just before or after one, and words typed over a Field's own selection go into the Field. Title, half-title, dedication, and copyright pages choose their Fields with checkboxes, the copyright page's list is grouped into Copyright, Credits, and Publisher and identifiers, and it can credit contributors as Fields. Clearing a Field on one of those pages leaves its gray placeholder in place and empties the setting, so you can type a new value there later. Each Field's name now shows above its buttons.
- A Book can open with a Frontispiece: a page for a picture you choose from Assets. Title pages can also show the series name above the title and the Book's number in the series, and can credit a translator under the author, each with its own checkbox in Book Matter.
- Every picture you upload lives in Assets → Images, and each row has a settings gear. The redesigned Image settings dialog lets you give a picture a description, which exports and published pages give readers as alternative text. Choosing a picture for a Frontispiece, a Sheet, or a Visual Identity now opens one picker that shows your library and lets you upload a new picture.
- Changing the page size keeps each picture where you put it: a centered picture stays centered, and a picture set under a line stays the same distance below it. The page you were reading stays in view while the pictures settle.
- Lines on a title or other set matter page edit as ordinary prose, and a double-click that adds a line leaves the others where they stand.
- In Book Matter, the Introduction, Prologue, and Epilogue checkboxes now match the Chapters the Book holds, so unchecking one removes it instead of springing back on. The Outline lists every Chapter as soon as a Manuscript opens, and a restored Timeline marker can be renamed, moved, and deleted.
- A phone opened from the Cloud takes in edits made on another device and keeps its place when the Cloud recovers its window, and the line you are reading holds still while another device's edits arrive. Studio's icon buttons show when they are pressed.
- The AI connector can rename, move, and remove Timeline markers, rename, lock, and delete Drafts, and reveal a Block anywhere in a long Manuscript. Its text import can continue a Scene.
- If you sign in to a different account in another tab, a Studio page that was already open no longer syncs under that account. It stops, so one account's Projects never land in the other's local storage, and none of its own Projects are uploaded to the wrong account. Reload the page to keep working.
October 7, 2026
New illustrated tours show how novelists, nonfiction writers, and screenwriters plan and revise in Studio, with clearer Guide instructions and refreshed screenshots. Continuous mode closes hidden page gaps and keeps text visible while typing or converting punctuation. The Minimap now renders its full visible window while scrolling, and spelling checks treat trailing hyphens separately from words. Screenplay headings, separator artwork, and Project controls also receive fixes.
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- Explore separate tours for novels, nonfiction, and screenplays, using fictional Projects to show planning, Draft revision, research, and export. The tour address is reserved for the site when choosing a public publishing handle.
- All 34 Guide articles have clearer instructions. Typography, text colors, Rulers, Writing Tools, and export now have paired light and dark screenshots; narrow reference pages fit phone screens.
- Continuous mode closes hidden gaps left by printed page boundaries and keeps the Canvas visible while typing or converting two hyphens to an em dash. The Minimap fills its visible window as you scroll. Screenplay headings stay scoped to the Scenes they open, and spelling checks treat trailing hyphens separately from words.
- Saved separator decoration variants render their intended artwork. Transparent decoration previews follow the chosen ink, and a help tooltip explains shared Book color.
- The New Project dialog keeps a stable height as starter choices change. Labels use a tag icon, merge counts are more compact, and merge keyboard shortcuts have their own help tooltip.
- Help buttons retain their round shape and sync status remains readable. Published-page details follow the title page rather than covering its artwork.
- The Guide now illustrates more public features, including independent Chapter-label styling. Word submission guidance describes its title page, running header, and Chapter page breaks, and front-matter guidance explains optional Roman folios.
October 6, 2026
Book settings now keep Block Styles, Book Matter, headers, and margins with the Book you selected, and Outline links open the correct matter page. Find preserves your place, while imports retain Books and Chapters more reliably. Published reading keeps images and ornaments in both modes, and the Minimap follows live spacing and font-size changes. The guide now includes paired light and dark screenshots of Studio.
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- Block Styles, Book Matter, headers, and margins apply to the selected Book. Numeric fields show and enforce their supported ranges, and a tooltip explains which style settings are shared.
- Clicking a Book Matter row in the Outline opens its matching page, including Introduction, Prologue, and Epilogue. Window navigation retains the Book structure needed to paint those pages and clears the page header above the destination.
- Find preserves a manually scrolled position when Working Scope refreshes, and completed word counts stay stable during the refresh. Outline search matches each Book's own title and filters its Book Matter rows.
- The Minimap updates while font size and paragraph spacing change. Releasing the spacing slider preserves the preview you just chose.
- Chapter openings keep their chosen page placement and spacing around ornaments. Ornament drags show room above Chapters and preserve the intended text flow.
- Prologues and Chapters can use separate drop-cap rules. Turning drop caps off restores their initials to ordinary text, and saved headers and footers remain inside the page margins.
- Importing a folder of complete manuscripts preserves separate Books, and folder-selected novels retain their Chapters. Front and back matter are recognized only when the surrounding structure supports that reading; imported contents are rebuilt from the Book outline.
- Published pages retain images and ornaments in continuous reading mode, and images keep their text wrapping on narrow pages. Reading appearance follows saved preferences, and the control pill collapses after the pointer leaves.
- Project artwork follows rows that grow with their content. Image-backed rows keep readable dark styling across themes, with subdued disabled actions; light themes use translucent Project labels.
- Help and tooltips italicize named references consistently. The guide adds paired light and dark screenshots and fuller explanations of Studio features.
- Writing tools offer a clearer path into Studio, and public pages revalidate before reusing cached HTML.
- Live spacing previews keep their indexing work bounded to the visible window, including layouts whose ornament positions have not been prepared. Prepared ornament coordinates stay with the version supplying the layout.
October 5, 2026
Published pages scroll normally again in both reading modes, and Studio keeps its familiar ribbon opening animation. Refined alignment and four new reading fonts improve how paragraphs look on the page, while images, wrapping, and the Minimap update together. Mobile fixes keep Return and Delete working after Canvas taps and make Projects easier to open. Pending cloud edits retain their ordering after reload, and page-setting previews reflect the chosen margins and colors.
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- Refined Left, Center, Right, and Justify sit beside their ordinary alignment counterparts. Refined modes consider the paragraph as a whole and adjust tracking within a two-percent line-width limit; Refined Justify fills interior lines, while Refined Center favors a rhythm of shorter and longer lines.
- Type with Literata, Source Serif 4, Newsreader, or Libron. Font names containing numbers now render correctly on the Canvas.
- Font-size sliders and live image wrapping do less repeated work. Dragging an image from Assets shows one preview, and repositioned images keep their text exclusions after the layout settles.
- In justified paragraphs, repeated spaces preserve their width and keep the caret aligned with the text. Typography Clear resets the current text styles correctly.
- Text formatting groups styles, font family, alignment, links, footnotes, anchors, and lists. Typography groups size, spacing, emphasis, and Clear. Field actions stay together in a small selection pill.
- Toolbar-created anchors reveal their location and open their comment card. Scrolling the Outline can move away from the selected row without being pulled back.
- Updates appear behind a stable header indicator. Page settings and previews follow the available screen width, and creating a Sheet from a mobile spelling action refreshes the word immediately.
- Footnote references stay attached to the preceding word at a line edge. Their hanging labels, painted positions, and caret advances remain consistent when refined tracking is applied.
- Reloading while an edit is waiting to sync preserves the operation history needed to keep concurrent edits in the same order on every device. That context is released when it is no longer needed.
- Rounded beat targets in the Story Structure calculator and template pages stay within the Book's total word count.
- Images and surrounding text update in the same frame when formatting changes. The Minimap follows the live wrapping preview and shows a new image while it is dragged from Assets, before it is placed.
- Opening a Project with images no longer leaves the Minimap waiting on its opening layout. Temporary image anchors are not written back as saved placements.
- When a selected font finishes loading, visible text is laid out with its actual measurements while preserving your reading position.
- On iPhone, tapping the Canvas preserves the keyboard's editing caret so Return and Delete continue to work. A small sideways drift while tapping a Project row no longer closes the panel before the Project opens.
- The Headers & Margins preview keeps left and right margins on their labeled sides, including facing pages. Resetting a color redraws the preview immediately.
- Studio's familiar ribbon animation is restored while a Project opens.
- Published pages scroll normally again in both page and continuous reading modes, including on phones and tablets.
October 4, 2026
Body Text font and alignment changes now stay applied, alongside today's spacing, selection, and Safari resizing fixes. Mobile typing, Project creation, and startup are steadier, while Draft merges, History, text exports, and offline updates preserve their intended state.
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- Selecting, copying, and deleting formatted text now target the letters shown on the page, including paragraphs with repeated spaces and Tabs.
- A paragraph containing only a Tab still advances to its tab stop.
- Repeated spaces stay visible at the beginning and in the middle of a paragraph, including across bold and italic text. Typing wraps at the page body edge instead of running into the margin, and an indented justified line uses the space it actually has. Paragraph alignment remains selected as you add spaces.
- The letter-spacing slider reuses the lines already on screen as you drag, so adjustments respond more quickly in large manuscripts. Live widths, resets, and balanced lines follow the setting, and the Minimap stays readable without moving your place. Preview indexing now follows the visible range rather than the loaded Manuscript size, and Reset preserves unrelated line-height and paragraph-spacing settings.
- Resizing the Document Panel in Safari Zoom mode does less repeated drawing and font work. The page title and Minimap reuse their prepared contents while the panel moves.
- Working Scope joins its selected passages without empty gaps, keeps the opening and closing margins, and shows only those pages in the Minimap. The Outline stays aligned as you scroll. Book rows in the Outline now respect the label filter instead of remaining visible when they do not match. Following an Outline scope paints the correct pages immediately, and a scoped Draft copy keeps the page containing its caret. With Current Chapter selected, clicking another Chapter in the Outline waits for that Chapter to be composed before positioning the Canvas. The narrowed-scope warning remains visible when the selected Chapter fills the loaded window.
- Writing from the Timeline Drawer preserves your Working Scope and Drawer zoom. Double-clicking an Outline item frames its passage without opening its inspector.
- Font and formatting choices apply to the paragraph containing the caret. Changing Style Body Text now keeps the selected font and alignment after background layout finishes, and visible text stays within the page body. The default font takes effect correctly, and scoped previews, quote controls, and clearing formatting stay beside the passage you are editing.
- Chapter openings can hide their header and footer independently. Their previews use the same spacing as the page, and header and footer highlights remain clear when you switch settings tabs. Chapter-start previews show the chosen page arrangement, including a facing continuation or an intentionally blank page. Half-page previews are stacked vertically so the two pages are easier to compare. Every opening policy uses the same overall preview height. The preview paper aligns with the Book selector, and New page shows one complete page.
- Draft Markup stays with the source currently shown, and hiding a Draft remembers its Markup setting for the next open. Save-conflict messages explain what happened, and merges preserve Unicode text boundaries.
- Connected assistants can capture a Draft from a named Timeline or selected Outline rows. They can also use a picture already in the Project as artwork for a Project, Sheet, Timeline, or Anchor; you can adjust its crop in Studio.
- Project archives and backup folders use safe filenames for Draft revisions, so backing up a Project with Drafts works across filesystems. Existing archives still import.
- Linked Fields have a separate actions button closer to their text, and each repeated copy can be managed independently. Settings explanations open on click or tap and link to the relevant guide.
- On phones and tablets, Anchors are easier to tap and drag, spelling and synonym suggestions have more readable menus, and scrolling and selections behave more consistently. Active menus remain visible when the toolbar is collapsed, and their Close buttons line up correctly. The new-Project dialog no longer outlines its heading as if it were an input, and its title input uses a readable 16px size on phones to avoid iOS input zoom. Backspacing within a word no longer resets the mobile keyboard's capitalization context.
- Automatic Chapter drop caps start off for new accounts and new Projects. Turn them on deliberately in Chapter Openings when you want them; existing chosen drop caps remain intact.
- Paused Draft merges no longer open their merge controls by default. Dismissing the continuation bar keeps it dismissed, and inactive Anchors no longer announce themselves when a Project reopens.
- Typing begun while the Canvas opens is retained and applied when it is ready. On phones, the Sidebar becomes usable before the Canvas finishes loading, including when it started closed.
- Leaving History ends a Snapshot preview. Typing in a read-only preview explains why it is unavailable, and a held Manuscript remembers its caret position when saved.
- Markdown and Fountain exports preserve bold, italic, and other inline formatting across adjoining runs, repeated spaces, and punctuation. Markdown uses readable emphasis where possible and a supported inline fallback when delimiters cannot preserve the text faithfully.
- Offline startup waits for Studio readiness before reconnecting. App updates retain the last complete offline release if a download is interrupted, and already-open tabs keep access to their cached scripts.
October 3, 2026
Footnotes arrive: write a note at the foot of the page, or bring notes in from Word, Google Docs, and other imports. A Book can print its own Contents page, use designed Chapter Openings, and number lines or paragraphs in the margin. Pages can also run as one continuous column, while saving, Undo, and resizing hold up better on long Manuscripts. These writing features are included in the free plan, with Cloud adding sync and sharing.
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- Footnotes are here. Press Cmd+Option+F (Ctrl+Alt+F on Windows), or choose Insert Footnote from the right-click menu, and type the note where it sits at the foot of the page. With Markdown shortcuts on, typing ^[note] makes a real one.
- Importing a manuscript or pasting from Word or Google Docs now brings its footnotes and endnotes in as footnotes. Exports keep them too: a DOCX gets Word's own footnotes, and EPUB, HTML, and Markdown get linked endnotes.
- A Book can print a Contents page built from its Chapters, and it stays current as you write. Book Matter settings choose how many levels it lists, and a Scene can be given its own title there.
- Each Act can open on a Part page of its own, and new Acts take the name your Book uses for them.
- Chapter Openings, in the Decorations panel, design how each kind of Chapter begins. By default the label and number share one line and the opening page carries no header. Introduction, Prologue, and Epilogue are now kinds of Chapter.
- Front matter is numbered in roman numerals, and you choose where an Introduction starts the count. Title and other matter pages can hold Fields that stay in step with the Book's settings, so a changed title or author is changed everywhere it appears.
- Line, paragraph, and Section numbers can be printed in the margin. Pick the side, and in Two Page view the side is read against the binding.
- Links are part of your text now. Add, edit, or remove one right on the page. They carry through import and export, the clipboard, and publishing.
- The zoom card's Pages row offers One, Two, or Continuous. Continuous lays the Book out as one column and gathers each Chapter's footnotes at its end. A Mirror margins switch sets up facing pages for a bound book.
- Typing got smarter. With the new Smart punctuation switch on, two hyphens make an em dash, a spaced hyphen makes an en dash, and three periods make an ellipsis. Tab moves to the next half-inch stop.
- Backspace at the start of an indented paragraph removes the indent first, as Word does. Bold, italic, or underline turned on with nothing selected now waits for the words you type next.
- Right-click a word for synonyms. Right-click a misspelled name to make a Sheet for it, and the word stops being flagged. On a phone or tablet, spelling suggestions and the right-click commands now work by touch.
- Turn on Show invisibles in Writing Tools to see spaces, tabs, and paragraph ends marked on the page. Zero-width characters show as a warning, so they can be found. Stray zero-width characters are removed on import and paste.
- Bulleted and Numbered lists are in the Block style menu. Option+Space on a Mac, or Ctrl+Shift+Space elsewhere, types a no-break space.
- Lamplight is a new dark theme: blue-black ink with an amber accent. Times New Roman and Courier New are in the font menu, and Tabularia tells you when a typeface won't be available on your other devices.
- PDF export can write a print interior as PDF/X-1a and check it against the print service it's meant for. A PDF now shows your text color, highlighting, and underlines, and its links can be clicked.
- A series can export as one file per Book, and a multi-Book export no longer copies the first Book's ISBN and details into the others. Export asks whether to match your text colors and keeps them readable.
- A picture you place keeps its page and its spot on that page, in print, in PDF, and in every export.
- A Draft merge now has compact controls over the page on desktop and phone. You can decide changes from the keyboard, leave a merge, and return through its continuation bar. Rejected changes stay rejected when a paused merge resumes, and accepted wording survives the final save.
- A Draft can be deleted for good from its row, and an archived Draft can be previewed before you bring it back. Merges now show heavily rewritten paragraphs as one change and pair pasted or restored paragraphs with their originals. A styling change in Markup keeps the words in the page's own ink, shows the new styling, and underlines them in the markup color.
- Writing statistics can count one Book or the whole series, and the Projects list can be sorted by word count.
- Saving is sturdier. Words saved into the same paragraph from two tabs are both kept, and renaming a Book in another tab no longer interrupts saving. Continuous typing saves at least every five seconds. If another tab deletes or locks the Draft you are typing in, the page keeps your words visible and tells you they have not been saved.
- Changing a Style's font size or other formatting updates the writing in view while the rest of the Manuscript catches up. Document Panel resizing in Zoom mode also uses a faster update path.
- Custom Timelines now tell you when hidden Drafts hold some of their markers. Press the chip in the filter band to open those Drafts in Drafts & Sharing.
- Chrome and Edge can compose desktop input-method text directly on the Canvas. Desktop text entry also handles dictation and emoji text delivered by the browser.
- Phone and tablet controls are easier to press: submenu Back arrows, Reset, and Close have larger touch areas, and formatting controls follow the text being edited.
- Undo after cutting a large passage brings it back in seconds and returns you to where you were. Undo also restores titles, Outline entries, and Draft scopes more faithfully.
- For Cloud plan Writers sharing a review: an Editor can leave a review with or without sending it, an Author can say why a Share ended, and an Editor is told why their access ended. Archiving the Draft ends the review but leaves the Editor able to read their copy.
- Cloud sync brings every device back to the same Manuscript after time offline, and a device whose copy is out of date takes the newer one instead of overwriting it.
- Published pages follow your links, and their Account menu offers Sign out and Leave.
- The website adds free writing tools and story templates you can open straight in Tabularia, answers to common writing-software problems, and a glossary.
- The Alignment menu stays open while you try different choices. Returning to the page from Text formatting, Typography, or Link keeps your reading position instead of jumping to the top.
October 1, 2026
Merging a Draft shows splits, joins, headings, and block quotes as clear changes and tells you when a decision can't be applied; long Manuscripts stay on your page while loading.
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- When you merge a Draft, splitting or joining paragraphs, or rewriting a whole section, now shows as one change to accept or reject instead of several pieces.
- A merge now lists a paragraph turned into a block quote or a heading as its own change. Before, those changes could be left out of the merge.
- If a merge can't apply one of your decisions, Studio now tells you, and Reject all or Accept all finishes the rest instead of stopping.
- A Draft created while a merge was open no longer picks up the merge's empty placeholder paragraphs.
- On a long Manuscript that was still loading, the screen could go blank for several seconds and then jump to page 1. It now stays on the passage you were reading.
- On a phone-width window with page lines hidden, a far scroll could leave the screen blank for several seconds. Text now appears right away.
- Scrolling in big steps while a long Manuscript loaded could make the text jump by a few hundred pixels. It now holds still.
- One press of the Down arrow at the edge of the loaded pages could skip a paragraph. It now moves to the next one.
- Moving a spacing slider just after an arrow key at the edge of the loaded pages could change the paragraph you were leaving. It now changes the paragraph you moved into.
- With the whole Manuscript loaded, typing right after a paste could land before the pasted text. Pastes now go in first.
- The word count in the Projects list could be wrong for a long Manuscript, sometimes counting part of it twice. It now matches the Manuscript.
- Below a stacked Draft copy, the frame and handles of a selected Scene Break or Drop Cap could resize the paragraph next to it. They now act on the one you selected.
- Leaving a locked Draft no longer shows a false "Local save failed" message.
September 30, 2026
Edits inside a Draft Stack copy keep the other Draft's formatting, the arrow keys follow you through copies, and typing held while Studio is busy stays out of locked Drafts.
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- Editing inside a stacked Draft copy could strip all formatting, such as italics, from that paragraph in the other Draft. Typing, deleting, pasting, Cut, and Change Case in a copy now keep its formatting.
- After clicking in a stacked copy, the arrow keys moved the cursor you could see while your typing still went into the copy, and Shift with an arrow could select your own words instead. Arrows now move from where you are, and leaving the copy takes your typing with you.
- Bold and the other formatting shortcuts used inside a stacked copy changed the original passage. A copy takes wording only, so they now say so instead. Changing case from the right-click menu, Select All, and Insert from file now act on the copy or beside it as you'd expect.
- Below a stacked copy, the arrow keys could skip to the wrong paragraph, and deleting a Scene Break put the cursor in the copy. Both now land where you are.
- A Drop Cap or Ornament you had selected could jump to another paragraph when a long Manuscript finished loading with a Draft stacked ahead of it. It now stays put.
- Typing held while Studio was busy is now checked again when its turn comes, so it can't land in a locked Draft. That includes the on-screen keyboard on phones and tablets. A held Backspace at the start of an indented paragraph now removes the indent rather than joining paragraphs.
- If switching Drafts discarded something you typed while Studio was busy, the notice that says so now actually appears, and typing behind an unrelated wait is no longer thrown away.
- Backspace at the start of a paragraph just after a Scene Break or Divider could hide that paragraph's words inside the break, and a second Backspace moved them onto the paragraph above. Backspace now removes the break and leaves your paragraph whole. Forward Delete on a Scene Break or Divider is fixed the same way.
- In the Replace All preview, a match you had unticked came back ticked as soon as you clicked into your writing, and Apply then replaced it. Your choices now stay as you left them.
- After a single Replace, the Replace All preview ticked every match again, including the ones you had turned down. It now keeps them turned down.
- Replace All's Apply, pressed while a long Manuscript was still loading, could skip a ticked match that came after a tracked insertion. It now replaces every match you left ticked.
- A comment or Anchor added on another device could appear a few letters off, inside words you had just typed. It now lands on the words it was made for.
- After placing an Anchor while a long Manuscript was loading, the cursor could land in a different paragraph, so your next keystroke edited the wrong place. It now stays where you were.
- The Drop Cap controls below a stacked Draft copy now act on the paragraph you selected.
- Below a stacked Draft copy, Backspace or Delete could remove a Scene Break, a Chapter Ornament, or a Drop Cap other than the one you had selected. It now removes the one you chose.
- A selection made inside a stacked Draft copy was read as the original passage, so Copy, Cut, and Change Case used the wrong words, and typing replaced them. The selection now means the copy.
- Reopening a long Manuscript with a Draft copy stacked above your place could land two pages off. It now opens where you left it.
- Holding Backspace or Delete at the edge of the loaded pages of a long Manuscript stopped after one paragraph. It now keeps going.
- A Select All that couldn't finish could block typing for up to two minutes. It now gives up after 30 seconds, and Escape cancels it at once.
- If switching Drafts discards something you typed while Studio was busy, Studio now tells you instead of dropping it silently.
- Changes made on the ruler or in the settings panels now wait for a running operation to finish, so they aren't lost or overwritten. A margin changed during a History restore is kept.
- The Replace All preview could stay on "Updating the preview" if you typed while it searched. It now refreshes on its own.
- A page margin set on the page you reopen to now lands on that page, and text no longer wraps around a picture from another page after an edit during loading.
- The word counts in the header no longer disappear when your Drafts refresh.
- Pressing Escape, or clicking in the page, right after Select All on a long Manuscript now cancels it. Before, the next thing you typed could replace the whole section.
- While a long Manuscript was still opening, text typed just after an arrow key at the edge of the loaded pages could be lost, and a spacing or style change made then could be dropped. Both now go through.
- A paste made right after Select All could land after the text you typed next. It now lands in the order you pressed.
- Tab pressed at the start of a paragraph while Studio was busy typed a tab character. It now indents. Held arrow keys no longer stop a paragraph short, and Select All pressed during a jump is no longer ignored.
- Below a stacked Draft copy, Backspace on a blank line could delete the line under it, and Backspace or Delete in the last paragraph did nothing. They now work on the paragraph you're in.
- Custom styles, paragraph spacing, and font changes below a stacked copy now apply to your own paragraph, and the list buttons work there.
- The toolbar now shows the list, alignment, and style of your own paragraph below a stacked copy, and formatting you apply there reaches your other devices.
- With Markup showing on a stacked copy, moving the cursor could be slow in a long Manuscript. It's quick again.
- Replace All's Apply, pressed while a long Manuscript was still opening, could rewrite matches you hadn't chosen. It now rewrites only the ones left ticked.
- A match you declined in the Replace All preview could come back ticked after a large deletion, an Undo, or when it sat beyond the loaded pages. Your choice now holds.
- Replace, used after restoring a Snapshot with Find still open, could change a paragraph near the start of the Book. It now changes the match you're on.
- After an edit deep in a long Manuscript, scrolling up or reopening could move the page you were reading by several pages. It now stays put.
- With page lines hidden, a far scroll could leave the top half of the screen blank, and scrolling up afterward could put the Manuscript's first paragraphs out of reach. Both are fixed.
- With Cloud sync on, text dropped after a long operation timed out could still reach your other devices. It no longer does.
- An edit arriving from another device no longer moves your cursor back to where it was a moment earlier, and an Anchor made on another device lands on the right words when you have unsent typing.
- The Outline now catches up after you edit Chapter headings and keep typing.
September 29, 2026
Commands below a Draft Stack copy act on your paragraph, Find and Replace All keep your choices, long Manuscripts keep their place while opening, and blank pages around front matter are gone.
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- The Sheets panel's search box and New sheet button had slipped out of view, so you couldn't make a Sheet. They're back.
- An Act made from Project Settings while a Draft held its Chapter could be removed later, and the Manuscript then failed to open. The Act now stays.
- After a reload, spellcheck only checked the first part of a long Manuscript until you typed. It now checks all of it.
- In a Book or Act Draft, resizing or redesigning a Divider changed the parent Draft instead. It now changes the Draft you're in, and a Divider dropped from the library joins it too.
- Custom front pages placed before the title page now take clicks and show the caret in Write Mode.
- Blank pages no longer appear between custom front pages and the title page, or after a Book that ends on a custom back page. Editing a dedication, copyright, or title page no longer adds a page either.
- Clearing the title on the title page no longer renames your Book "Untitled Manuscript".
- If Chrome lost its connection in a certain way, every page could open as the offline page until you restarted it. Pages now load once the connection is back.
- Below a stacked Draft copy, Copy, Cut, Change Case, Insert from file, dropping a file, and accepting or rejecting a change could act on the paragraph above. They now act on the paragraph you're in.
- Also below a stacked copy: pasting over an Anchor, Remove empty lines, Return in the last paragraph, a quotation's Source, and Delete over struck words now stay in your paragraph. "Current Chapter" and the other "Current" scopes, and finding a Draft's passage, measure from it too.
- Find's Replace, used after scrolling up in a long Manuscript, could change the paragraph above the match. It now changes the match you're on.
- In the Replace All preview, a match you had unticked could come back ticked after an edit, including Return or Backspace, and Apply then changed it. Your choices now hold, and a new search starts with every match ticked.
- The Replace All preview no longer gets stuck on "Updating the preview", and while a long Manuscript is still opening it no longer applies only the part on screen.
- Editing near where a long Manuscript opened could jump the view to its first pages. The view now stays put, and page margins on a deep first open match the page you're on.
- With page lines hidden, a jump from Find, the Outline, or the Timeline could land at the top of a long Manuscript. It now lands on the place. Arrow keys also move on past a paragraph you added at the end of what's loaded.
- While a long Manuscript was opening, a Cut could remove a selection you made afterward, or only the part on screen, and a toolbar change during a Cut could freeze typing for 30 seconds. Cut, Copy, Select All, and Scene Breaks now wait their turn and act on the whole selection.
- A Snapshot now waits for accepted or rejected changes to finish saving, so it records them.
- With a Draft Stack showing, a click in a paragraph below a stacked copy could put your typing, Return, formatting, or a new Anchor in the paragraph above. They now go where you clicked, and the menus act on that paragraph too.
- While a long Manuscript was still opening, typing right after Select All could change only the part on screen. It now replaces the whole selection.
- A key pressed just as the page scrolled back to your cursor could be lost. It is now typed where you left it.
- Replace All on a long Manuscript that was still opening could change only the part on screen. It now waits until the whole Manuscript is ready.
- Deep in a long Manuscript that was still opening, Chapter numbers, page numbers, running heads on Chapter openings, and page margins could briefly be wrong. They now match the finished pages, and a Timeline marker made then no longer saves a wrong page number.
- The Outline could shift its entries by a paragraph when you pressed Return or Backspace while a long Manuscript was opening. They now stay in place.
- A drag in progress as a long Manuscript finished opening could jump to select far more text than you meant. It now stays where you were dragging.
- Scrolling to the end of a long Manuscript, or to a facing page, while it was opening could leave a page blank until you scrolled again. It now fills in.
- Taking a Snapshot while a long Manuscript was still opening could save only the part on screen as your working copy. A Snapshot now always records the whole Manuscript.
- Turning on Markup for a Draft in those first seconds could mark up only the paragraphs already loaded, and it stayed that way. It now covers the whole Draft.
- Creating a Draft or exporting from a selection, pinned, or heading Working Scope while a long Manuscript was opening could take the wrong paragraphs. It now takes the ones you chose.
- Showing or hiding Drafts a few times while a long Manuscript opened could stop it from ever finishing. It now finishes and shows the Drafts you chose last.
- Find's Replace, pressed just as a long Manuscript finished opening, could change a match near the beginning instead of the one on screen. Replace now changes only the match you are looking at.
- With Preview changes on, Apply after you edited your search or your text could replace matches you had not been shown. Apply now waits until the preview is up to date.
- Undo could take away paragraphs that loaded while you scrolled, if you had typed just before. Undo now gives back only your own change.
- A click just after scrolling up could put the caret two paragraphs above where you clicked. It now lands where you click.
- Scene breaks and dividers added while a long Manuscript was opening now appear in the right place on your other devices.
September 28, 2026
Text no longer slips across a page break when you scroll back through a long Manuscript that is still opening.
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- Scrolling back up through a long Manuscript while it was still opening could draw a few lines of text across the gap between pages, over the next page's header. The text now stays on its page.
September 26, 2026
Saves keep working while a long Manuscript finishes opening, and paragraphs you delete or retype in that time are saved as you left them.
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- Typing in a long Manuscript while the rest of it was still loading in could make every save after that fail until the whole Manuscript had opened. Those saves now go through.
- Deleting a paragraph that had only just loaded in, while a long Manuscript was still opening, could leave it to come back the next time you opened the Manuscript. That deletion is now saved.
- Retyping one paragraph in the same moment as adding or removing another could, in some cases, keep the paragraph's old wording. The new wording is now saved.
September 25, 2026
Undo no longer stops Tabularia saving your later writing, and the page asks before you leave while a change is unsaved. A refresh after a failed save now opens the Manuscript instead of refusing it.
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- Undoing a paste or a new Chapter after it had saved could stop Tabularia saving anything written afterwards, with only a red line in the corner to say so. Undo now saves normally, and an undo that cannot finish saving no longer holds your later writing back.
- Tabularia now asks before you refresh or close the page while a change is still unsaved.
- Refreshing no longer reports that a Manuscript could not be opened after a failed save; it opens at the top instead.
- When saving fails, the status line now says so plainly: "Local save failed. Your latest changes are not saved yet."
September 22, 2026
The home page reads more clearly and its opening artwork is whole again. Help & Info now offers Send Feedback, so you can write to us without leaving Tabularia. On a phone, tapping a Manuscript in the panel opens that Manuscript instead of reloading the one already in front of you.
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- Help & Info now lists Send Feedback, which opens a message to us from inside Tabularia.
- The home page says who Tabularia is for near the top, and the gold ribbon in its opening artwork is no longer cut off at the left edge.
- On a phone, tapping a Manuscript in the panel opens it. It had been closing the panel and reloading the Manuscript already in front of you, leaving the one you tapped unopened.
- An earlier fix for that, released today, left Projects sitting on Opening instead. It was withdrawn the same day and is not in this release.
September 21, 2026
Tabularia opens to the assistant you already use. Connect one to a Project and it reads your Manuscript; what it writes comes back as a Draft you read beside the original and merge a difference at a time, with a Snapshot taken before it starts. The site installs as an app from any page now, and installs light — the offline editor is fetched when you ask for it rather than downloaded by everyone who reads a marketing page. Earlier in the day, writing on a phone got out of its own way: a dialog no longer summons the keyboard over its own buttons, and the toolbar and dock ride above the keyboard and follow it back down.
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- Connect an assistant to a Project and it works inside the Manuscript rather than beside it. What it writes arrives as a Draft, so you read it against the original and merge a difference at a time.
- A connected assistant can take a Snapshot before it starts, so there is a point to come back to if you do not like where it went.
- An assistant can also work with a Project's Sheets, reading what you have recorded there and writing back to it.
- An assistant can bring in a picture it made or found. You decide whether it is placed on the page or only offered for you to place.
- Five pieces of guidance now travel with the connector, from a developmental read to a line edit, so an assistant follows a method instead of improvising one.
- When Tabularia refuses something a connected assistant asked for, the refusal names the limit it actually hit.
- You can install Tabularia as an app from any page on the site, and the install is small now: the offline editor and the import formats are fetched when you ask for the offline Studio or open Studio signed in, rather than downloaded by everyone who reads a marketing page.
- Public pages no longer flash white between one page and the next, and the homepage stops arriving twice over.
- Studio and the public pages both start faster. The public pages no longer carry Studio's chrome, and the canvas sync queue has moved out of Studio's boot.
- On a phone, a decoration can be moved or removed, Find stays open while its sections are expanded, and the navigation dock's controls fill their band.
- Timeline Anchors are tidier: the stem meets its head, both sit on the device's pixel grid, and a Range Anchor's head is square so the two kinds read apart.
- Deleting a Snapshot while you are previewing it returns you to the Manuscript instead of leaving you looking at nothing.
- Canceling a marker press hands your selection back.
- Subscribing from Safari reaches Stripe's payment page again.
- On a phone, opening a dialog no longer summons the keyboard over the dialog's own buttons. The import dialog kept its Import file and Import folder choices out of reach that way; they are reachable again.
- The editor toolbar and the navigation dock now sit above the on-screen keyboard and follow it back down when it closes, instead of being covered by it.
- The button that summons the on-screen keyboard answers the first press, rather than needing a second one.
- On Android, Back now closes the panel standing over your Manuscript rather than leaving the Manuscript altogether, and pulling down past the top of a document no longer reloads Studio.
- Tabularia asks the browser to keep your work from being cleared to reclaim space, and tells you when the browser refuses or when storage is running short, rather than leaving you to find out.
- A Manuscript that will not open because another tab or window is still holding it now says so on the page, instead of waiting silently.
- A browser set to block site data no longer breaks syncing silently.
- A Manuscript loads every typeface its styles name, so Georgia and Fraunces set as they were chosen rather than falling back to whatever the device had.
- The editor's floating chrome is more transparent, so more of the page shows through it.
- Phone keyboards now label the Enter key for the field you are in — Done, Next or Search — and a paste your browser refuses now says so instead of doing nothing.
- Photos a phone camera stored as HEIC or HEIF can be picked for upload instead of being greyed out.
September 20, 2026
A large release for writing on a phone or tablet. Panels now follow your finger instead of easing after it, the chrome toggle has become the Compass, and the Minimap draws sharply and stays smooth while you drag it. Story structures reach the Outline, and reading text is a size larger everywhere.
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- Sidebars and panels track your finger as you swipe them open and shut, and a flick now carries as far as the speed you actually gave it.
- Swiping a panel no longer triggers your browser's own back gesture, and a panel stops at the edge of the screen instead of following your finger off it.
- The chrome toggle is now the Compass: one disc whose arrows open the Timeline Drawer, the Drafts panel and the Minimap, with its two extra buttons moved to the diagonals.
- The Minimap draws on the device's own pixel grid, so its page rules and thumb are crisp rather than blurred, and it leaves your pictures alone while you drag its edge so the drag stays smooth.
- Story structures reach the Outline: it offers them when a Manuscript has none, they land on a Manuscript holding a single paragraph, and the Outline now says why it will not delete your last Book.
- A Snapshot taken while a preview is open no longer overwrites the Manuscript, and a preview always ends before anything else acts on your writing.
- Reading text is a size larger, both in the Manuscript and across the site.
- On a phone: long press and the screen edges work again, the page no longer magnifies when a field takes focus, the Find dialog closes with the keyboard, and the navigation dock keeps clear of the home gesture.
- On Android: the keyboard composes directly into the Manuscript, Markdown files can be picked for import, and scrolling runs on a single clock so it no longer stutters.
- Installing Tabularia offers a phone screenshot to the install dialog, names both wordings an Android menu uses, and fills the installed app's tile with the mark.
- The Working Scope options, the sync dot and the Draft nodes all have targets a fingertip can actually hit.
- Scrolling and page shadows are cheaper to draw, and Safari gets a compositing layer of its own for each canvas.
September 19, 2026
Connected assistants get a proper consent screen, an address you can copy, and a grant that lasts until you take it back. Published pages stop outliving the work they came from, restoring a backup says plainly what it cannot bring back, and the Studio finally lays itself out inside a phone's safe area.
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- The account page names the connector, gives its address a field you can copy out of, and folds Published pages and Connected assistants away until you want them.
- The consent screen is shorter, carries the invitation's band, and holds a spinner while it works. A signed-out Writer is returned to the approval they started.
- Tabularia says what an assistant may do, stamps the grant each time one reads, and keeps that grant until you take it back.
- An assistant can propose an edit and add a picture to the Images, and every answer it gives now says what it left out rather than quietly stopping short.
- A published book can be found by readers without being trained on, and each Writer's subdomain gets a sitemap and robots file of its own.
- Publishing: lock and publication announcements no longer ring over and over, a page no longer outlives the work it was published from, and filing away a Draft that has a published page asks you first.
- Restoring a backup now counts the Drafts it cannot bring back and the published pages it rewrites — counts, never names — and the Projects panel word count refreshes once it is done.
- Cloud Snapshots load into History without being asked, a search term carries into a cloud read, and Manuscripts stored compressed read back correctly.
- On a tablet: every panel rail has a grip, a closed panel's pill stays out of the edge-gesture strip, and the Timeline playhead has a finger-sized circle.
- The Studio lays itself out inside the phone's safe area rather than under it, measuring the bottom chrome that browsers will not report.
- Billing shows the price Stripe will actually charge rather than the tier's list price.
- Guide articles are served as Markdown as well, and their links navigate again.
- Offline: the Studio keeps its hyphenation patterns and cover artwork, and holds its layout even when the hyphenation dictionary will not load.
September 18, 2026
Start a Project from a story structure, hand real work to an assistant, and bring manuscripts in from the apps writers actually use. Drafts get colors and labels, reviews announce themselves, and the formatting panels respond as you move a slider.
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- Eleven story structures, named Tabularia's own way, including premise-and-three-disasters. A Project can open on one, an empty Timeline fills from one, and a script's Scenes open with it.
- The New Project form replaces the old first-Project choice and offers a story structure and a Series; Series, Article and script shapes each name their own parts.
- Connected assistants arrive: a consent screen with a named account, sign-in and discovery, and a way to disconnect at any time.
- An assistant can bring wording into the open Manuscript, write a rewrite into a Draft it made, build a Timeline out of the Manuscript, add and move Outline items (never delete one), carry or drop a Book's Matter pages, and measure your prose exactly instead of estimating it.
- Whether your writing may train a model is your assistant's setting, and Tabularia now tells you so.
- Imports: DOCX and Scrivener pictures come across, Windows Scrivener projects give up their prose and not just their titles, and LivingWriter, Sudowrite, Reedsy Studio and Storyist packages are accepted. A Project can start from pictures alone.
- Drafts: each one gets a color that its rail and its node both wear, labels filter through the Outline's own menu, and a Draft carries the Manuscript's Scene labels.
- Sharing and review: a recipient sees a Share that arrives while they are working, a review coming back is announced, the badge carries its count before the panel is opened, and a redline says who proposed it and keeps its formatting.
- Anchors: a phone gets the gestures and menu order a desktop has, Anchor cards stay inside a phone-width panel, and the Anchor commands are offered at a blank insertion point.
- Formatting: a font size applies as you move the slider, the ruler guides move with it, spacing sheets size themselves, Alignment has moved to Typography, and your place is kept when a slider rewraps the Manuscript.
- On a phone: panels open as sheets that hug their own rows and stay off the edges, the New Project form fits, and the wordmark stays in the header.
- A cloud Snapshot can be brought down as a Snapshot of this Project, and a Writer who has gone offline is told so.
- Document search now searches the whole document.
- The pricing pages stop promising the free application will stay free, and make the case for it on permanence instead.
September 17, 2026
Date the pricing page by the file that carries its words.
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- Date the pricing page by the file that carries its words.
September 16, 2026
Writing on a phone is the day's biggest change. Touch scrolling behaves the way it does everywhere else on the device, so a flick carries as far as it should and a glide stops under your thumb; a long press picks up a picture so you can move it; and an anchor can be dragged without the page sliding away underneath. The page sets better too, with bounded word-space compression, hanging punctuation inside the justification cap, and discretionary hyphens painted once. Large projects open faster and come back more reliably from an interrupted restore or a timed-out working copy. Cloud now lists at $18 a month, or $172.80 a year.
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- Show resolved font values in formatting row.
- Keep header in empty workspace.
- Lock scroll while an anchor is held.
- Keep anchor drags from scrolling.
- Retain repeated anchor touch drags.
- Seat anchor touch targets before contact.
- Claim anchor touchstart before scrolling.
- Move mobile images by block anchor.
- Enlarge mobile anchor targets.
- Keep mobile anchor drags off scroll.
- Stabilize mobile image moves.
- Reconcile deleted project images.
- Collapse empty mobile image menu groups.
- Refine mobile image preview dialog.
- Complete mobile image menu actions.
- Make mobile image menu commands act on images.
- Let a long press reach a picture.
- Paint startup minimap once.
- Give the mobile menu a picture to answer.
- Defer initial minimap promotion paint.
- Reuse promoted canonical layout.
- Let a finger choose a picture before it moves one.
- Leave the finger to the scroller where the page is not arranged.
- Make rapid Project switching honor the latest click.
- Place images from the frame that painted the text.
- Stop the glide under a thumb, and hand the speed back on release.
- Reveal canvas after interrupted cloud recovery.
- Retain bounded opening with hidden book matter.
- Stop reopening recovered Act fallback.
- Rename scene labels by double click.
- Let a turn glide, and a run of flicks reach further.
- Let a second flick add to the momentum it caught.
- Let a flick carry as far as it does anywhere else on the device.
- Give momentum an even step, and let the app own the touch scroll.
- Let a page load hand the touch scroll to the app entirely.
- Recover invalid acts before book reconciliation.
- Recover timed-out working-copy restores.
- Paint a scroll frame where the scroller is, not where it was.
- Stabilize large project startup.
- Carry the scroll frame's direct paint through to the surface.
- Stop a continuous-flow Manuscript relaying out on every scroll frame.
- Retry rich hyphen overflow before abandoning media lanes.
- Paint rich discretionary hyphens once.
- Preserve edits during progressive manuscript opening.
- Enable bounded spacing and readable image wraps.
- Play the strip when it is on screen, not when the timing ends.
- Paint a scroll frame into the canvas the Writer is looking at.
- Drop only the disconnected Manuscript's queued messages.
- Let a settled refusal stand down instead of failing.
- Bound Ruler markers and reject unusable boot caches.
- Scroll by moving the rows the Canvas already painted.
- Include hanging punctuation within justified spacing cap.
- Justify a loose line to the gap it is allowed.
September 15, 2026
Write on a phone: the manuscript sets to the screen you are holding, and pictures now sit in the flow of the page with the text bending around them. The Filters menu shows the whole label vocabulary a pinned scope is built from. Cloud sync says why it cannot connect instead of retrying in silence, and signing out in one tab signs out the others.
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- Carry a sign-out across the other open tabs.
- Tell the session why an upgrade was refused.
- Hold the phone and the closing card to their own width.
- Show the label vocabulary a pinned scope is built from.
- Show the manuscript on a phone.
- Show the text bending around a picture.
- Publish the scale invariant where length is already the argument.
- Make length the argument on the Google Docs page.
- Correct the Novlr ownership claim and sharpen the Vellum one.
- Ground the Google Docs slowdown claim in what writers report.
- Tile the blue texture instead of stretching one square of it.
- Pitch the articles page at the length where a text box fails.
- Name labels, pinned scopes, phone writing and automatic sync.
- Apply the Final Draft rewrite that silently failed, and three strays.
- Say that pictures sit in the flow of the page.
- Tabularia sets long-form writing, not only a book.
- Credit Word and Docs with the outline they do have.
- Stop conceding formatting Tabularia actually has.
- Add an articles and blog posts page, and simplify the vertical pages.
- Compare Tabularia with Vellum and Final Draft.
- Compare Tabularia with Craft and Notion.
- Split Word and Google Docs into separate comparisons.
- Read every advertised Cloud price from the plan itself.
- Six more comparisons, and a cadence that brings them up for review.
- Read the phone route's scheme from the development proxy.
- Build local OAuth URLs from the route the request used.
- Compare Tabularia with eight writing applications.
- Let the headline own the word it repeats fourteen times.
- Give the editor bars their own chords and name them on the pill.
- Keep the feature pictures against their own bottom border.
- Replace a replayed checkpoint the cloud cannot find chunks for.
- Add a contact page and put it in the footer.
- Re-shoot the workspace so the page holds the frame.
- Give Focus Mode a card of its own.
September 14, 2026
Pictures now stay with the writing they belong to: a placed image keeps its slot in the flow and the hole it cuts in the text, on a phone as well as on a desktop. The Drafts panel opens with its rows already there, says when they arrived, and lets you drag one to a marked place in the list. On a phone, the panel you were last standing in opens before the Manuscript, and press labels, the page indicator and the editor toolbar follow the writing rather than the screen. A Google account can now set a password of its own, and a Project's Sheets and images reach a device that never had them.
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- Seat images for the grid a layout is being built for.
- Stop seating an image the layout already placed.
- Never let a placed image lose the hole it cuts.
- Give a placed image a slot in the flow on a phone.
- Seat a placed image on its paragraph where the Canvas flows continuously.
- Let Entire Series widen a compression that gave up.
- Keep a placed image with its paragraph on a phone.
- Report an abandoned media fixed point instead of alarming the Writer.
- Bound a composed Chapter at its Act instead of refusing the model.
- Keep the page shadow gutter with the placement it offsets.
- Stop the Drafts trace claiming rows a shut panel never drew.
- Let the Drafts panel say when its rows arrived.
- Mark the row a drag would land beside, and round the handle.
- Reach the passage a widening Working Scope was reading.
- Let a Project switch defer the outgoing composition save.
- Light Send as the recipient is typed.
- Stand a Draft reveal's heading clear of the document header.
- Spell out the phone page indicator and clear the menu.
- Stop menu label rows flashing under a finger.
- Read the Drafts panel's Blocks without the state around them.
- Land a drag beside the row the pointer's own row belongs to.
- Let the mobile dev route be reached by name.
- Give the app its own touch switch, beside the browser's.
- Mark the drop line from the pointer's own position.
- Show the Drafts before the Manuscript has opened.
- Re-tint the opening coil when the theme changes under it.
- Give the row-density toggle the press label its neighbours have.
- Keep the side-records double's mime type an encoded raster format.
- Let a Google account add a password of its own.
- Drag a row by its handle without the panel taking the gesture.
- Stop the phone sidebar absorbing a short panel's slack.
- Trust the mkcert CA root rather than the leaf it issued.
- Carry a Project's Sheets and image records to a current device.
- Move the Timeline view toggles into the filter band head.
- Open the panel a phone is standing in before the Manuscript.
- Lay out a narrowed Working Scope in Write Mode.
- Keep the details heading class out of the module surface.
- Mark a page-opening paragraph on the page it opens.
- Clear the editor toolbar at the end of a Working Scope.
- Keep the toolbar pill centred while it drops out of view.
- Repeat a filled password into the confirmation field.
- Lead out of a details view by its title or a swipe.
- Follow Help & Info down when the document menu opens it.
- Take the ring off the Writing Tools panel.
- Keep the Project Settings focus ring off the close button.
- Open a press label under the control that was pressed.
- Keep the form a restored image slice was written in.
- Stop the Text formatting trigger looking open when it is closed.
September 13, 2026
Prove a v30 workspace opens at v31, and date a fixture whole. Stop the pool closing a connection its caller is still using. Stop a migration counting one row twice per page boundary. The day also includes 175 more improvements and fixes.
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- Prove a v30 workspace opens at v31, and date a fixture whole.
- Stop the pool closing a connection its caller is still using.
- Stop a migration counting one row twice per page boundary.
- Keep the cloud-sync outbox out of a Project's migration.
- Page a migration by the cursor's primary key, not a row's id.
- Migrate the Projects nobody has open.
- Let a Project migrate while it is being written.
- Release a migrated Project's originals from the account database.
- Give the projects row one home, with its Project.
- Drop a deleted Project's database instead of sweeping it.
- Move each Project into a database of its own.
- Keep one failed restore off the rest of the shelf.
- Keep a refused duplicate from aborting a block-revision write.
- List every creation a row can make in its menu.
- Add an Act from the Book row's plus.
- Carry an Outline reorder as the run of Blocks it moved.
- Let a deliberate command name the Blocks it rewrote.
- Name the range a replacement took, not the book around it.
- Keep a review keystroke off the full-document Outline pass.
- Name the paragraph that was indented, not the book it sits in.
- Name the blank line that went, not the book it left.
- Pool database connections, and say which database you mean.
- Name a Project's own database, and remove it with its account.
- Keep the background tier background, and the sweep out of the way.
- Keep a paragraph-only edit off the full-document pass.
- Relax durability where a lost write is harmless, and commit explicitly.
- Unlock a shared Draft when its review returns, and let a lock keep Markup.
- Show who a draft is shared with on the closing card.
- Bound the deletion sweep's yield and keep it out of a Draft press.
- Show a real review on the review card.
- Keep an Editor's note under their own name on the Writer's card.
- Merging is a difference at a time, not a flow to finish.
- Let a History restore finish when typing overtakes its flush.
- Name the person a merged Change came from, not the Draft.
- Let a delete close the merge that was standing in its way.
- Keep an Editor's wording when a Share ends.
- Keep a previewed redline on the Draft it was previewed for.
- Land an Editor's note on the mark it was written on.
- Keep the Editor's Working copy readable across a re-share.
- Let an Editor use the Review Change card on their own marks.
- One Editor row per shared Draft, and a revoke that shows.
- State a frozen Working Scope in the header, not beside every paragraph.
- Let a panel tab label hold the text it shows.
- Count one Editor per person, not per Share.
- Let a closed review stop the Editor session that is saving to it.
- The Change card's comment takes its own paste.
- A returned review merges like any other Draft.
- The returned Draft's head holds the Editor's wording.
- Show a returned review's wording when its Draft is showing.
- Stop reporting a review composition's shape as a refusal.
- Put a Share's removal in the Settings dialog's own footer.
- Stop reporting an Editor's declined save as a failure.
- Stop the hyphenation relayout racing boot's canonical layout.
- Let an Editor turn their Working Draft off.
- Say Send Reminder where a reminder is what goes out.
- Let an Editor take a shared Manuscript off their shelf.
- Remind an Editor who already accepted, without disturbing their link.
- Keep a shared Manuscript's actions inside its card.
- Stop a lost History restore freezing an Editor session's saves.
- Stop a Sharing refresh un-deleting a returned review Draft.
- Open a review invitation on its final state.
- Stop the page ruler standing over an opening document.
- Import a returned review by name, and let it close itself.
- Give every panel column back in focus mode.
- Drop the verify-email blurb that repeated the panel below.
- Offer Revoke Access on a submitted review.
- Let an Author revoke a submitted review they have opened.
- Pair Resend Invitation with a danger Revoke Access on the Assignment card.
- Warn before deleting a draft with an undecided review, instead of refusing.
- Read Markup for the Draft in force, not only the overrides.
- Build a returned review's head on the revision it was compared against.
- Project only the paragraphs a review changed.
- Retire the Changes an older derivation invented from formatting.
- Follow the row on a press, and patch a Markup-only switch.
- Keep a Block's formatting when a proposal restates its wording.
- Give a returned review its own Merge control.
- Clear the red gates the Anchor merge row arrived with.
- Stop a failed autosave refusing a Draft toggle.
- Record nothing for a whole-document save under a frozen Base.
- Restore returned content and allow child stand-down.
- Prerender offline studio shell.
- Wait for image layout settlement before reveal.
- Close image settings after insertion.
- Converge image wrapping in restored scopes.
- Keep image settings ready contract internal.
- Tolerate a frame painted before the review records arrive.
- Add image settings navigation and insert actions.
- Recover returned reviews when workspace opens.
- Answer a merge's anchor offer on the anchor's own card.
- Restore image wrapping before scope seats are cached.
- Draw the anchors a merge is offering.
- Ask before carrying a draft's anchors across.
- Restore returned review changes and ancestor state.
- Fill media title cell.
- Hyphenate a Manuscript in the language it is written in.
- Name one browser in the Firefox card.
- Condense compact image rows.
- Avoid selecting structural Outline ranges.
- Keep an Outline Anchor's role through the save projection.
- Send Firefox readers to a browser that installs.
- Offer Firefox the add-on that gives it web apps.
- Preserve media title tracking.
- Stop selling the zero price on the pricing page.
- Answer Firefox rather than hiding from it.
- Point Safari readers at the banner that opens the app.
- Open the installed app as a capturable navigation.
- Name opening Scenes from Chapter anchors.
- Preserve media rows on placement.
- Read the installed-apps API without a cast or a claim.
- Name the drafts holding anchors out of sight.
- Let a Manuscript say what language it is written in.
- Raise the installed app instead of reciting an install.
- Name selected Outline Scenes.
- Offer the install to Firefox on Windows.
- Move an anchor inside a stacked copy.
- Match image action hover widths.
- Offer the install wherever one is possible.
- Give a published page a head a reader can share.
- Reorder images from sidebar.
- Raise the install to the hero and label it by capability.
- Put the hover toolbar's tick and cross in the order the card uses.
- Isolate Working Scope availability cache.
- Refresh Act projections from settings.
- Preserve decisions when reopening migrated reviews.
- Let a stored revision's block list keep its name across a checkpoint.
- Offer the install from the home page action row.
- Return submitted reviews as mergeable children.
- Keep the skip link off screen under the iOS status bar.
- Distinguish named series from its only book.
- Preview images from sidebar.
- Order decoration collections by versatility.
- Target image dragging to handle.
- Enable Editor decoration collection browsing.
- Let a press reach the stacked copy's own anchor.
- Keep the Outline when the Project record has not landed yet.
- Enable image title inline rename.
- Name a chunk after what it holds, and cut where the content says to.
- Draw a stacked copy's own draft's anchors on it.
- Add image view controls.
- Give each draft's copy of an anchor its own comment.
- Refine the Draft switch rather than replace it, and four more.
- Show review submission progress and toast failures.
- Show image batch validation.
- Save markup for large Editor Shares.
- Select struck words, copy them, and keep them with Delete.
- Carry the visible Anchors into a Draft made from the whole composition.
- Add three simple book decoration collections.
- Render Editor review rows in their parent tree.
- Stop a filed-away Draft holding an Anchor hostage.
- Decide the stretch the Writer pressed, not the one beside it.
- Place Anchors from storage when the Drafts change.
- Check a cloud bundle against the revision's identity, not its Manuscript.
- Place an Anchor once the composition can say who owns it.
- Let a refused tick wear the padlock, and say what it refuses.
- Keep a struck word's hyphen visible under the strike.
- Say why the tick is off, and date a wording still being typed.
- Repair persisted cross-share parentage.
- Capture hierarchy and compare against recorded parents.
- Fit decoration previews to visible alpha bounds.
- Let the Review Change card lead with what the Change is.
- Read the Review Change card's facts off a label column.
- Stop four writes taking a hidden Draft's Anchors away.
- Read the Review Change card the way a Writer reads it.
- Nest by the Working Scope's state, and keep parentage out of memory.
- Contain decoration previews with normal images.
- Let a Writer pin several Anchor menus at once.
- Find a stopped layout worker in seconds, not the build allowance.
- Hide the header padlock when nothing on screen is frozen.
- Narrow a cloned card rather than asserting its type.
- Let a Writer pin several Review Change cards at once.
- Bracket the Change under the pointer, and the one a card holds.
- Date a previewed difference from the paragraph's first storing.
- Let a stored wording keep the time it first appeared.
- Tell a Review Change card what the page cannot say.
- Refresh press ornaments and Herbarium drop caps.
- Merge into the Draft a row hangs from, never the row above.
- Nest a new Draft by what is on screen, not by what supplied it.
- Select the paragraph a double-click landed on above a stacked copy.
September 12, 2026
Anchors are the day's biggest change: one now keeps a slot in every Draft that holds its paragraph, so it stays put through a Draft switch, travels with the paragraphs a capture takes, and arrives in a finished merge instead of being left behind in the Draft it came from. The composition lists the Anchors it is showing, an Outline node flies its name on its Anchor head, the Filters menu offers the whole label vocabulary rather than only the labels something already carries, and deleting one takes it out of the Draft you are looking at. Review gained a Change card with a comment, an author and a pin, a Markup preview whose redline is decided the way the merge decides it, and a menu that opens on a double-click while the hover toolbar keeps moving. Signing up now opens Studio: an unverified address is led through verification and on into checkout rather than turned away, a verification link stays good for a week and a dead one is reissued, a contested address is settled by the mailbox that answers it, and a Google account's picture is mirrored instead of hotlinked. Studio is quicker underneath — a Manuscript lays out in one whole-document walk instead of two, Review stops projecting over Blocks nothing changed, media chunks are stored as bytes with JSON gzipped at rest, and a Share's paragraphs live in object storage rather than in its row. The site ships decorations as WebP, artwork as AVIF and fonts as WOFF2, transcodes published pictures, and caches signed-out pages. Elsewhere: every named Sidebar row renames on the same double click, Sidebar details views stand on their own history entry so Back and Forward reach them, the phone's panels, dialogs and toolbar were repaired, and the Manuscript lock shows as a padlock alone.
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- Say how many pinned Timeline members are not showing.
- Re-seat Anchors from their slots through a Draft switch.
- Carry the source Draft's Anchors into a finished merge.
- List the Anchors the composition is showing.
- Delete an Anchor in the Draft the Writer is looking at.
- Hydrate undo history one entry at a time, and read a Draft name from its attributes.
- Place an Anchor from the slot its owner is standing on.
- Give the Review Change card a comment, an author and a pin.
- Record who asks for a whole revision model, for the bridge to read.
- Show the Manuscript lock as a padlock alone.
- Style the spent-row note from the sheet the panel always loads.
- Give the Canvas one door for writing Anchors.
- Read the working Draft model once per revision, and report a second read.
- Stop the storage wiring reading an Anchor export at import.
- Count an Editor's review rows in the Drafts panel tally.
- Mark a merge spent by a locked parent on the row itself.
- Copy the Anchors a capture takes into the new Draft.
- Name every full revision-model read for the store that asks.
- Tell a sign-up that its address already has an account.
- Seat an Anchor in every Draft carrying its paragraph.
- Name the Block-revision readers and keep a whole boot in the long-task ring.
- Say whose lock refuses a merge, and name the Share when there is one.
- Hold a Working Scope compression for the hydration run.
- Hold the Markup restore for the hydration run it races.
- Give the account-email note room under the notice.
- Let the long-task attribution survive a boot.
- Answer a preview's run of proposed wording as one Change.
- Wait for the emphasis faces the metrics identity measures.
- Stop dropping an undo the Review barrier turns away.
- Give an Anchor a slot for each Draft holding it.
- Open spans for the route boot steps instead of recording them at the end.
- Let a canonical layout wait for the dictionary it needs.
- Allow one whole-Manuscript walk per document, not two.
- Read a right-click in both Block-index spaces.
- Report a Manuscript laid out again for a document nothing changed.
- Name a cloud working-copy recovery and the decision that plans it.
- Read a multi-line paste into a stacked copy as one line of wording.
- Name the two walks inside the hydration redline step.
- Reap the sync Worker when the dev server stops.
- Read a Draft Markup preview's redline in the same decisions the merge does.
- Give the paragraphs a paste makes to the Draft it was pasted into.
- Keep a rewritten phrase one Change across a shared half-word.
- Keep an Outline Anchor's heading Block and role through normalization.
- Make the Review Change menu the Anchor menu's sibling.
- Store media chunks as bytes and gzip JSON chunks at rest.
- Run hydration's Outline sync after the promotion frame.
- Return the performance measures from the bridge diagnostics read.
- Name the three halves of a relayout promotion.
- Name the homepage screenshots for what they show.
- Open a Review Change menu on a double-click and keep the hover toolbar moving.
- Count a Working Scope's words from the stats, not the text.
- Stop projecting Review over every Block with no changes.
- Keep the rename field out of the row's grid flow.
- Give an edit inside a stacked Draft copy an undo entry.
- Mint the CSRF token only for signed-in renders so marketing pages cache.
- Open the rename field in the name's own grid cell.
- Keep a Share's paragraphs in object storage, not the row.
- Keep a Draft renamed while an autosave was prepared.
- Keep the rename field in the row's weight and show the accepted name.
- Ship decorations as WebP, artwork as AVIF, fonts as WOFF2.
- Transcode published pictures to WebP and cache signed-out pages.
- Name the paint-frame owner and settle promotions after the frame.
- Back off bridge reconnects while the ticket route refuses the account.
- Refuse a published-name claim until the address is verified.
- Parse a spliced Chapter through the tabularia-html policy.
- Create the tabularia-html policy the CSP already allows.
- Open a Manuscript from a model holding only some of its Books.
- Offer the Act a title page falls into without a reload.
- Record what became of a contested address.
- Register the service worker through the trusted worker policy.
- Open a Manuscript whose Book record lost its last Block.
- Report full-document work during a hot action to the dev console.
- Drop the dev modulepreload the loader could never use.
- Show a real series in the Working Scope menu.
- Offer a replaced account's shelf at the next sign-up.
- Mint the reopened Assignments Draft id instead of casting it.
- Reopen a sidebar details view when Forward lands on its entry.
- Let an unverified Upgrade press lead through verification into checkout.
- Take the press labels back off the Timeline drawer.
- Stand sidebar details views on their own history entry.
- Let the mailbox settle who owns a contested address.
- Give four more icon toggles a press label.
- Move the verification notice into the document menu.
- Leave the offline shell by address when it was opened directly.
- Remember which Timelines' Anchors a Project opens with.
- Refuse to drag an Outline Anchor.
- Open Studio at sign-up and gate the network on a verified address.
- Keep the two-line card row gap in the typography menu.
- End the scroll at the Working Scope's own endcap.
- Seat every painted line in its first run's face.
- Let the browser fetch private requests itself.
- Give the Anchor menu member the head the Canvas paints.
- Paint a single-run line as one element.
- Keep the roles type out of the render surface's implementation.
- Clear the ratchets the Anchor flag landed on.
- Fly the Outline node's name on its Anchor head.
- Verifying an email address from another browser is a sign-in.
- Size the panel's opening coil closer to the overlay's.
- Serve the account directory to the developer account.
- Let the dev warm wait for worker control without a deadline.
- Name the Manuscript, and turn a coil while it opens in place.
- Serve the settings and layout partials without a session so the offline shell can open them.
- Close the feature grid with a band across both columns.
- Repair the phone's panels, dialogs and toolbar.
- Tell fallow the Files tab's double click is dispatched by interface.
- Describe the application on all three category pages.
- Rename every named Sidebar row with the same double click.
- Filter by a chosen label no Anchor carries.
- Offer the whole label vocabulary in the Filters menu.
- Load one head boot script instead of four.
- Fold the Decorations style sections shut.
- Level the feature columns and set the slogan larger.
- Stop the update dialog flashing open on the reload that applies it.
- Read the production account base from a dev-only page.
- Hand the shelf flag to the sidebar and leave unchanged menus alone.
- Keep verification links alive for a week and reissue dead ones.
- Offer product-update consent already checked at sign-up.
- Name the Google picture host allowlist for the ssrf candidate.
- Mirror the Google account picture instead of hotlinking it.
- Keep the Projects rows through the load that reports them loaded.
- Keep a queued shelf cut out of the next hydration, and let a cancelled hydration stop quietly.
September 10, 2026
Screenwriting is the day's biggest change: a script leaves as Fountain and comes back as the same script, breaks its pages the way a script breaks them, and carries the marks a speech split across a page needs — so a screenplay can go out to Final Draft, Highland or Beat and return. Chapter Openings caught up with it. An Ornament can be carried into the opening band and stood in a chapter's sinkage, moved under the pointer, re-placed, pressed and deleted beside the caret, and it no longer overwrites padding you set. Every collection now ends its Drop Caps with a plain initial, 44 decorations were redrawn with transparent ink, and a decoration a release redraws keeps its old drawing on a Previous Editions shelf, so a book already using it is left alone. Studio opens differently too: a coil turns on the opening overlay until the canvas is up and then dissolves, the caret comes back where you left it, the installed app reconnects to the served Studio after a spell offline, and a boot lays the manuscript out once instead of three times.
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- Remove the empty slots in the homepage value cards.
- Reconnect the offline shell by reloading into the served Studio.
- Measure a band drop from the band, not from the page's margin.
- Keep the opening caption under the coil for the whole open.
- Walk cached shell modules, keep decoration artwork offline, quiet the dev worker.
- Centre the homepage's closing actions.
- Stop the panel's opening line appearing beside the boot coil.
- Send the homepage's closing actions to the right.
- Warm the offline shell's whole module graph and its package.json import.
- Lead the cards with what only Tabularia does.
- End the homepage on the cards and their invitation.
- Measure the gap below a Chapter title as the page draws it.
- Warm the offline shell's own scripts with the shell.
- Key the dev runtime cache without HMR stamps and warm the offline shell.
- Stop a dragged Ornament overwriting the padding a Writer set.
- Open under the product's name, not Studio's.
- Project a panel drag from the viewport it starts in.
- Keep the config module and UI textures in the dev runtime cache.
- Move the Ornament itself, and keep it under the pointer.
- Serve and register the service worker from the dev server.
- Keep each Chapter Opening band's height, and drag inside it freely.
- Map the Project Settings dialog load event.
- Draw the menu heading chevron instead of its name.
- Read the Storage & Usage figures from the settings dialog itself.
- Ship the dev console stylesheet only with the console.
- Drag a placed Ornament the way one is dragged in from the panel.
- Keep the opening coil turning until the Canvas is up.
- Seat the format list against the sentence above it.
- Let the chrome toggle's parts keep the Studio family name.
- Narrow the row click target without a type assertion.
- Load the Project Settings dialog as a partial on first open.
- Keep the shelf rows through the sidebar hand-over.
- Combine the autosave and Cloud backup cards.
- Paint an Ornament's nudge instead of re-paginating for it.
- Split the boot promotion frame into the parts that differ.
- Dissolve the opening overlay instead of snapping it away.
- Show the Install row on the offline card.
- Stand the document header from the start of a boot.
- Show the goals menu on the writing target card.
- Ask for the minimap when a panel drag commits its resize.
- Make the opening coil a ribbon in the theme's accent.
- Let the writing statistics panel grow and take comma-separated goals.
- Show the remembered sidebar tab once, with no blink at the hand-over.
- Stand an Ornament in a Chapter's sinkage instead of above it.
- Show the Working Scope menu on the series card.
- Show paragraph focus on the Focus Mode card.
- Give offline, series, goals, and History their own cards.
- Paint the opening coil from a worker so boot cannot freeze it.
- Adopt the boot pipeline's exact layout instead of rebuilding it.
- Lift the overlay at route start and keep the page's old moment.
- Answer a Review Change by tapping its mark.
- Show the sync status note on the progress card.
- Restore a caret the boot window clamped upward.
- Reveal the shell on the local shelf read, not the cloud refresh.
- Reveal the theme shelves the chrome-menus demo opens by hand.
- Give the boot layout budget the Manuscript's size, not a constant.
- Keep the product name out of the footer's own prose.
- Spin a coil on the opening overlay while Studio loads.
- Draw the footer lockup at the size a footer already uses.
- Show a Point Anchor note on the anchors card.
- Set painted runs through per-publication face classes.
- Advertise screenwriting again, now the page is true.
- Show the Export dialog on the import and export card.
- Let an Ornament Block be carried into a Chapter Opening's band.
- Decide Review Changes only where the Manuscript fits beside them.
- Hand the shell over before the Manuscript opens.
- Sign the footer with the lockup and wait on the social row.
- Set the marks a split speech asks for, and keep what a script keeps.
- Stop a Working Scope change repainting Find and re-resolving itself.
- Repaint the minimap when a viewport resize promotes.
- Give the public footer link columns and a social row.
- Retire the Drafts panel row menus on the panel element.
- Name the product in the browser tab.
- Hold a Chapter Ornament beside the caret, and let Delete take it.
- Show the Working Scope in a new writer's header.
- Use feature cards for import and cloud sync.
- Stop the page-format controller re-arming itself as it retires.
- Present focus progress and book design as cards.
- Carry a Section's depth without casting it.
- Keep the canonical layout cache read off the IndexedDB handler.
- Break a script's pages the way a script breaks them.
- Carry a screenplay in and out as Fountain.
- Let a press take hold of a Chapter Ornament instead of its title.
- Turn a redrawn decoration into an edition at commit time.
- Regenerate 44 decorations with transparent ink.
- Hold a gate on a saturated machine instead of describing it.
- Keep a held working copy off the download path.
- Refuse an overwritten decoration file and turn a redraw into an edition.
- Give a redrawn decoration a new identity, not the old one's file.
- Schedule the chunk sweep.
- Read the ink swatch pixel from a canvas kept for readback.
- Stop the shell-preference mirror leaking a listener per replacement.
- Keep superseded decoration artwork on a Previous Editions shelf.
- Showcase cloud backup and device sync.
- Explain point and range anchors on homepage.
- Clear the boundary check's own Fallow findings.
- Clarify import export image description.
- Illustrate manuscript import and export.
- Sweep the chunks a Project can no longer reach.
- Hot-replace the Editor route, and reinstall after one.
- Seat a Chapter title's line on the words it paints.
- Regenerate mariner ornaments with open ink detail.
- Keep the Corner Flourish initial clear of the rules.
- Clear the land gates for the hot-replacement boundary.
- Let a placed Chapter Ornament be re-placed and pressed.
- Hot-replace the Studio client instead of reloading the tab.
- Stop advertising screenwriting until the page is true.
- Give every collection its own Plain Drop Cap.
- Hold presentation source to the prose form of the retired-name ban.
- Let a boot survive the working-copy restore it is waiting on.
- Put the social cards in the Dev Gallery.
- Showcase book decorations on homepage.
- Cache transforms across runs and size the pool from the load.
- Run Astro component tests as their own Vitest project.
- Let an Ornament land in a Chapter Opening's white space.
- Let the pages on the card be paper.
- Cancel a pending mobile long press when the Editor is disposed.
- Give the card its stated width, and the message the room.
- Name every IndexedDB read by the store it rebuilt.
- Date a page by its words, not by every commit that touched it.
- Stop the gates scanning a nested worktree.
- Date the homepage by the day its title changed.
- Give each page its own card, and lead the title with the category.
- Keep re-flowed text out of a Drop Cap it did not open.
- Keep the Drop Cap specimen on the picked letter.
- Stop a fading opening overlay reaching for a window that is gone.
- Stop building a performance snapshot nothing listens for.
- Stop a blocked main thread from killing a healthy layout worker.
- Judge two gates on the change instead of the whole tree.
- Stop the stats scheduler throwing when its window is gone.
- Stop a boot laying the Manuscript out three times.
- Stop reading a Manuscript twice to acknowledge one checkpoint.
- Keep an opt-in-disabled view transition out of the console.
- Stop a first service-worker claim from announcing an update.
- Stop re-reading a cloud working copy whose chunks are gone.
- Restore the built artefact before every cutover step.
- Carry an acknowledgement to the preparations a cutover does not spell out.
- Commit everything a prepared release writes.
- Let a compound task say where its arguments go.
- Hand a cutover's acknowledgement to preparation.
- Pace the layout signature and read the manifest through its pointer.
- Sync a Project's Sheets with its Manuscript.
- Stop re-downloading a working copy the device already holds.
- Name a working copy this device downloads twice.
- Settle the shelf row of every Manuscript a restore brings down.
September 9, 2026
Reviewing a merge is the day's biggest change: the panel opens before the composition it decides, a rewritten stretch reads as one Change instead of a scatter of them, the brackets hug the words they mark, and you step through the changes one at a time — with what a Change strikes and what it offers now decided separately. The Drafts around it are quicker and steadier: standing one up brings the Drafts it hangs from with it, a row travels to its passage even when the Working Scope is hiding it, a Draft's own save is written as a patch on its head, and the Markup redline comes back after a reload. Publishing settles a save still in flight before it goes out, and a reopened Sharing view knows which Draft it stands on. Elsewhere: bold now answers for the paragraph above its Block Style, imports keep EPUB pictures where the book placed them and DOCX comments with their authors, Sheets reference fields open out to what you put in them, and the site gains pages for screenwriters and non-fiction Writers, an FAQ written once for readers and for crawlers, and a homepage whose hero wraps on a wide screen and steps aside on a phone. Late in the day, two more: a device that has just downloaded your Manuscripts now records that it holds them, so signing in again opens the shelf instead of fetching every Manuscript over, and a tab left open hears about a new version within minutes rather than at its next cold start.
Detailed changes 117
- Record the working copy a first restore materialized.
- Let an open tab hear about a release within minutes.
- Keep the agent diagnostics read on the Canvas editor's public interface.
- Take the merge brackets down with the surface that drew them.
- Decide a merge's struck and offered wording separately.
- Open the merge panel before the composition it decides.
- Read a rewritten stretch as one Change, in one order.
- Write a Draft's own save as a patch on its head.
- Let a Change's brackets hug its words.
- Show the merge target when reopening a merge.
- Trace why a Review Change has no brackets, and drop Cancel merge.
- Stop unknown commit types, and review the legal pages after a deploy.
- Add published reader homepage screenshot.
- Watch every public page, not only the guide.
- Let the focus brackets paint again.
- Derive the Markup redline before hydration reads the cache.
- Settle a pending autosave publication before a publish.
- Give every guide article an owner, and watch what a reader sees.
- Give the Project row the name its title page carries.
- Judge a promoted layout's cache write from its promotion.
- Name the brand from the shared identity in llms-full.
- Step a merge one change at a time.
- Never cache a layout flowed with a Markup redline.
- Let a Draft row travel to a passage the Working Scope hides.
- Tell the Published page section which Draft a reopened Sharing view stands on.
- Start the Draft Markup restore before the boot's slow tiers.
- Keep the Block field declaration types module-local.
- Close the gaps a crawl of the indexable set turned up.
- Let a Writer's bold answer for the paragraph above its Block Style.
- Run the Draft Markup restore from the Studio boot.
- Bring the Draft Markup redline back after a reload.
- Date the FAQ by its entries, not its template.
- Answer the FAQ once, for the reader and for the crawler.
- Make the canonical checkout read-only for task work.
- Drop the guide-path predicate nothing asked for.
- State what a guide article is, and tell agents about the new pages.
- Build the layout signature from the Block's declared fields.
- Give screenwriters and non-fiction Writers their own page.
- Publish staging at the end of a cutover.
- Drop the hero artwork on a phone.
- Let the update through when only the checkpoint fails.
- Wrap the hero copy around the artwork's alpha.
- Keep the hero artwork below the actions on a phone.
- Widen the homepage without widening the hero.
- Grey a row's Scroll to it when the Working Scope hides its passage.
- Keep a session's work out of the canonical checkout.
- Recover autosaves across merged paragraph splits.
- Carry a finished release back to staging.
- Judge a deploy by the checkout it runs in.
- Keep the maintenance directory path module-local.
- Let the nightly run reach a session that can act on it.
- Report fallow's verdict on a turn's own changes.
- Turn a Draft's ancestors on with it.
- Converge a seeded Outline when hydration completes.
- Clear the red gates the Draft row landing arrived with.
- Stand a Draft's showing children down with it.
- Reach a Draft's passage and its name from its row.
- Hold the status filter marks on one line.
- Read selected Blocks from one saved revision.
- Clear the Fallow gate for the Codex hook adapters.
- Adapt Codex lifecycle hooks to the existing repository checks.
- Read third-party JSON instead of asserting it.
- Answer the code-shape gates for a source file as it is written.
- Pre-flight the cheap deploy preconditions, and record the CI pass.
- Restrict Markup to deepest showing branches.
- Session, browser and test-file hooks, and a harness-agnostic guard.
- Register the guard hook entry points with fallow.
- Guard the shell moves and gate runs that cost another session.
- Keep Markup controls at Draft scope.
- Exclude canceled merge changes from markup.
- Reuse Draft Markup comparisons and project changed paragraphs.
- Exclude inactive heads from switch preparation.
- Discard canceled merge proposals during replay.
- Name how far past its bound a refused composition went.
- Name how far short a scoped composition read fell.
- Rank a merge's three phases on the Draft switch ring.
- Keep script tags out of Astro frontmatter comments.
- Read a merge's baseline from the record that holds it.
- Say so when a merge is taken back before it opens.
- Say on the row when two Drafts read from one revision.
- Bound an in-place Draft switch by its scope's size, not its membership.
- Bound the wait a composition takes on hydration.
- Seat a Draft capture's row, and drag the Timeline overview.
- Close the Draft switch press window on its total.
- Settle a Manuscript another device deleted.
- Advertise the Draft switch measurement over the bridge.
- Register imported media layout interface.
- Give the Drafts panel gallery rows their parentage.
- Measure a Draft switch from the bridge.
- Confine an in-place Draft switch to the toggled Draft's scope.
- Redline one merge Change at a time.
- Ring the row while a menu command runs.
- Align only the paragraphs a merge actually differs on.
- Use ordinary floating image placements.
- Stop the merge writing and reading whole documents.
- Merge into the recorded parent, never a sibling.
- Size homepage feature cards independently.
- Clear deleted label colors from every Outline Anchor.
- Add Outline homepage screenshot.
- Add Drafts and Sheets homepage screenshots.
- Preserve EPUB image placement and sizing.
- Make Sheet reference fields multiline and resizable.
- Authenticate and bound local connector access.
- Compose a Draft switch's shape change in place.
- Show Timeline Drawer in homepage feature card.
- Clarify manuscript export formats.
- Refresh homepage feature copy and warm image frame.
- Name the structural half of a Draft switch.
- Refresh homepage Studio screenshot.
- Tell every open tab about a waiting update.
- Keep the Drafts panel controller inside the fan-out ceiling.
- Attribute a Draft switch press step by step.
- Read whole manuscripts from Studio sessions.
- Keep the update reachable when the save cannot finish.
- Preserve EPUB images as Project assets.
- Preserve DOCX comment ranges and authors.
- Let TABULARIA_FALLOW_COVERAGE_TIMEOUT_MS raise the Fallow coverage ceiling.
September 8, 2026
Imports now offer a compact Manuscript review and better preserve Book structure, illustration captions, and poem lines. Pictures load on demand in Studio and published pages, while Draft switching, cloud recovery, mobile navigation, and Anchor controls receive further improvements.
Detailed changes 49
- Carry the working ring's phase across the renders a switch makes.
- Stop a Draft switch from running the Outline pass and a scratch layout.
- Separate illustration captions from chapter headings.
- Show a compact manuscript review.
- Preserve explicit poem lines during paragraph layout.
- Publish pictures as content-named objects and load them lazily.
- Read the sync status event without a type assertion.
- Turn a ring around a Draft row's node while the row is at work.
- Skip textless EPUB spine pages.
- Leave a save that names no changed Blocks unrecorded under an override.
- Retry a failed first upload on reconnect, and sort an arriving import at once.
- Keep an unchanged paragraph's identity through a Draft switch.
- Make dev:land-branch refuse a branch behind staging or red on the static gates.
- Carry seated media bytes on the loaded event and repair the static checks.
- A picture that never arrives is marked unavailable, not loading.
- Delete an Anchor from its row menu.
- Compact mobile chapter heading spacing.
- Add anchor label color palette.
- Converge an incremental relayout by Block identity.
- Load Project image bytes on demand across every media surface.
- Keep a preface ahead of Volume I inside the first Book.
- Report a Project deletion sweep in the Studio notice.
- Media records defer their bytes to cloud chunks.
- Hide mobile Book Matter and count body pages.
- Bound the whole-revision Draft switch to the paragraphs that changed.
- Follow the mobile viewport in the page indicator.
- Keep a current device out of working-copy recovery and reuse local media bytes.
- Keep the visible choice inside a labelled menu's name.
- Measure coverage on a red tree and name an empty summary.
- Import review uses a compact layout, skips empty EPUB spine pages, distinguishes illustration captions from Chapter headings, and keeps a preface with its first Book.
- Explicit poem line breaks remain intact during paragraph layout.
- Pictures load on demand across Studio and published pages, and unavailable pictures no longer remain stuck loading.
- Draft rows show progress while working, and Draft switches avoid repeating layout for unchanged paragraphs.
- Failed first cloud uploads retry on reconnect, newly imported Projects sort immediately, and recovery better distinguishes the current device.
- Mobile Chapter headings use tighter spacing, body page counts exclude hidden Book Matter, and the page indicator follows the viewport.
- Anchors can be deleted from their row menu and gain a label color palette.
- Project deletion reports its progress in the Studio notice.
- Draft switches recover safely when a saved revision changes without changing its content, while preserving pending edits and protecting conflicting saved content.
- Anchors and scroll positions remain steadier through Draft switches, delayed cloud updates, Working Scope changes, and pinned-menu interactions.
- Visual identity Smart colors adapt to the selected theme and carry consistently into Anchors and Timelines.
- Free-owned Projects stay local at startup and reload, with plan limits applied consistently.
- Draft Merge and Anchor comment fields fit their content, and shared comments remain available when switching Anchors.
- Draft Markup responds more consistently during rapid toggles, new paragraphs, and nested Draft changes, with less repeated layout work.
- Autosave and History recovery better preserve concurrent edits, outgoing Project changes, and pending Draft work.
- Cloud synchronization reduces repeated operations and media transfers and handles initial catch-up and interrupted updates more reliably.
- Anchor menus, insertion controls, color pickers, and endpoint actions have clearer selection behavior and steadier placement.
- Timeline lane resizing, labels, visibility controls, menu contrast, and navigation are more consistent; the scope filter is named Filter by Working Scope.
- Find matches compatible double quotes, preserves navigation intent, and avoids briefly showing a restored dialog during loading.
- Export preparation, account instructions, and first-visit Studio opening messages are clearer.
September 6, 2026
Draft switching and History recovery are more reliable, with fewer pauses while saving. The Timeline Drawer gains a Structural layout, clearer navigation, adjustable lanes, and faster ways to create and reorder Outline items. This release also improves Working Scope navigation, merge review, formatting controls, and recovery across devices.
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- Retry checkpoints quietly while History saves.
- Accept sync acknowledgement during History restore.
- Drain newer input before History publication.
- Preserve typing history across version-only autosaves.
- Avoid redundant Draft switch work.
- Reuse complete revisions during History saves.
- Exclude revision maintenance from restore preimages.
- Defer durable revision cleanup after History saves.
- Reuse unchanged composed Draft blocks.
- Retain History revisions and final save permission.
- Preserve History order and Draft save baselines.
- Fit expanded lanes to available viewport height.
- Open cluster menus on hover.
- Use numeric-keypad text quantity inputs.
- Limit Outline creation menu to Outline roles.
- Keep the opening band at the rendered origin.
- Center lane resize grips on label borders.
- Type-check staged tests from current path.
- Add scoped batch creation to Timeline lanes.
- Reorder Outline subtrees from the Drawer.
- Refresh Drawer swatches with saved artwork.
- Replace lane collapse with visible resize grips.
- Recover unfinished autosave publications before Outline saves.
- Continue writing at the end of a scene.
- Make all draft owner revision ids collision safe.
- Keep Drawer controls visible across scopes.
- Align Structural lane lines and diamond hover.
- Map proportional layout to rendered Canvas extent.
- Give draft owner revisions unique identities.
- Confine narrow bar pointer targets.
- Simplify Timeline structure visibility and zoom depth.
- Make Timeline Act creation and resizing usable.
- Preserve create button width in aligned header.
- Quiet dense Outline band boundaries.
- Repair pruned checkpoint chunks.
- Label the Outline lane item count.
- Restore snapshot scroll after layout promotion.
- Align timeline header actions with Outline identity.
- Preserve proportional Outline band spans.
- Follow overlapping Working Scope content.
- Refine outline lane label grouping.
- Wrap chapter titles without compressing text.
- Preserve later Book hydration context.
- Show layout icon only below 1100px.
- Complete checkpoint verification contracts.
- Label Outline tracks in Timeline Drawer.
- Use shared notices for Timeline Drawer status.
- Give slider width up before selection content.
- Preserve Act metadata in composed Draft autosaves.
- Settle stored working-copy checkpoints.
- Shrink zoom slider before header controls overlap.
- Default new artwork uploads to Fit.
- Vertically center the Studio button label.
- Preserve full logo at the 320px minimum width.
- Checkpoint snapshot restores atomically.
- Measure Fallow coverage candidates.
- Create contextual Outline items from Timeline Drawer.
- Compare derived page visibility semantically.
- Preserve restored Draft head identity.
- Reuse immutable cloud Draft revisions.
- Checkpoint restored Snapshot working copies.
- Preserve guarded Project restore admission.
- Recover Canvas working-copy checkpoints.
- Attribute patched revision writes.
- Add artwork Fit and Fill framing.
- Restore mobile logo icon and beta badge.
- Use Affinity-cleaned transparent pages image.
- Preserve matter context in hydrated preview.
- Preserve checkpoint acknowledgement identity.
- Plan immutable cloud working-copy recovery.
- Restore Timeline Drawer selection on project load.
- Persist horizontal visual identity flips.
- Replace homepage pages with clean higher-resolution AVIF.
- Keep layout toggle width stable.
- Persist incremental Canvas saves atomically.
- Prepare proofing suggestions before menu opens.
- Show choice focus rings for keyboard navigation.
- Add Structural Timeline Drawer layout.
- Place artwork library below identity controls.
- Return Escape focus to the manuscript.
- Update Sheet title while editing its name.
- Rearrange visual identity settings controls.
- Dismiss toolbar and Find dialogs with Escape.
- Remove document context menu diagnostics.
- Safely backfill legacy checkpoint cuts.
- Dismiss pinned inspector on outside clicks.
- Persist collapsible context menu sections.
- Flip pinned inspectors above viewport collisions.
- Preserve local snapshots during cloud restore.
- Report complete Outline page ranges.
- Serve immutable recovery cuts.
- Preserve Book pagination across Working Scopes.
- Contain details menus within the viewport.
- Reserve Outline scope selection for double clicks.
- Include Book matter in drawer navigation.
- Keep draft merge targets actionable.
- Replay canceled merge reviews from snapshots.
- Place selection actions before the accent.
- Group view controls and center zoom output.
- Reorder drawer zoom controls.
- Keep Find navigation in scoped viewport.
- Report statistics for Current Working Scopes.
- Keep the playhead above hovered items.
- Keep hovered items above neighboring marks.
- Settle equal initial revisions.
- Highlight drawer items on hover.
- Remove materialized rejected paragraph additions.
- Follow selected Outline passages when switching scope.
- Prevent duplicate draft head blocks.
- Align Find with painted scope coordinates.
- Tolerate missing remote snapshot scroll rows.
- Reuse immutable manifests during Draft toggles.
- Keep Project activation titles out of Book metadata.
- Preserve Snapshot restore expectations.
- Resolve scoped page content against its source Manuscript.
- Preserve visible Book page identity.
- Retain autosave baselines through metadata recovery.
- Bound composition reads by source Block identity.
- Read scoped page metadata directly.
- Preserve project display title semantics.
- Exclude labelled matter from No label filter.
- Initialize Draft workspace before Canvas startup.
- Finish context-menu formatting cleanup.
- Narrow benchmark scope before counting blocks.
- Flush pending composition before immediate retoggle.
- Preserve visible content across Working Scope changes.
- Make coverage evidence fail honestly and close regression gaps.
- Show choice focus ring for keyboard navigation.
- Deepen workflow recovery and preserve merge wording.
September 5, 2026
Draft switching, Markup, merging, and review saves now preserve your latest work more reliably. History and Snapshot restores keep their content and formatting together, scrolling reuses prepared layouts, and exports preserve semantic footnotes. This release also improves Outline filters, typography, Sheets, and the guides.
Detailed changes 132
- Resolve Fallow findings and complete release verification.
- Persist Draft merge content before decisions.
- Sync History restores atomically.
- Restore history and snapshots atomically.
- Preserve remote operation order.
- Finish scoped Draft paragraph visibility.
- Sync restored snapshot typography.
- Bound snapshot recovery suffixes.
- Fence snapshot recovery suffixes.
- Durably recover remote review operations.
- Persist current Canvas before strict editor proposal.
- Reuse covered partial scroll previews.
- Await strict editor proposal corrections.
- Fence decision persistence and sync publication.
- Harden strict autosave barriers.
- Preserve full Draft Markup scope.
- Parse explicit HTML anchors accurately.
- Validate documentation references.
- Preserve semantic footnotes and reject incomplete EPUB.
- Serialize editor proposal autosave intent.
- Retain delete operation receipts.
- Persist subscription transition identities.
- Make operation retries side-effect free.
- Retain failed upgrade recovery checkpoints.
- Skip complete scope scroll previews.
- Preserve newer autosave retry intent.
- Preserve autosave continuation ownership.
- Share autosave continuation retries.
- Retain autosave publication continuations.
- Preserve autosave recovery intent and failures.
- Preserve autosave recovery state.
- Reconcile autosave recovery callers.
- Close final draft autosave races.
- Close remaining draft autosave races.
- Close autosave and draft mutation races.
- Keep Draft markup and rails coherent.
- Preserve stacked follower autosave failures.
- Retry stacked follower publication conflicts.
- Guard autosave and follower publication races.
- Serialize draft autosave and composition adoption.
- Preserve stand-down outcomes.
- Guard concurrent draft composition adoption.
- Linearize draft stand-down adoption.
- Keep Book context under label filters.
- Reset hung quote indentation.
- Make draft stand-down intent transactional.
- Project single Book rows.
- Preserve draft state and worker outcomes.
- Position hung quotes by glyph width.
- Uncheck empty Book filter.
- Compare Draft Markup with its parent.
- Keep hung punctuation to one glyph.
- Uncheck empty structure filters.
- Attribute draft storage latency.
- Trace draft stand-down switches.
- Curl published prose quotes.
- Keep Sheet template icons in font subset.
- Raise draft menu stacking owner.
- Layer draft menu portal above timeline.
- Classify clamped draft menu placement.
- Complete draft menu keyboard exit.
- Harden draft menu portal lifecycle.
- Lay out each draft block once.
- Portal draft details menus.
- Capture structural draft scopes by identity.
- Simplify Draft state labels.
- Preserve image-only painted pages.
- Clear retained canvas interactions.
- Clarify stale lens parent targets.
- Shrink rule ornament thumbnails.
- Keep Draft menus inside the scrollport.
- Retain stale range draft parentage.
- Let Draft menus escape panel clips.
- Publish each Block once.
- Contain ornament sidebar thumbnails.
- Size Draft menus to the viewport.
- Bound retained render cleanup.
- Preserve Chapter identity.
- Scale ornament sidebar artwork.
- Remember Book Decoration collection.
- Settle Draft composition races atomically.
- Keep ornaments clear of images.
- Preserve sealed Project render edges.
- Remove Draft Markup mixed mode.
- Align image names with encoded formats.
- Close Draft Markup preview lifecycle.
- Keep Sheet labels from activating fields.
- Keep painted images visible in continuous flow.
- Scope retained canvas surfaces to Project.
- Ignore stale proofing issues after dictionary refresh.
- Share proofing dictionary equivalence.
- Preserve owner Markup autosaves.
- Repaint and recheck proofing after Sheet changes.
- Preserve owner drafts on composition autosave.
- Finish atomic Draft markup projection.
- Guard proofing refresh against stale responses.
- Schedule proofing before deferred runtime.
- Clear project dictionary proofing issues immediately.
- Seal retained canvas render snapshots.
- Preserve Sheet field focus on autosave.
- Keep Draft markup composition atomic.
- Anchor deleted draft prose after chapters.
- Preserve minimap layout ownership.
- Honor archived branch filters.
- Keep retained layout paints coherent.
- Ignore archived direct branches.
- Ignore archived fallback branches.
- Keep Draft markup atomic through fill.
- Follow active stored parent branches.
- Refresh moved Chapter boundaries.
- Recognize same-block range suppliers.
- Keep canvas frames atomically scoped.
- Parent contained captures to their supplier.
- Emphasize Draft status metadata.
- Hide overlapping sibling drafts on creation.
- Clear mixed Draft markup after resolution.
- Require ASCII navigation destinations.
- Keep Sheet portraits sharp.
- Keep chrome toggle fixed.
- Reject control navigation destinations.
- Keep Draft markup atomic on reveal.
- Keep canvas layouts bound to their model.
- Return reader after authentication.
- Clarify footer chapter navigation.
- Make decoration font choices usable.
- Keep the Draft rail synchronized.
- Compose Draft markup before first frame.
- Preserve blank published paragraphs.
- Respect offered Asset collections.
- Open Assets on Decorations and remember the last collection.
- Take the Decorations action footer out of sticky position.
- Let a paired word keep its trailing separator from the remainder.
September 4, 2026
Draft switching is faster and more honest: a Draft stands down without rebuilding the manuscript, its visible window is composed first and re-hydrated if the switch overtook it, ownership and Markup scope are answered without walking the manuscript, a toggle answers on the click, and when the Canvas cannot show a switch the Drafts panel says so instead of failing silently. A Draft whose captured scope names paragraphs since deleted now shows again, and a stood-down Draft that owned its own paragraph recomposes cleanly. Markup paints text and styling in the same frame, strikes follow the projection their lines were composed under, and a difference keeps its edge whitespace with the words that own it. On the Published row the address tools sit beside the page, Update from Working Scope is offered there too, and the slug field opens holding the title's words. Readers can hide the band and the foot of a published page, the Ornaments highlight follows the decoration under the caret, and an update that arrives at boot activates silently while a mid-session one still asks.
Detailed changes 27
- Pair the words of two wordings that share none by position.
- Guard edge-whitespace absorption on the struck side only.
- Move markup text and styling in the same painted frame.
- Point the installed-Tabularia feature at the update controller.
- Hold the painted scope only for a target the Writer moved.
- Count the Blocks a Working Scope still has after an edit.
- Keep the Ornaments highlight on the decoration under the caret.
- Let a press beside a selected Ornament place the caret.
- Recompose a stood-down Draft that owned its own paragraph.
- Tell the Writer when the Canvas refuses a Draft switch.
- Let a reader hide the band and the foot of a published page.
- Re-hydrate the window a Draft switch overtook.
- Paint a strike through the projection its lines were composed under.
- Give the panel the title Studio already opened with.
- Show a Draft whose captured scope names deleted paragraphs.
- Read the slug's title without the Draft's prose.
- Compose a Draft switch's visible window first.
- Never paint the minimap from a viewport-window preview.
- Stand a Draft down without rebuilding the manuscript.
- Suggest the title's words in the slug field.
- Put the address tools on the Published row and offer Update from Working Scope.
- Answer Draft ownership and Markup scope without walking the manuscript.
- Answer a Draft toggle on the click.
- Hold every right-panel details view at the panel rows floor.
- Activate a boot-time update silently and keep the dialog for mid-session updates.
- Keep a difference's edge whitespace with the words that own it.
- Offer the update dialog in browser tabs as well as the installed app.
September 3, 2026
Draft Markup grew up today. Turn it on and the redline shows exactly how your draft differs from the draft below it — reworded passages, added and cut paragraphs, moved scenes, even formatting-only changes — and it stays right while you type, delete, paste, and undo across it. Every difference carries its own tick and cross, so you can take or leave changes one at a time without opening the full merge flow. Multi-word rewrites read as one strike beside one addition, moved paragraphs point arrows at both of their seats, and deleting a draft simply works. Underneath it all, a long-standing sync gap that could lose replaced or cut text between devices is closed.
Detailed changes 140
- Broadcast a replacement's removal and a cut's deletion.
- Read a multi-word replacement as one strike and one addition.
- Map paste through the projection and re-diff what it touched.
- Park a clicked caret at a strike's edge, never inside it.
- Map Enter through the projection before it splits a paragraph.
- Hold the caret in manuscript coordinates across an edit.
- Re-diff the Draft Markup preview when history restores a model.
- Re-diff the Draft Markup preview when formatting changes a previewed block.
- Rank same-offset paragraph strikes by their placement.
- Withdraw the Base-Draft tick from the left margin.
- Delete an active draft by standing it down first.
- Repaint the live preview before any relayout that promotes over it.
- Keep a draft-markup relayout's promotion on the projection it painted.
- Keep typed wording appending inside a preview addition.
- Let one previewed formatting difference be decided.
- Make a formatting-only Draft difference a real difference.
- Point a moved paragraph's arrows at both of its seats.
- Act on Draft Markup preview marks.
- Align Draft diff words with a Myers walk instead of a quadratic table.
- Read a selection and a deletion key through Markup before they cut.
- Drop the base row's Markup control — Markup requires a draft above.
- Map the caret through a zero-width strike to its one manuscript offset.
- Lay the page out again when Draft Markup changes.
- Repaint the Draft Markup preview after a Draft comes back.
- Let the Draft Markup preview converge instead of dying quietly.
- Mark a proposed paragraph move in the margin.
- Paint a Draft's Review Changes only on the wording they were recorded against.
- Draw a Draft row's Markup face from the live workspace.
- Paint a zero-width deletion's recorded wording in Markup.
- Show a moved passage in the Draft Markup preview.
- Hold Draft mutations behind the pending Markup scope write.
- Make a moved paragraph a merge difference.
- Resolve review hover hits through the draft stack and keep preview changes undecidable.
- Reach the Draft Markup preview type through the review projection.
- Say a merge found no wording differences.
- Carry formatting through a Draft merge.
- Render a Draft Markup preview's pure addition exactly once.
- Stop a composition refresh writing one Draft's Markup into another.
- Keep the Draft row's Markup toggle a toggle.
- Strike the old wording before the new in every redline.
- Complete the Draft Markup redline over whole paragraphs.
- Merge whole-paragraph additions and deletions between Drafts.
- Stop exporting two more internal-only helpers fallow flagged as dead.
- Stop exporting devSignIn's internal-only guard helpers.
- Stop a stale Draft Markup preview load from poisoning the cache.
- Re-read Draft Markup once a composition refresh settles.
- Resolve the Draft Markup preview's merge target head live.
- Keep a showing Draft where it is when any of its scope is on screen.
- Add dev-only sign-in route for agents.
- Clear the wall-clock ceiling's escalation timer and tolerate a gone process group.
- Sweep stale vitest runners and cap test tasks with a wall-clock ceiling.
- Fill missing goal statistics when reading a stored writing-statistics setup.
- Keep a decoration hittable when the layout recorded no top.
- Follow the ink picker onto the decoration and into the swatch.
- Split an oversized Draft workspace into uploadable chunks.
- Give a native rule the whole row it reserves as its hit target.
- Split a Block's redline at the words two wordings share.
- Delete a selected decoration without asking about its neighbours.
- Keep the page still when replacements are applied.
- Show word-count goals in the header and open the 24-hour window on goal set.
- Make Find search the Working Scope.
- Let the base Draft's row turn Markup off.
- Measure writing goals against the whole Manuscript and show progress past 100%.
- Keep the count steady and preview replacements live.
- Accept /pattern/ input, surface regex errors, reorder options.
- Project a split paragraph the Base Draft has never held.
- Flush toggle label against disclosure and hover the row as one.
- Let an unreadable color stay unreadable in the ink swatch.
- Hide Book accent ink while Chapter Openings stays dev-only.
- Take a stood-down Draft's Markup line down with it.
- Read an oklch theme color into the Decoration ink swatch.
- Let only a mark request move the Draft scope rail.
- Apply the Decoration ink to the selection and to drags.
- Join a split paragraph to the Drafts that hold its source.
- Fold a returned review's Merge Changes into the row's own control.
- Follow the Canvas's Review Change decisions in the Drafts panel.
- List guide before faq.
- Centre a Plain rule in the band its selection frame draws.
- Count only the paragraphs a merge would write when refusing it.
- Repaint the page as soon as a Divider is deleted.
- Open Decorations on Ornaments and remember the chosen tab.
- Grey the Markup control on a Draft that is not showing.
- Measure the Paragraph above an Ornament on the presentation surface.
- Insert a Divider above the selection instead of replacing it.
- Keep structural edits off a previewed paragraph's record.
- Make the Decoration ink swatch a square that shows the real ink.
- Flip a Draft row to Merge as the Writer types.
- Let Delete and Backspace remove a selected Ornament.
- Stop the Rule ornament preview drawing a second line.
- Put Decorations before Images and Ornaments before Drop caps.
- Keep the typing workflow's fan-out inside the gate.
- Paint the Draft rail mark only after the reveal, and trace scroll frames.
- Give every Draft row its own Markup control.
- Repaint the Draft rail mark through the surface-only render.
- Paint a Draft's difference from the one above as Markup.
- Ask the Canvas for Markup by name, not by inference.
- Ask for the Draft rail mark after boot, not at install.
- Stop a stood-down Draft painting Markup.
- Ask a line's text invariant on every render, and drop soft hyphens before measuring.
- Let the Canvas ask for the Draft rail mark when it installs.
- Give a laid-out line one glyph geometry every consumer reads.
- Paint a committed local ruler drag once.
- Record on a layout the text mode its offsets count.
- Measure a Markup line's runs on its first paint.
- Keep minimap decoration rules visible while scrolling.
- Paint find highlights at their Markup-projected offsets.
- Measure the left margin lanes from the paragraph's own edge.
- Keep the review hover toolbar while the pointer crosses another mark.
- Let local ruler handles move the paragraph in both directions.
- Re-centre a decoration on double-click.
- Stop unseen Review Changes holding Markup on.
- Paint a justified run that begins with a space at its measured width.
- Keep the page painted above a decoration while it is dragged.
- Rejoin a broken Addition only where its halves meet again.
- Break a markup Addition at the caret, not at its anchor.
- Select a horizontal decoration when it is clicked.
- Reveal and mark an off-screen local ruler target.
- Rest the local margin handles on the caret paragraph.
- Combine Deletions that a markup delete leaves adjacent.
- Draw a fresh id for the right half of a split Deletion.
- Split a Deletion around text typed inside it.
- Close a curly quote pressed against a comma or dash before a space.
- Splice markup replacement text into the selected Addition.
- Stop a pre-Markup layout landing on the edited paragraph.
- Keep a Chapter title at one size through a ruler drag.
- Move the Draft rail into the left margin beside Markup.
- Keep deletions and merge a mixed markup selection into one deletion.
- Keep the review change hover actions open while the pointer crosses to them.
- Keep an update row in the chrome menus and let the update dialog be silenced.
- Centre menu fold headings and seat Help & Legal last.
- Remember the state each cloud sync failure displaced.
- Drop the editor toolbar out of view when the chrome collapses.
- Open a Draft rename on the name instead of a rem to its right.
- Recover the sync dot after a one-off cloud sync failure.
- Regroup the document menu into Appearance and Settings folds.
- Fold the document menu groups and remember each fold.
- Keep the viewport still when a Draft is switched on or off.
- Drop the brand from the Studio browser title.
- Flatten the Appearance sub-menus in the document menu.
- Set the installed-app icon on the blue texture.
September 2, 2026
The Outline now has its own Sidebar tab, with a row density toggle and rows that no longer repaint or re-walk the manuscript for nothing. Published pages are served one chapter at a time with an unbroken scroll, and a page is now stored and updated chapter by chapter, so an edit uploads only the chapters it touched and Update Automatically checks a save without re-laying out the whole book. A Draft branched from another publishes with its root Draft's title page, so a renamed book reaches every page published from it. The title page byline is its own editable line, Book Matter pages can be dragged within their region and have a settings gear, every Draft row has a Sharing button, and the published document ceiling rises to 32 MiB.
Detailed changes 117
- Classify the Sharing section's data attribute.
- Split Draft scope sameness from Draft scope nesting.
- Unpack a reader's arrival once for all six read routes.
- Keep the chapter-part helpers module-private.
- Keep Sharing view memory out of the foundation layer.
- Let a page near the ceiling reflow every Chapter.
- Publish a followed Draft one Chapter at a time.
- Store and serve a page as a manifest and its Chapters.
- Find the edited title page without trusting the caret.
- Cut a published page into a part per Chapter.
- Stop Project Settings reverting an edited title page.
- Keep the page a Book settings change was made from.
- Paint a title-page keystroke without waiting for the worker.
- Let a Writer's subdomain carry every path under a page.
- Send a reader to the page when nothing under it answers.
- Stop re-projecting a followed Draft on every save.
- Remember how the Sharing view was left.
- Compare Draft scopes by their paragraphs, not their source id.
- Name a pinned Draft scope for what it was cut from.
- Classify the published Chapter's data attribute.
- Expect the seeded title page byline block.
- Clear the fallow gates today's publishing and Outline work left.
- Put the drag ghost under the pointer, not above it.
- Address a published chapter by its words with the position as key.
- Show a ghost of the row while dragging its handle.
- Edit the title page byline like any other line.
- Keep the scroll unbroken across published chapters.
- Put a Sharing button on every Draft row.
- Lay the title page byline out as a line.
- Give the Drafts tab its own glyph.
- Seed the title page byline as its own block.
- Repair anchors for every Book Matter commit, not just the drag.
- Publish a child Draft with its root Draft's title page.
- Serve a published page one chapter at a time.
- Publish decorations at their Studio width.
- Commit a matter drag the way the settings panel does.
- Drag Book Matter pages within their region.
- Centre the title page byline on the published page.
- Give Book Matter rows a settings gear.
- Open every Draft by default so a new child is visible.
- Raise the published document ceiling to 32 MiB.
- Keep Book Matter pages listed under search and label filters.
- Quiet the guide column.
- Prove the beta badge from the default that sets it.
- Follow the logo rename through the icon suite.
- Keep the brand name out of the pricing comment.
- Read the beta badge from the logo's default prop.
- Compare the compact mark against the logo's icon outlines.
- Keep the merged Timelines tab within its gates.
- Leave the Outline off the Timelines tab.
- Navigate the guide without reloading the page.
- Collapse the guide map by default.
- Move the billing toggle into the Cloud card.
- Make the fallow quality gate fail when fallow health measures nothing.
- Clear the dead-code findings the Sidebar tabs carry.
- Settle the two suites the Outline tab left red.
- Keep the guide map in the contents column.
- Window the Sidebar's Outline and Timeline rows.
- Name Mackley Studios as the operator on the Privacy and Terms pages.
- Give the header lockup row its size in CSS.
- Close the three red boundary gates.
- Give the wordmark outlines the weight of live text.
- Stop repainting the Outline for nothing.
- Keep FAQ answer emphasis inline.
- Look the Outline's shared answers up once.
- Answer an Outline row's Markup mode from an index.
- Make compact rows a one-line dense row.
- Spell out the outbox query's lifecycle kinds.
- Read every expanded row's review items in one pass.
- Make the header the top of the navy band.
- Read the Scene structure once per document model.
- Leave Anchor Insert Mode with the Timeline it was turned on for.
- Do not suspend the controller the Outline tab is presenting.
- Let uncolored Timelines and Anchors follow the theme.
- Add a row density toggle to the Outline toolbar.
- Resolve the Working Scope only when a pinned-scope republish changed it.
- Close the gap above the brand and between the two hero paragraphs.
- Give the mark's page outlines their color and weight back.
- Change Sidebar tabs only when the panel cannot show the marker.
- Give the Outline its own Sidebar tab.
- Map line offsets to source text before the justify check.
- Frame an identity thumbnail on the square its row shows.
- Square the Outline row's create control.
- Repaint the typing preview before a direct relayout of the changed block.
- Indent on the first Tab at a paragraph start.
- Keep the native rule sentinel out of the missing-decoration report.
- Add a Heading from the Outline.
- Compare an absent hyphen flag as false in layout promotion checks.
- Repaint for a Draft lock only when the frozen set moved.
- Delete a blank first line and re-place the caret in an empty document.
- Let the worker adopt the keystroke's own lines and stop the second paint.
- Compose an edited paragraph once per keystroke.
- Stop British spellings and masked typos reaching the proofer.
- Open a curly quote that follows a space mid-sentence.
- Rebuild the proofing dictionary from three current sources.
- Read the layout diagnostics rings over the agent bridge.
- Compare the promotion against the preview the Writer sees.
- Place an Outline reveal consistently down the viewport.
- Stretch the boundary spaces a justified rich line paints unprepared.
- Update the minimap on the keystroke that changed the text.
- Keep Paragraph Focus on through an Outline click.
- Nest Headings under the chapterless Scene they belong to.
- Resume the whole interrupted delete, not just its sweep.
- Stop Follow typing scrolling on a pointer click.
- Let a chapterless Book hold Scenes.
- Stop the minimap painting a layout the model has outgrown.
- Paint a paste preview before the exact layout lands.
- Report a running deletion sweep above the Projects shelf.
- Resume an interrupted Project deletion sweep on the next open.
- Delete a Project in batches instead of one transaction.
- Run the post-commit reveal when nothing will relayout.
- Let the pointer select a scene break.
- Reveal the clicked Outline heading under any Working Scope.
- Restart the layout worker when a document switch leaves a build running.
- Give a seamless switch the same stall watchdog as the overlay.
- Open the fallback Manuscript before deleting the old one.
- Hide the minimap while a seamless switch hydrates.
September 1, 2026
Bind the review lifecycle kinds instead of building SQL. Return a submitted review into the Draft it came from. Give the composition stamp a readable separator. The day also includes 120 more improvements and fixes.
Detailed changes 123
- Bind the review lifecycle kinds instead of building SQL.
- Return a submitted review into the Draft it came from.
- Give the composition stamp a readable separator.
- Stop a Draft composition refresh from moving a Draft head.
- Bind a deferred autosave to the composition it was made under.
- Refuse a whole-document autosave that would overwrite the Base.
- Name the paragraphs a Review resolution rewrote.
- Rebuild merge details from markup, with the Editor's note.
- Resolve a returned review in the merge details surface.
- Count only the target's own open Changes against a merge.
- Review intake adopts the Editor's stored markup.
- Read the Review sidecars back with a materialized composition.
- Derive a returned review again when an older intake wrote it.
- Say why Markup will not turn off.
- Let a Deletion say what it deleted when the paragraph cannot.
- Move the Markup state marker onto the review red.
- Give the Markup margin line a red every theme keeps.
- Project review Markup onto stacked draft copies.
- Give the offline-durability review scenario room for its retry ladder.
- Gate returned-review and merge Markup on the owning Draft's activation.
- Returned review's resolution Draft head keeps the Writer's wording.
- Name a read by the address its reader was handed.
- Deploy the entry.mjs Astro 7.2.5 emits again.
- Upgrade Astro to 7.2.10 so a route rebuild survives HMR.
- Keep an archived review filed away across a reload.
- Keep a submitted review submitted across a reload.
- Let Submit drive its own save to a conclusion.
- Compose a mid-transition layout build from the settled scope.
- Reserve the merge target picker for an Editor's own Draft.
- Close the gap under a review row's submit note.
- Say the panel is empty only when it is drawing no rows.
- Paint a shared Editor's markup on the first pass.
- Offer the way back from an archived Draft row.
- Give Lapis Lazuli an emphasis that reads as on.
- Label a cached layout with the scope it was composed for.
- Make an archived review actually leave the panel.
- Let an Editor's markup ride the Review Assignment.
- Identify a cached layout by its stored placements.
- Let Archive reach the Draft a Share was actually sent from.
- State a shared Manuscript's details as text.
- Keep the stored revision when an autosave changes nothing.
- Cache the canonical layout a narrowed Working Scope composes.
- Open a shared Manuscript's settings read-only.
- Let both sides of a Share file a review Draft away.
- Re-encode the cover a Share carries instead of giving up.
- Gate the structural Review Change persist on hydration too.
- Drop the empty continuations the old share flow left behind.
- Keep the Markup Mode toggle emphasised while it is on.
- Never replace the stored Review Changes from an unhydrated list.
- Keep a shared Manuscript's cover on the recipient's device.
- Revive the resolution Draft a returned review reuses.
- Clear the settled backlog and name the restore wait.
- Send the cover a recipient's row actually draws.
- Stop the boot reading a Project's whole sync history.
- Say a returned review on the Writer's row, not in the name.
- Give a shared Manuscript the row every Manuscript gets.
- Keep a markup paste on the blank line the Return added.
- Keep the paragraph Review marker for the lock alone.
- Keep the model a canceled layout request delivered.
- Name a Submission Draft after the Draft that was shared.
- Keep pending Markup edits through the Review sidecar read.
- Scope an Editor's Working draft to the passage they were sent.
- Put the Manuscript's cover on the Shares already out.
- Hold every paragraph when markup deletes across them.
- Re-seat an image the front matter pushed whole pages off its anchor.
- Send the Manuscript's cover with the Share.
- Say a locked Draft once in the header, not per paragraph.
- Stop a preview window settling the page numbering it guessed.
- Name the draft, name the person, and lowercase the noun.
- Hold the viewport when a new layout replaces the boot window.
- Give an Editor's shared Draft row its own name and line.
- Keep matter identity through Working Scope compression.
- Write the review invitation for its recipient.
- Answer the Send press on the Send button.
- Stop a Draft switch travelling to a Block the scope hides.
- Stop announcing a Working Scope resync that changed nothing.
- Name the recurring work behind the unattributed blocks.
- Keep every filtered-Outline Scene, and stop re-walking for each.
- Let the browser paint during the remaining long walks.
- Keep the Draft count visible when the Filters band folds.
- Rebuild a cached layout's lines a chunk at a time.
- Backfill the layout cache metadata row on a hit.
- Bucket every long block into a startup step or phase.
- Share a Timeline state read the boot asks for six times.
- Name the store row rebuilds a background hydration pays for.
- Pair a long block with the step that was still running.
- Span the periodic paths behind the unattributed blocks.
- Let the browser paint during cached-layout validation.
- Rebuild the cached layout record once per open.
- Attribute long main-thread blocks to the step that ran in them.
- Size the first paint from the cached layout's extent.
- Name the main-thread cost of a warm canonical layout read.
- Send an unchanged model to the layout worker once.
- Drop the stale Working Scope page marker after promotion.
- Read the layout cache with the settled responsive width.
- Keep minimap scroller and style reads out of interaction frames.
- Let the layout worker watchdog measure silence, not duration.
- Keep the Working Scope out of the layout cache identity.
- Paint an unprepared line instead of measuring it mid-interaction.
- Stop remeasuring a Working Scope that compresses nothing.
- Name the Manuscript the document panel is opening.
- Let Editors finish a merge, and clear expired presentations.
- Close the unscoped grant path on personal Manuscripts.
- Check a Share against the Manuscript it claims to come from.
- Cut one person out of a Manuscript in a single act.
- Tell people they were given access to a Manuscript.
- Make the Outline row's Create Draft actually create one.
- Send the Review Assignment mail nobody was getting.
- Close the restore authorization gap and clear review drift.
- Give Update from Working Scope a glyph the subset carries.
- Open a menu on the roomier side when it fits neither.
- Stop the failure card flashing through the opening fade.
- Speak Lock, and say why the rebase guard is live.
- Draw the gallery's Draft menu with the panel's own builder.
- Give the Draft row menu its own surface, and group it.
- Serve the user guide at /guide, with /docs redirecting.
- Rebase a Draft onto its parent when the scope widens.
- Restore projects whose Sheets have portraits.
- Sweep stale paths out of eslint.config.js allowlists.
- Stop painting an empty notice box on the sign-in page.
- Update a Draft from the Working Scope.
- Remember how tall the Writer wants Project rows.
- Point typedoc and eslint at real module paths.
August 30, 2026
Drafts are captured compositions now: a Draft records the passage as it read when you made it and the Draft it hangs from, so it never changes its mind about what it branched from. Every project has a project-wide Draft named after the project, and standing two Drafts of the same passage up together shows both wordings in place on the canvas, each one editable. Captures and merges that would quietly drop a branch are refused rather than guessed at. Elsewhere: page numbers stay right whatever the Working Scope, a scroll no longer repaginates the document under you, an arranged image sits on its anchor instead of jumping when it loads, the Sidebar Outline answers for its own rows, and the Filters band gains a Book Matter switch beside the pin. The day also includes 81 more improvements and fixes.
Detailed changes 84
- Drop draft modules the merge left orphaned.
- Let an Act or Scene keep a heading it actually has.
- Refuse a capture that would lose or straddle a branch.
- Let a Manuscript selection win over the copy caret.
- Seed the scope-compression gallery's Manuscript.
- Say what a Manuscript without Book structure now keeps.
- Seat an arranged image on its anchor before the seat map exists.
- Follow the rail palette and drop two exports nothing imports.
- Land the Filters band's pin and matter switch on the toolbar's columns.
- Give each showing Draft its own rail, and a copy its own selection.
- Let the Book Matter switch rest without a filled box.
- Give Book Matter its own switch beside the pin.
- Paste into the stacked copy the caret is in.
- Name the project-wide Draft after the project.
- Let the label filter reach Books and Acts, and its own band open it.
- Say what a Draft is, and name what would change it.
- Survive a Draft revision the Manuscript has drifted from.
- Make a Working Scope change one step instead of three.
- Give the right panel the Sidebar's minimum before it overflows.
- Let a status the Writer switched off actually hide its Draft.
- Read the panel's standard width from the shared default.
- Reconcile the panel width and the budget this branch moved.
- Stop a scroll repaginating the document under it.
- Flush copy edits before a switch, keep the rail on the page.
- Let a peeked Anchor wait for the layout it recomposed.
- Give the status rail one row and something to filter on.
- Make the Sidebar Outline answer for its own rows.
- Make a panel row a switch again, and rail every showing Draft.
- Let the Writer type into a stacked copy.
- Paint from the model the layout was built from.
- Give proofing and margin numbering the laid-out index space.
- Mark the right paragraphs when a stack has moved them.
- Refuse the caret in a stacked copy, and say so in the ADR.
- Draw every Anchor on every copy of its passage.
- Supply the stacked copies, and keep both index spaces honest.
- Compose a stacked Draft as a render-only projection.
- Compose a stacked Block per instance, and refuse to consolidate one.
- Name a node by its own heading, and nothing else's.
- Record the heading an Outline node has, if it has one.
- Let the Anchors decide which Outline nodes survive.
- Check the Anchor's role against the document's own.
- An Outline Anchor records the kind of node it is.
- Let a retained Outline Anchor be deleted like any other.
- Keep an Anchor and its row when a held heading is deleted.
- Add a demo Manuscript shaped for captured Drafts.
- Rename the merge refusal off the DOM guard's has- prefix.
- Keep an Anchor while more than one Draft stands on it.
- Fill a node for every Draft the composition is showing.
- Merge a Draft from the inside out.
- Mark the ownership demo with classes, not new data-* names.
- Withdraw the per-paragraph stack numbers and gap rules.
- Mark where the caret is editing the Base Draft.
- Send a boundary-crossing edit to each owning Draft.
- Decide Block ownership from the forest, not activation order.
- Record what a capture flattened and lift the alternatives cap.
- Store Draft parentage instead of deriving it.
- Bring staging back through CI.
- Restore the release gates staging drifted out of.
- Derive Draft parentage from what contains it.
- Run the connectors up against the node.
- Drop the opaque square behind the tree node.
- Name the stack slot instead of numbering the tree.
- Let Markup Mode follow the selected Draft at any scope.
- Keep a Draft's number above the row it hangs from.
- Say why the Markup Mode toggle is greyed out.
- Separate Editor-shared and Locked Draft filters.
- Paint the Book's decorations on the minimap as well as the page.
- Paint minimap running heads and feet the way the body is painted.
- Keep Book Matter out of the paragraphs a Draft gap counts.
- Stop the scope mark from scrolling the Manuscript.
- Mark the chosen Draft's paragraphs on every render, not only on a change.
- Mark the chosen Draft's paragraphs and add a control to go there.
- Read the matter reseat's anchor tops through the page.
- Normalize nullable inspector close buttons to undefined.
- Set the copyright at its page foot, and paint matter commits whole.
- Offer anchor creation outside a Custom Timeline.
- Reveal a chosen Draft's passage when it is off screen.
- Hide context menu sections whose commands are all hidden.
- Put an image back beside its prose when matter pages move it.
- Reorder the document context menu sections.
- Count a Draft's slot by containment and name its scope's kind.
- Stop the workspace painting over the open mobile sidebar.
- Hold scoped media geometry still while a pointer drags an image.
- Converge scoped media exclusions when their inputs change.
August 28, 2026
Images now stay under the pointer while the Canvas scrolls, wrap text against the page where each image is painted, and keep their page-bound position through drag and print. The minimap seats those images, running heads, and running feet on the same pages as the Canvas. Book Matter pages reconcile after the full Manuscript loads, and empty or unticked seeded pages can be removed reliably. Draft rows use the same stack numbers as the Canvas margin, while the document context menu now separates Formatting from Block Margins.
Detailed changes 149
- Number Draft rows by their slot in the stack the margin shows.
- Split the document context menu into Formatting and Block Margins.
- Reconcile Book Matter once the whole Manuscript is loaded.
- Open the Draft stack from the margin count.
- Keep the minimap's running head and foot on every page.
- An empty Block is not writing on a Book Matter page.
- Render the Create Draft glyph and put both commands on the count row.
- Paint minimap images where the page holds them.
- Stop a Block's id deciding whether a page was written on.
- Untick matter pages seeded before Studio recorded them.
- Cut the hole where the page paints the image.
- Remove an unwritten matter page whatever version seeded it.
- Put the elbow back between a child circle and the parent line.
- Drag images against the page the Writer sees.
- Let unticked Book Matter pages be removed again.
- Stop connector lines at the circles and align row content.
- Make starters and Book Matter pages look published.
- Reach the project row artwork fade further left.
- Fade project row artwork in its own alpha.
- Keep dragged images under the pointer while the Canvas scrolls.
- Keep endnotes with their Book.
- Resolve final integration checks.
- Restore full quality gate.
- Add five default manuscript artworks.
- Unify Drafts and Sharing hierarchy.
- Refine project row controls.
- Add dev-only block margins panels.
- Make followed Outline scopes immediate.
- Complete corner flourish controls.
- Add project ordering and row density controls.
- Make runtime hydration atomic.
- Settle media before first paint.
- Keep scoped pages below header.
- Add custom Book Matter pages.
- Open decoration custom color picker.
- Open export before preparation.
- Tolerate missing layout cache inputs.
- Bind project identity saves.
- Scope inactive project settings.
- Resolve Draft workflow audit findings.
- Isolate project row actions.
- Hide integrated drop cap fallback glyphs.
- Default All Drafts archived filter off.
- Stop minimap painting editing runway.
- Retry transient task server startup.
- Stop cloud-save request loop.
- Preserve series fields when switching Books.
- Use bundled Book Matter icons.
- List Project Chapters in Acts settings.
- Share default manuscript author.
- Expose Acts Book scope.
- Align block style reset action.
- Harden Editor share lifecycle.
- Make Working Scope transitions atomic.
- Stabilize optional Working Scope levels.
- Replace trailing page with editing runway.
- Complete Editor share lifecycle.
- Stabilize decoration controls.
- Add running margins and semantic footnotes.
- Isolate followed point anchors.
- Sync Project Details Book title menu.
- Preserve Snapshot history in project archives.
- Move project starters to create dialog.
- Restore ordered Writer Draft merges.
- Close shared review workflow gaps.
- Distinguish project starters.
- State empty Draft Working Scope.
- Reorder right panel tabs.
- Resolve verified audit regressions.
- Harden right panel responsive coverage.
- Project Working Scope from sidebar targets.
- Reorder Books with pointer drag.
- Explain unclassified traffic.
- Repair verified cross-module regressions.
- Prioritize daily growth metrics.
- Make All Drafts filters inclusive.
- Widen working scope menu.
- Preserve fractional scope targets.
- Smooth Working Scope entry scrolls.
- Consolidate Draft workflows.
- Add Project starter templates.
- Complete Editor review flow.
- Stabilize Working Scope transitions.
- Clarify paragraph review state.
- Wait for authoritative project-wide scope.
- Remove retired pinned-scope fixture option.
- Date the updated guides.
- Keep project-wide scope labels model-aware.
- The Fit menu's Anchor target says it frames all of them.
- Measure the Working Scope from where the Writer is reading.
- Stop the Sharing read from writing the workspace back.
- Name the open Project in the Assets and Timelines headings.
- Three Roles — Reader, Editor, Author.
- Answer for a Manuscript the cloud has never seen.
- Paint a scoped image again once the Canvas stops estimating its geometry.
- Report what the scope seating decided, for a Manuscript on screen.
- Send the shared Draft's pictures, and keep its setting off the row.
- Let a scope's unlaid hidden tail say nothing about the compression.
- Send a wrong-account invitation to sign-in, not to a dead form.
- Stop a locked Draft's autosave flush from cancelling its own way out.
- Do not seat a scoped image against geometry the layout calls estimated.
- Give a Reviewer their own workspace, and the Draft as it was set.
- Keep an Anchor comment the Writer did not type.
- Hold the manuscript still through an Outline reorder.
- Give a review invitation opened by the wrong account a way out.
- Keep one Draft Workspace import in the review acceptance runner.
- Lift a Draft's lock when no Reviewer is holding it.
- Close the four gates that went red at staging.
- Keep one Draft when the same words are shared twice.
- Keep a placed image beside its paragraph when a Chapter scope hides the title page.
- Give a shared Manuscript the cover its Writer gave it.
- Hand a Reader the address, not the route behind it.
- Show the invitation itself, and finish it after signup.
- Give the Role field one tooltip that explains all three Roles.
- Let a Review invitation open the account it needs.
- Fold each share row over its Role, state, and dates.
- Fill a published decoration with the reader's own ink.
- Quiet the Share form's fields, fold its restrictions.
- Send a Reader a published page, and retire Lead Author from the Share menu.
- Keep a placed image beside its paragraph under a compressed scope.
- Name a scope's pages from a Canvas already compressed to another.
- Give a Book's chevron back to its own comment.
- Keep the Scene of a Chapter with nothing written in it.
- Let the Drawer scroll reach the whole Manuscript.
- Send Document Access invitations from a dev server.
- Keep the Sidebar's rows when the Canvas is scoped.
- Keep a Manuscript's artwork drawn across a project switch.
- Keep the Working Scope's warning and page marker after it compresses.
- Fold Custom overrides away in the Block Styles panel.
- Nest the Outline's levels, and size a Chapter by its width.
- Stand a title page's lettering on the point the Canvas drew it.
- Shorten the sweep questions and stand the buttons back up.
- Narrow a scoped Draft's Book records to what it holds.
- Ask before a custom-override sweep, and answer on the button.
- Hold the manuscript row's selection accent in reserve.
- Let Outline levels tile the level containing them.
- Let the Drawer's overview name the scope it is showing.
- Answer a Manuscript with no Cloud copy with no pages.
- Open a newly created Manuscript without the boot overlay.
- Open a scoped Draft with the Book's own title page.
- Show a new Project's seeded artwork beside the Outline.
- Keep a pinned Outline scope while another Timeline is opened.
- Set the site's title page the way the editor sets one.
- Give the site's title page its whitespace in either layout.
- Say when a page was published and updated, to the minute.
- Name a new Draft after the Working Scope's title.
- Say an update landed on the button that was pressed.
- Derive search-engine listing from the page's lock.
- Keep an Outline item's Scene label across a reload.
August 24, 2026
A Block Quote is a block of its own now — set it, copy it, paste it, import it, and publish it as what you wrote. You name the words in a published page's address, and a switch says whether the page is live; a release carries its pictures and its structure, and a reader keeps their own address through a rename. In the Outline a Scene can become a Chapter and back, a Chapter's plus adds the Scene it contains, and every Chapter shows its own. Scene labels open empty rather than offering examples you did not write, the label filter survives a reload, and a reload opens on a warm layout cache.
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- Keep the Timeline label filter across a reload.
- Hold a release to what it promises.
- Open Scene labels with an empty vocabulary.
- Say whether a page is live with a switch, not a pair of buttons.
- Persist the balanced layout cache so a reload opens warm.
- Let a release carry its pictures.
- Bring four page dates back up to their last content change.
- Keep a page's file links on the reader's own address.
- Send a release as structured content, not only prose.
- Hold the published page section still while it changes state.
- Store a page's words under the Draft they came from.
- Let a Writer set a Block Quote.
- Decorate the shell before the panels, not after them.
- Give the autosave dot's tooltip a readable surface.
- Stop the template part scan running past its own call.
- Make pinning a scope select it.
- Ask for a published page's own faces with its markup.
- Head the filter band on a Custom Timeline with no labels.
- Let every Scene become a Chapter, and the first Chapter a Scene.
- Lead the published page section with its actions.
- Keep a renamed page's reader on their own address.
- Keep text inserted into a title page inside the title page.
- Name the Draft once, above the Sharing view's sections.
- Carry Block Quotes through copy, paste, and import.
- Make a Block Quote a real block kind.
- Put the publishing commitments in the terms, and show a reader's address.
- Ask the delete question in a dialog of its own.
- Stage the address-words field in the publishing gallery.
- Show every Chapter's Scene, so adding one adds one row.
- Let a Writer name the words in a page's address.
- Tint label rows by default alongside the accent rail.
- Link a published page back to the site, not to its Writer.
- Drop the contents-list switch from Page options.
- Insert into a Chapter as a Scene, and let an Outline item change type.
- Let a Chapter row's plus add the Scene it contains.
- Give Anchor Settings the Project Settings shape.
August 23, 2026
Drop Caps and Dividers go where you put them, and publish as the Canvas drew them. A published page now offers its readers the files behind it, a code it keeps, and the choice of reading it as pages or as one flow — and a page you take down stops costing storage. A frozen Draft can be read and selected, and editing one offers a successor to carry on in rather than forking silently behind you. In the Timeline Drawer a cluster zooms open into the stack it stands for, each Outline level takes a row of its own, and moving one paragraph no longer relays out the whole Manuscript. Later in the day: the Sharing list loads again, a rename no longer shifts the page under you, and a Book folder imported with summaries beside its Chapter folders keeps its Chapters instead of flattening them.
Detailed changes 69
- Nest a Book folder's chapters when it also keeps loose files.
- Give the row-alignment gallery the rename field's own reset.
- Stop an Outline rename scrolling the Manuscript to the caret.
- Re-read the Project's Timelines when the tab is opened.
- Open an inline rename where the name already sat.
- Let the performance contract fold away in production.
- Keep the performance contract out of production.
- Route every API the Worker answers, not three of six.
- Read the Stripe business name without case.
- Keep a click on a menu apart from a click outside every menu.
- Clear the release gates, and open a menu the spec means to open.
- Date webhook evidence against the secret that produced it.
- Show a restyled Divider now, and stop the page jumping to the caret.
- Publish a Drop Cap where the Writer put it, and stop indenting the line it opens.
- Reopen the minimap at the width it was closed from.
- Stop a Project rename discarding the Manuscript beneath it.
- Keep the Manuscript's own title page in the flow.
- Keep the Writer's place through a zoom change.
- Let a drop seat an initial at the head of its Paragraph again.
- Stop an exact relayout walking the whole document.
- Read the Drawer's zoom as magnification.
- Give a locked page the same address as an open one.
- Let only an Editor's Studio hold a shared review Draft.
- Let a Drop Cap be lifted off its line without the Paragraph above claiming it.
- Keep the painted fixture's page index while its prose parts for an initial.
- Keep a Share's continuation among the Writer's own Drafts.
- Let a Drop Cap be placed freely, and publish the one the Canvas drew.
- Drag the Plain rule, and replace every Divider in one action.
- Open a Chapter after the title page, not on it.
- Give a published page a code it keeps and words that follow the title.
- Reorder a Draft row's nine commands.
- Put the lock beside the locked-Draft dialog's title.
- Let a reader lay a published page out as pages or as one flow.
- Zoom a cluster by what stops it, not by a share of the Manuscript.
- Carry a printed image over the fold instead of up the page.
- Let the heading say what the running-head menu sets.
- Let a cluster's list wait to see whether one click is two.
- Let each Outline block decide what it can say.
- Stop paying to store an unpublished page.
- Let the locked-Draft offer be left rather than answered.
- Put the level on the Outline block, and the right title with it.
- Offer a published page's files to its readers.
- Keep source files greppable, and refuse literal control characters.
- Bound how many Guests an Organization may hold at once.
- Zoom deep enough to part a cluster, and stop its list catching the second click.
- Let a locked Draft be selected and read.
- Benchmark long-document layout against ADR 0012's flat-window claim.
- Settle a printed image against the prose its own band moved.
- Let a cluster zoom open the stack it stands for.
- Say so in development when a Book Decoration identifier is gone.
- Give each Outline level a row of its own.
- Keep the row's Publish command live on a Draft with no page.
- Refuse an edit into a locked Draft and offer one to continue in.
- Make a published page's files when the Writer publishes.
- Store and serve a published page's PDF and EPUB.
- Refuse to turn a page index into a page number.
- Complete the Structure ladder drag merge.
- Cite the page a Book gives it, in publish and in PDF.
- Stop the sync indicator claiming saved while a save is in flight.
- Keep a Draft row's controls in place and spend the ones it cannot run.
- Show the caret, Anchor, and scope pages as their Book has them.
- Let a Writer drag the Structure ladder's depth.
- Fit the widest mark in the gutter, and zoom a cluster on a double click.
- Number Outline and Anchor markers the way the page does.
- Drop the scope-override summary line from the Drafts panel heading.
- Let the marquee start in the gutter, and frame what it caught.
- Keep a clicked Draft row selected when its scope skips the first Block.
- Say a Draft is locked in words, and stop dimming what still works.
- Ask for the Stripe cutover confirmation once, not every release.
August 22, 2026
Publishing arrives: a Draft becomes a web page at an address you claim, set the way your Manuscript is set, with your own title page, running heads, and pictures — open to readers or reachable only by a private link. Readers get the contents within reach, the page in their own appearance, and a way to report one. The Timeline Drawer gains Anchor clusters, a Structure ladder in place of five menus, one filter band across both Timeline kinds, and a Visual Identity for every Anchor. Print and PDF now sit on the leading and baselines the Canvas actually uses, and switching Drafts costs one storage round trip instead of five.
Detailed changes 143
- Clear the two Astro type errors blocking the release build.
- Record where an image sits beside its anchor when the view cannot measure a page.
- Give every lane track a gutter to draw its ends into.
- Let a hover stay a tooltip, and keep the pinned card off the header.
- Ship a chunk that has no original source, and clear the release gates.
- Make the Drawer's Structure menu a ladder.
- Write the opening line's rule beside the overlay, not inside it.
- Slide the minimap past a drawn rail too.
- Hand a page control back through the lock, not around it.
- Give the cluster list a dialog, a divider, and Anchor identities.
- Hold a locked Draft's page still until it is unlocked.
- Centre the Outline strip when no band is drawn.
- Draw the ladder's depth as a rail rather than a line.
- Give each Timeline one pin, and name what it pinned.
- Let the opening status keep its namespace, and say so.
- Point every glyph in a Drawer cluster at the moment it marks.
- Stop a button press from selecting its own label.
- Set the print from the leading the Canvas is set to.
- Prototype the Structure menu as a ladder.
- Sit an Outline block flush against the start of its lane.
- Slide the minimap past a shut Sharing panel rather than padding it.
- Keep a placed image beside its paragraph under a narrowed Working Scope.
- Keep the minimap picture one width across a Sharing panel toggle.
- Offer one whole-manuscript Fit target for a single-Book manuscript.
- Give the layout comparison its own Canvas door.
- Put the fixed-name explanation in the heading's own tooltip.
- Walk the Playhead along the story axis.
- Give review rows the stack's shape.
- Say that an Outline or Timeline row opens a panel.
- Give a reader Studio's own appearance panel.
- Measure the Drawer axis across the story alone.
- Hold the opening line, then name the Manuscript.
- Give Anchor Insert Mode back its own styles.
- Make the Drawer's density toggle a real change of lane height.
- Let a page served from a handle host read itself.
- Name the signed-in address on the header Account row.
- Show a published page at the address a reader is given.
- Dress Studio's open failures as the plan-load card.
- Publish the margins the Writer moved.
- End a Chapter on the page it actually reaches.
- Allow the Google account picture under the image policy.
- Draw the page options with the app's own controls.
- Send the manuscript to an Anchor picked from a cluster.
- Publish the Draft the Sharing panel was opened for.
- Let a published page follow the Draft it came from.
- Let a Chapter's hover reveal only its own create control.
- Seat painted lines on the leading the page actually has.
- Draw one layout twice and measure the gap.
- Avoid blue ICO favicon fallback.
- Let a Writer change the name until a page is published.
- Put the baseline back where the Canvas puts it, measured.
- Take the label vocabulary from whichever Anchor is carrying it.
- Let a Writer claim the name their pages publish under.
- Set a line from the Canvas's own top, not from its baseline.
- Put each line's baseline where the Canvas put it.
- Let a Writer ask for the handle they publish under.
- Show every Studio open-failure state in the Dev Gallery.
- Fold the published page into the Sharing view.
- Let unchecking the last label clear the Outline item.
- Lay a print out in the Manuscript's own typography.
- Let the label vocabulary control answer with the bar shut.
- Stop a stale settings dialog from deleting labels it never held.
- Lift Add label to the section's own row and lead with the newest.
- Commit the settings panels when Done dismisses the dialog.
- Let the expiry field open the picker it looks like it opens.
- Leave the title page bare, and centre what the Canvas centres.
- Give a reader the page's text size and its time of day.
- Let a Draft that captured everything share its head too.
- Let a reader report the page they are reading.
- Put the Share form's controls in order.
- Offer a way out when Studio cannot open.
- Send the bytes of the pictures a page actually places.
- Lay the accent color and its palettes on two rows.
- Correct a pinned Outline filter's stored name on read.
- Let prose part for a picture, and publish one title page.
- Name the signed-in address on the Account row.
- Report lines of code and month-over-month growth.
- Keep the contents within reach of a reader mid-Book.
- Match one element to one role across the shared markup patterns.
- Publish the Writer's own title page, and let prose part for a picture.
- Let the scope name the pin and the title field name the filters.
- Read a Scoped Draft's paragraphs in runs, not one by one.
- Say why a Draft switch read the whole revision back.
- Serve a published page under its Writer's handle.
- Restore the compact mark's third page.
- Keep every Draft switch on the changed-paragraph path.
- Spend one storage round trip on a Draft switch, not five.
- Time a Draft switch step by step on the timeline.
- Publish the Manuscript's own pages, lines and pictures alike.
- Name a pinned Outline filter after the filters that make it.
- Give each Writer a handle to publish under.
- Put the Draft composition refresh on the performance timeline.
- Switch Drafts by sharing their stored revisions.
- Give the Visual Identity the editor's color palettes.
- Reconcile Book sections from their checkboxes.
- Say "passages" where a composed scope said "spans".
- Ask what a reader should see, not how the Manuscript is set.
- Stand the title and contents on a page of their own.
- Compose a pinned Outline filter from what the filter picked.
- Pin the filtered Outline as the Working Scope.
- Give the settings dialog a title row and the Manuscript's column width.
- Stand each published page as its own sheet of paper.
- Let a page publish without its running head or foot.
- Scroll to an appended Chapter in the render that draws it.
- Withhold the way back when an Anchor has nothing to reset.
- Make every explorer toolbar heading an h2.
- Settle the published page and give its sheets their heads.
- Measure the menu panel against what clips it.
- Write a Markdown export's pictures beside it rather than inside it.
- Keep the band's pin and Delete quiet until they are used.
- Stand the brand at the sheet's edge, not the window's.
- Stand the published page's brand at the page's own edge.
- Let New chapter answer in one repaint.
- Draw the settings name field's border in the rows' own line.
- Carry the pictures into Markdown, and name them in plain text.
- Read the labels a Manuscript stored before labels became a set.
- Stop the Share view announcing a read nobody can finish.
- Settle the settings dialog's chrome and its label rows.
- Open the details panels already naming the right Draft.
- Let the filter band own Delete and the label vocabulary.
- Keep the export option in place, and each format's own scene break.
- Let a publish survive an unreadable page format.
- Open the menu panel as wide as its widest option.
- Honour the lock at publish, and close the dialogs.
- Let an Anchor carry several labels, and settle its settings dialog.
- Set a published page the way the Manuscript is set.
- Let New chapter follow the filters the Outline is under.
- Make the Timeline filters a pinned header and rename its controls.
- Keep menu option text inside its row.
- Restrict a published page to the Draft's share list.
- Give the canvas runtime fixture the layout field production has.
- Close the Outline header with its settings gear.
- Let a Writer choose how a published page presents itself.
- Give the Outline the Manuscript's settings and its own toolbar.
- Export the words without the pictures.
- Steady the bulk bar's switch row and the band's Delete.
- Settle the filter band and leave the bar to labels.
- Let the Filters switch fold the whole band, on both Timeline kinds.
- Keep the initial and mark the break in a submission PDF.
- Keep a private page's key on the address after an update.
- Give both Timeline kinds one filter band.
- Save the Visual Identity an Anchor was given.
- Let the development runtime's plan reach the feature routes.
August 21, 2026
Printing and PDF now set the page from the Canvas itself: the manuscript paginates for print rather than photographing the screen, with running heads, running feet, page numbers, list markers, hanging punctuation, the hyphens the layout chose, and each image on the page it belongs to. You can publish a draft — whole manuscript or a scope of it — as a hosted web page, update it as the draft changes, and lock it behind a private link when it is not for everyone. The Outline gained bulk work: assign labels or delete anchors from the bar's own controls, with levels the manuscript holds none of greyed out. Every Anchor now carries a Visual Identity of its own, and cloud hydration no longer renames a project back over a rename you just made.
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- Find the Astro manifest wherever the build emits it.
- Give every Anchor a Visual Identity of its own.
- Stop the fill blinking when an icon button is pressed.
- Finish the Save-to-Done pass across the autosaving surfaces.
- Make every step of the artwork zoom take something.
- Delete Outline Anchors in bulk, from the bar's own controls.
- Publish under the id the Writer has, and say only refusals.
- Print one manuscript at a time.
- Mark Sheet rows as rows that open their Sheet.
- Let PDF export ask the Canvas how many pages carry anything.
- Save the crop the band previewed, not a narrower one.
- Give Project Settings a Done control that only dismisses.
- Let the Publishing panel follow the Canvas.
- Keep a half-typed row rename across a panel render.
- Preview the square a Sheet keeps of its picture.
- Give the comments toggle one icon family, and name the section for what it does.
- Reproject Manuscript structure when Book runs move.
- Keep an open row menu open across a panel render.
- Print an image on the page it belongs to, not where it was left.
- Let a Sheet's picture save while the Sheet is unnamed.
- Give the marker menu switch rows, wider icon gaps, and an anchor icon.
- Stop printing sheets of nothing at the end of a manuscript.
- Print the list markers, and hang the punctuation that hangs.
- Keep an "i" tooltip inside the window and its own panel.
- Keep an uncropped identity picture inside its frame.
- Open Assign bulk labels with a disclosure arrow.
- Keep Anchor glyphs on the justification stretch the text is drawn at.
- Say "syncing" while the Cloud is only connected.
- Give the label menu its Apply button and the Outline its comments toggle.
- Widen the manuscript row's artwork band.
- Refuse to widen a Draft capture past the Working Scope.
- Print the words the layout laid out, hyphens and all.
- Apply response policies without rebuilding the response.
- Fade a plan-locked Sharing or Publishing view as one block.
- Print the marks, the byline, and the PDF's head from the canvas.
- Answer a Draft switch in the panel, and drop two full reads.
- Give a Chapter that owns Scenes the trailing padding a Scene has.
- Lead an Outline row with its gutter control, not its chevron.
- Scope a line's paint data to its own block, not the document version.
- Grey out every Outline level the Manuscript holds none of.
- Keep the page-format buttons alive after a ruler drag.
- Let a nested row's hover cover its own trailing padding.
- Say None for an Outline level the Manuscript holds none of.
- Count each Outline level under its own name.
- Let the browser copy text the Writer selects outside the manuscript.
- Pin the rename field, gate publishing by plan, name the lock state.
- Offer the lock before publishing, and stop rename hiding the row.
- Keep the Outline row's add control visible without hover.
- Centre the Draft count on the toggle the Writer can see.
- Offer to create an account when Google signs in an unknown address.
- Show the publishing facts, and the icons that rendered as words.
- Route bulk Outline label assignment by item role.
- Keep a justified draw's word spacing off the widths measured after it.
- Stack the panel heading, and name a new Draft after its scope.
- Print the running head, running foot, and page number.
- Let an author lock a published page.
- Cover a parent row's top padding with its hover highlight.
- Confirm an unauthorized fetch before declaring the session expired.
- Assign labels to Outline Anchors in bulk, in the app's own menu.
- Grey out Outline detail levels the Manuscript cannot filter.
- Type the published paragraph's computed tag.
- Give every Outline item its own label slot.
- Centre the Draft count in the margin it is given.
- Publish a Draft as a public web page.
- Call the Working Scope what the document header calls it.
- Let a manuscript leave when its export cannot be counted.
- Take the per-frame document scans and anchor filters off the scroll path.
- Centre the Outline detail choices in their columns.
- Print the chosen scope through the browser instead of a PDF.
- Keep the projected Outline when a snapshot is saved.
- Make the panel heading the Working Scope, and its create control.
- Set headings in their own face, and print from a tab where WebKit needs one.
- Print from the export dialog, in the manuscript's own faces.
- Let print outrank the mobile chrome's viewport pins.
- Release the frame's min and max height when the manuscript prints.
- Key the full-document layout report to the build it reports.
- Validate a cached layout against the Manuscript while the scope is stale.
- Report a full-document layout when it is delivered, not started.
- Print a continuous-flow manuscript at the default page size.
- Paginate a continuous-flow manuscript when it prints.
- Hydrate media placements before the Manuscript's opening layout.
- Lay the manuscript out for print rather than printing the screen.
- Print the layout the canvas is drawing, not the last committed one.
- Promote the canonical cache when the scope has not re-resolved.
- Print the manuscript instead of a blank sheet.
- Print the manuscript when the browser's own Print asks.
- Save a Manuscript's Visual Identity once when its dialog closes.
- Keep a queued archive when cloud hydration answers stale.
- Sign the browser fixtures in properly, and see the gate that hid it.
- Let a boot cache read promote the canonical record.
- Stop cloud hydration renaming a Project back over a local rename.
- Let a whole-Manuscript Working Scope keep the canonical layout.
- Name image chunks after the image, and ask before sending.
- Print decorations, and set every PDF with the Canvas's layout.
August 19, 2026
Images now belong in a manuscript end to end: place one beside a paragraph, keep its hole in the text across a reload, and see it land in the right place in every export, with an allowance that belongs to the account rather than to one manuscript. Printing sets the page with the Canvas's own layout, letter spacing follows the paragraph the ruler is pointing at, and upgrading to Cloud starts checkout again for an account whose billing record had gone stale.
Detailed changes 19
- Stop reserving the minimap handle twice when text wraps.
- Spend the contract browser runs only where a browser can tell.
- Reset letter spacing for the document, not one paragraph.
- Letter-space the caret's paragraph, not the whole document.
- Keep a placed image's hole in the text across a reload.
- Make the agent gate pay for the surface a change touched.
- Name the docs a release may have made untrue.
- Set the printed page with the Canvas's own layout.
- Make the image allowance belong to the account.
- Cache the UI fonts immutably so the browser stops re-fetching them.
- Start checkout again after a deleted Stripe customer.
- Compress an image to fit, and enforce the allowance server-side.
- Let the engine space justified text, and stop repainting text a drag has not moved.
- Cap manuscript media, explain a scope it cannot resolve.
- Show a title in the title field, or nothing at all.
- Keep a scoped export to the content the scope names.
- Answer the print shortcut anywhere in Studio.
- Scale an upload to book size, and pick the Word format by loss.
- Let a developer-facing push reach main without a release day.
August 18, 2026
Type the docs contents columns as anchor links. Let the mobile sidebar take the taps aimed at it. Let a deliberate image deletion sync, and make it undoable. The day also includes 148 more improvements and fixes.
Detailed changes 151
- Type the docs contents columns as anchor links.
- Let the mobile sidebar take the taps aimed at it.
- Let a deliberate image deletion sync, and make it undoable.
- Pick the format order from the source, not just the quality.
- Refuse a wait loop that cannot finish, at the tool call.
- Give every agent wait a deadline, and sweep the ones without.
- Place dropped images where the text leaves room for them.
- Carry a sidebar image deletion into the open manuscript.
- Settle failure copy on one vocabulary and explain paused reviews.
- Repaint the Assets images list from the Files controller.
- Keep a lossless upload lossless, and transcode only where needed.
- Let an operator reconcile an uncertain report delivery.
- Route image picker selections to the image uploader.
- Measure what this browser does when it encodes an image.
- Stop background probes deleting a just-issued session cookie.
- Print a Manuscript through the PDF export.
- Date today's FAQ, pricing, and terms edits in the sitemap.
- Add the user wiki under /wiki.
- Make placed images survive the formats that carry them.
- Keep the first Manuscript name and the blank-space caret.
- Name sharing in the notice a new subscriber lands on.
- Keep the Cloud notice through Studio's startup rewrite.
- Say why the emailed link stops at the verify button.
- Confirm every Snapshot restore and protect the previewing case.
- Stop the auth fixtures blaming sign-up for a missing database.
- Stop a PDF image cutting through the line above it.
- Prove the webhook signing secret instead of attesting to it.
- Place PDF images beside their Block, not by page arithmetic.
- Follow the OS color scheme on the installed launch screen.
- Bound the reveal's layout wait so a silent worker cannot hide Studio.
- Open a large Manuscript without a transaction per Outline marker.
- Exclude scratch and artifact dirs from the tsconfig.
- Hide the mobile editor toolbar downwards.
- Let the header menu put the autosave dot away.
- Wait out a mobile-speed cloud restore before the empty workspace.
- Bind the mobile dev URL to a physical LAN interface.
- Carry the Stripe key to the operations Worker.
- Read the test worker override through an index access.
- Give the canvas layout double its block offsets and refresh two page dates.
- Reconcile Stripe entitlement daily and on the account page.
- Carry placed images into DOCX, EPUB, and HTML.
- Write down a live subscription the webhook never delivered.
- Return a paid subscriber to Studio with Cloud already on.
- Define the nightly run as a Cloudflare container.
- Record the block an image was placed beside.
- Leave images out of standard manuscript format.
- Draw placed images in the exported PDF.
- Run the nightly scheduled jobs without GitHub.
- Capture a safety Snapshot before every Snapshot restore.
- Report the persisted total while a Manuscript is still loading.
- Re-resolve the Working Scope before the layout it shapes.
- Say what the History notice covers, in one upgrade wording.
- Set each run at the size it asks for.
- Stop cloud sync failures reporting as an ordinary local save.
- Date the local save and drop the empty cloud line.
- Let a renamed Timeline keep its new title.
- Reveal a warm Manuscript switch at first usable.
- Set each passage in the family it asks for.
- Keep a Range Anchor whose Books changed places.
- Explain the sync dot in a hover tooltip.
- Keep header statistics on the Book the caret sits in.
- Embed only the glyphs a manuscript draws.
- Keep the gallery header sync label clear of the title.
- Withdraw deferred initialization once the session saves.
- Make the header sync status legible and honest about failures.
- Typeset the PDF in the manuscript's own face.
- Open the cloud manuscript when a pointer resolves to nothing.
- Open the cloud manuscript instead of flashing the empty workspace.
- Offer PDF as a manuscript export format.
- Show a merge's Review Changes when it starts.
- Keep the caret and the page in place when you press Return on a phone.
- Retain current release page dates.
- Stabilize facing-page preview windows.
- Place the caret through the prepared-render measurement.
- Retire the last Draft-panel page reloads.
- Adopt the in-flight canonical layout when the reveal is held.
- Keep a billing cadence off a plan nobody is billed for.
- Rebuild the Subscription card around the plan itself.
- Prune generated suites whose spec is gone.
- Repair the five failing acceptance features.
- Switch a Whole Manuscript Draft in place instead of reloading.
- Make one upgrade offer serve every plan-locked surface.
- Initialize a draft only against the record the decision saw.
- Preserve list structure in DOCX, HTML, and EPUB imports.
- Let a Writer upload and crop their own profile photo.
- Import EPUB publications and round-trip exported ones.
- Observe cross-document view transitions from the head.
- Hide the composition disclosure while a Draft choice is selected.
- Offer the upgrade where a free plan locks the archive.
- Correct Markdown and DOCX list, scene-break, and escaping output.
- Anchor the Working Scope menu to its trigger.
- Name the Working Scope export choice by its kind.
- Stop the save indicator claiming work that is still pending.
- Allow checkout after canceled subscription.
- Offer EPUB as a manuscript export format.
- Offer the Cloud upgrade section in the account menu.
- Name a single-Book Project's scope for the Manuscript.
- Wire private Draft branching.
- Name the Draft kind precisely in export choice details.
- Adopt the in-flight canonical layout instead of restarting it.
- Keep the chosen billing interval through reload and checkout.
- Name the Draft and its scope in the export scope menu value.
- Repair working scope QA regressions.
- Keep one steadily progressing manuscript row through import.
- Observe skipped view transitions instead of leaking aborts.
- Complete shared Draft lifecycle.
- Give every account section its own named card.
- Keep a settled local-only Manuscript off the socket.
- Keep the password change in Security and the portal for subscribers.
- Remember a plan refusal instead of collecting one per event.
- Give the account page one section that saves as you tick.
- Offer the Working Scope and every Draft as manuscript export choices.
- Stop autosave announcing a save it will not perform.
- Keep Working Scope drafts coherent.
- Name the connection when Studio cannot finish opening offline.
- Treat a plan refusal as an arrangement, not a failure.
- Refine cloud checkout handoff.
- Teach the launch preflight the plan's Cloud name and metadata.
- Exclude blue favicons from dark mode.
- Divide and name the Working Scope pinned slot, drop absent scopes.
- Open Studio upgrades in Stripe Checkout.
- Stop purging the browser cache on every dev navigation.
- Check the prices the Cloud plan actually sells.
- Prioritize adaptive favicon candidates.
- Ask the owner's plan before every way of sharing.
- Record the release in the compatibility manifest.
- Pair raster favicons with color scheme.
- Refuse chunk uploads before they reach the bucket.
- Adapt the favicon to browser color scheme.
- Keep the browser tab title in step with a shelf rename of the open Project.
- Resume the minimap drag preview at the visible window.
- Change your password without leaving the account page.
- Offer product-update email as one choice above both routes in.
- Stop asking the browser to purge its cache on sign-out.
- Animate every card, enlarge kickers, and make cards clickable.
- Say what the editor costs, and lead the hero pair with the tour.
- Keep Pricing in the header on a phone.
- Make the billing toggle switch prices and align cards on subgrid.
- Keep Pricing beside the auth buttons at the trailing edge.
- Keep the brand name and the full Studio invitation on a phone.
- Stop forcing the retired early-adopter discount onto checkout.
- Stop a closing phone drawer from summoning the keyboard.
- Let the server decide the project archive, and lock the option.
- Require a paid account to hold a Role that writes.
- Describe Cloud at its real price and name the seat plan ahead.
- Reserve the project archive and publishing integrations for Cloud.
- Require a subscription to send a manuscript for review.
- Settle unsubscribed manuscripts into local-only saving.
- Gate cloud writes on the manuscript owner's plan.
- Gate plans on cloud features rather than quantities.
- Stop reconciliation and dev cookies from standing in for a plan.
August 12, 2026
Account management grows up: Taking a break now pauses billing rather than closing the account, closure is confirmed by email and completed on its own route, and sensitive changes explain why they ask you to sign in again. Studio keeps your place more reliably — the caret survives chrome clicks, panel closes, and page-format dialogs, the phone header names the page you are on, focus mode is remembered, and Working Scope switches in a single frame. Studio also opens faster, and new workspaces start on Silver Paper and Graphite.
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- Deploy the server entry the adapter now emits.
- Regenerate the app Worker types for the Cloud Sync binding.
- Seat the phone page number beside the document menu.
- Name the page a phone writer is on in the header.
- Warm the modules a Studio page actually imports.
- Remember focus mode and close the rail it leaves behind.
- Erase only the deleted account's local Studio data.
- Delete the task branch when its work lands.
- Switch the Working Scope in one frame and land a one-page scope at its top.
- Leave the Writer's page alone when document fonts load.
- Name the verification email's button for what it does.
- Hold the dev prebundling lists to the client module graph.
- Stop the empty workspace flashing and the focus-mode rails appearing.
- Confirm a completed deletion on its own route.
- Return the caret when a page-format dialog closes.
- Restore the full scroll extent when the Working Scope widens.
- Finish a confirmed deletion after the visitor signs in again.
- Keep the desktop caret through chrome clicks and panel closes.
- Confirm a pause by email and show it on the account card.
- Warm the Studio route and prebundle its dependencies.
- Classify the document header menu section attribute.
- Prompt for a fresh sign-in in place, naming the action.
- Keep the signup browser's one-click verification alive for a day.
- Simplify the check-email and verify-email copy.
- Keep the document menu reachable and hide phone statistics.
- Snap the Sharing panel open instead of wiping it in.
- Make Taking a break pause billing instead of closing the account.
- Keep the caret on the space typed at a line end.
- Default to Silver Paper and Graphite.
- Say why a sensitive account change needs a fresh sign-in.
- Keep the phone caret through chrome taps and drawer closes.
- Link auth-dev.sqlite WAL sidecars.
- Reach Cloud Sync through a service binding when deleting.
- Clip the closed panels away in focus mode.
- Offer account closure only to paid tiers.
August 11, 2026
Tabularia opens its Public Beta with immediate verified account access and live monthly and yearly Pro Checkout, and brings DOCX export alongside stronger authentication and offline protection. Studio gains a large round of writing and reliability work: a redrawn Manuscripts list, a phone chrome toggle in the navigation dock, steadier page layout and minimap tracking while you resize or zoom, faster manuscript opening, restored scope, tab, and caret positions after a reload, settings that save when their dialog closes, and Storage & Usage moved into Project Settings.
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- Follow the manuscript row restyle in its own contracts.
- Keep the account button flush right on a phone.
- Classify the entitlement plan links as selector hooks.
- Let a release stand on a locally verified CI run.
- Stop the phone chrome toggle failing its own resize frame.
- Take a blank-space tap in the flow's trailing blank page.
- Make the disabled chrome arrows read as grey.
- Import a manuscript into its own row.
- Keep the Manuscript's empty final paragraph in the Working Scope.
- Let the chrome arrows report their bar's own state.
- Place the caret in a continuous Manuscript's blank space.
- Give a Project one name from creation onwards.
- Hold the continuous lead steady when the header shows.
- Commit Block Style edits when the settings dialog closes.
- Stop a plain settings visit from rewriting the Manuscript.
- Animate the manuscript row's hover-out.
- Lead the continuous canvas past the document header.
- Move the phone chrome toggle into the navigation dock.
- Save manuscript settings when the dialog closes.
- Carry an unshipped release day forward.
- Offer sign up where an anonymous workspace has no plan to manage.
- Add an optional local run of both CI jobs.
- Keep Pricing beside the Studio button when signed in.
- Import hydration prefetch types through the Module Interface.
- Start the Canvas startup reads while the lifecycle module loads.
- Give the storage plan line a route to Account.
- Give every viewport the editor chrome toggle.
- Measure the Canvas startup steps that run before hydration.
- Centre the tooltip "i" and keep the storage panel in bounds.
- Stop a missing release tag reading as an existing one.
- Let the injected hydration read use the prefetched window.
- Start the hydration Block read at first paint.
- Anchor the storage tooltip to its own "i".
- Move the Release Notes page date with each release.
- Stop the sitemap date check reading a shallow checkout.
- Index the Blocks Outline anchor repair looks up.
- Name the plan in force and move storage prose into a tooltip.
- Resolve Anchor positions through the text offset index.
- Close the strip a shut Sharing panel left beside the minimap.
- Let the hydrated window reveal before the Outline converges.
- Measure the rest of what hydration does before it reports.
- Measure each hydration pass the reveal waits for.
- Drop stale glyph widths when FontFaces finish loading.
- Resolve the restored Working Scope before hydration reads the cache.
- Open with generated Outline anchors hidden.
- Cache the canonical layout a narrowed Working Scope composed.
- Track the visible document with the thumb during a minimap resize.
- Show the diverging signature text in development.
- Locate the block a canonical layout cache rejection came from.
- Name the input that blocks a canonical layout cache write.
- Keep the Alignment back arrow inside its own button.
- Log workspace device-class decision inputs at boot.
- Search the spaces a writer types into Find.
- Date the sitemap and keep the browser gate out of the page outline.
- Give the toolbar submenus the spacing dialogs' title row.
- Declare the 48px favicon so search engines can pick it up.
- State the Sharing panel flag in production configuration.
- Clear the type errors the staging merge left.
- Ask only for Material Symbols the local subset carries.
- Gate the account menu's Profile and Organization rows.
- Drop Pricing for subscribers and name the Studio button.
- Classify data-page-home in the DOM state surface guard.
- End-align toolbar dialog titles and close the zoom sheet.
- Give Install its own menu section and per-OS steps.
- Move Storage & Usage into Project Settings.
- Ship the true-vector layered mark everywhere the logo appears.
- Stop a stale session probe deleting a fresh session.
- Trim the site nav to Pricing and clear the homepage header.
- Show the Google profile photo on the Account menu row.
- Give the status card body its own row.
- Offer the update prompt only to the installed app.
- Keep first visible Canvas geometry final through toggles and boot restores.
- Repair the editor-state suite after the staging merge.
- Drop the zoom preview to fast-quality balanced composition.
- Compose the live zoom preview with the canonical balanced budget.
- Keep proofing menu coordinates and scope page marker honest.
- Keep reloads warm and reveal cold Manuscript opens promptly.
- Restore Assets tab and pinned selections across reloads.
- Stop page-format sync echoes from re-running full-document relayout.
- Include the trailing blank page in the minimap extent.
- Converge canonical layout after late hyphenation readiness.
- Stop the inline inset from shortening full-width wraps.
- Hide out-of-scope anchors and land the canvas layout PRD specs.
- Reject stale cached canonical layouts after a zoom or width change.
- Release bridged minimap error at scroll rate, not catch-up pace.
- Give resize viewport-tracking pins a settle budget.
- Keep narrow minimaps live through resizes and repair the resize suite.
- Restore the saved caret once the boot window hydrates.
- Keep full-width pages symmetric and viewport-filling across zoom.
- Remove the phone minimap overlay.
- Ship the compact mark in the favicon and header.
- Carry the first visit from the title into the page.
- Allow claim-less cloud reservations after the limit drop.
- Keep scoped previews on the compressed manuscript.
- Stop the cloud ledger throwing on unlimited actions.
- Stop resetting header choices after the first visit.
- Hold the reveal at minimap-pending until the minimap paints.
- Add logo variations to the Dev Gallery.
- Drop the generic skip link from Studio.
- Unify toolbar dialog geometry.
- Keep minimap scroll continuous after resize.
- Streamline email verification sign-in.
- Contain toolbar submenu headers.
- Time out stalled Resend requests.
- Avoid blocking dev email requests.
- Reset new account header defaults.
- Keep scoped chapter paint contained.
- Stop Backspace progress flash.
- Separate unclassified traffic.
- Align production CSP scripts.
- Restore live panel resize wrapping.
- Enforce stable Canvas layout promotion.
- Publish one note per day.
- Preserve scoped mobile viewport.
- Retain incomplete Manuscript word count.
- Overlay toolbar child dialogs.
- Narrow mobile working scope content.
- Keep floating controls stationary.
- Eliminate delayed Sharing panel reflow.
- Keep toolbar resets borderless.
- Align tablet header disclosures.
- Unify toolbar dialog resets.
- Avoid delayed resize repaint.
- Fill tablet header control track.
- Make typography titles navigate back.
- Keep resize scroll cache aligned.
- Unify responsive control sizes.
- Align narrow header control grid.
- Expose style template value interface.
- Reconcile merged behavior checks.
- Keep Outlook delivery light.
- Prevent mobile button tap flicker.
- Match formatting reset icon.
- Pad Studio header action.
- Skip request state during prerendering.
- Enforce shared draft copy limits.
- Reset built-in styles to system defaults.
- Let export menus escape dialog clipping.
- Fill Studio header action.
- Expose administration client interface.
- Keep tablet header controls stationary.
- Prevent WebKit canvas flicker.
- Preserve dark preview body text.
- Keep format style target in sync.
- Create mobile range anchors.
- Clarify mobile markup command.
- Keep selection spacing previews painted.
- Preserve DOCX submission formatting.
- Keep narrow document header to two rows.
- Restore desktop canvas width.
- Require Stripe account context evidence.
- Export manuscripts as DOCX.
- Open verified public beta checkout.
- Lift mobile page controls into first row.
- Theme mobile selection menu.
- Restore typography control focus.
- Announce live checkout.
- Align typography dialog bottoms.
- Enable production checkout.
- Keep Outlook light reading text readable.
- Match typography dialog heights.
- Suppress stale minimap reversal paint.
- Lock offline data after session loss.
- Widen font size menu.
- Make password reset atomic.
- Keep export menus inside dialog.
- Preserve Markdown in large exports.
- Avoid delayed canvas repaint on minimap toggle.
- Clarify Markdown exports.
- Prevent authenticated HTML caching.
- Anchor header menus by client position.
- Align administration markup contracts.
- Start-align Writing Tools panel.
- Close account and manuscript boundaries.
- Avoid canvas flicker on minimap toggle.
- Fill mobile sharing panel to dock.
- Separate Markdown export blocks.
- Clarify export scope and draft.
- Separate profile ownership workflows.
- Move administration to organization page.
- Open Tabularia Public Beta access.
- Simplify manuscript row actions.
- Fill sharing panel view.
- Restore manuscript row spacing.
- Floor manuscript action rail width.
- Preserve explorer panel width.
- Create a Free account with Google for immediate Studio access, or verify a password account to enter Studio without an invitation.
- Open verified accounts that were reserved during the Private Alpha while keeping revoked accounts unavailable.
- Complete Google authentication redirects reliably from an installed Tabularia app.
- Keep product-update email consent optional and offer secure Stripe Checkout for monthly and yearly Pro plans.
August 6, 2026
Tabularia entered Private Alpha as a local-first manuscript workspace with account-backed cloud synchronization. Invited Writers could work in the page-aware Studio, organize Projects and Timelines, use Review and Snapshots, recover their accounts, and receive durable access notifications.
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- Reserve an account, then wait for a private Alpha invitation before entering Studio.
- Write locally in Studio and synchronize Projects, current drafts, Snapshots, Review state, Anchors, and media through the account-backed cloud service.
- Verify email addresses, recover passwords, and receive durable account and Alpha-access notifications through the production delivery queue.
- Edit Manuscripts in Studio with page-aware Canvas rendering, Anchors, Timelines, Review Changes, and Snapshots.
- Manage locally stored Projects from the Studio Files shelf with account-aware access.
- Read public pricing, FAQ, privacy, terms, and documentation pages for early Writers.
July 21, 2026
Tabularia became safer to update, use offline, and trust with large Manuscripts. This day introduced release-aware app updates, paragraph-scoped Review, resilient image uploads, bounded large-Manuscript startup and synchronization, stronger local recovery, and a higher Free word limit.
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- Review what changed from the in-app update notice before choosing whether to update now or later.
- Require a new release-notes entry before a live production deployment can begin.
- Require an explicit release-email decision while keeping every campaign behind a separate preview and approval.
- Upload PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF images even when the browser cannot encode AVIF, using a verified WebP or PNG fallback instead.
- Keep manuscript and image rows visually stable while cloud-upload progress changes.
- Preserve the image's actual encoded format through local storage, cloud sync, and restore.
- Type into a blank Markup paragraph immediately after creating it, with the new text rendered as an Addition.
- Backspace normally through an Addition without moving the caret to the wrong edge of the change.
- Preserve paragraph-scoped Additions when splitting paragraphs and keep structural Review changes out of ordinary text input.
- Recover cleanly when another browser tab signs the account out.
- Open very large manuscripts through a bounded first-paint path while complete layout and storage hydration continue safely.
- Keep typing, minimap navigation, ruler scrolling, and panel resizing responsive deep into a long manuscript.
- Keep manuscript word counts and Find results current as the working draft changes.
- Protect generated Outline Anchors while keeping ordinary Anchors available for the Writer to move or delete.
- Synchronize oversized working-copy revisions in bounded chunks instead of exceeding cloud operation limits.
- Reopen manuscripts already stored on this device, write offline, save locally, and export a Project archive without caching private Studio pages.
- Pause cloud synchronization until the returning app and server confirm storage and sync compatibility.
- Preserve and validate a local recovery checkpoint before activating an accepted app update.
- Warn when browser storage is running low and explain quota-related local save failures.
- Write Free manuscripts up to 100,000 words, doubled from the previous 50,000-word limit.
- Require tested historical storage-upgrade fixtures before a production deployment can begin.
- Enable Markup for a paragraph, Chapter, or Scene while continuing to edit the one working draft.
- See local red deletions and green additions, add Review Comments, navigate focused Change Items, and accept or reject each edit.
- Keep Review state aligned through structural edits, Snapshots, reloads, cloud sync, mobile interaction, and Anchor or Timeline navigation.
- Retire the separate Review Session and review-draft reconciliation workflow.