Mark 2.0 is the biggest update yet. • Insights. Mark notices the things worth knowing, like a ritual coming back after months away, and shows you one at a time, only when there's something to show. • Threads. Gather the moments that belong together — a person, a place, a project — and read them like a book. • Private threads. Lock one and it opens only with Face ID; its moments stay out of your story, search, widgets and the web. • Chapters, rebuilt. Name a stretch of days — a trip, a new job, the week you were sick — and every day inside shows where you are: "day 3 of 7". Chapters can overlap, start tomorrow or stay open. • Every ritual at a glance. Its page shows your days as squares, from a month to a year, with how often you kept it right beside them. • Your journal on any computer. Read your whole journal and write with a real keyboard at markjournal.app. Everything is sealed on your iPhone first. • Email a moment. Send words or photos to your own private address and they wait in your drafts, sealed the moment they arrive. • Coming from Day One? Bring your whole journal with you: dates, photos and places. • A new free plan. Mark is free to keep, with your whole history. Thank you for keeping your days with Mark.

Bring your old journal with you. Mark now reads a Day One export whole — every entry, with its photographs, its places and its dates. Tags become threads you can actually read, and an import can be taken straight back out. Ask mark. On iPhones with Apple Intelligence, ask a question about your own life and the answer is drawn from your own entries, on your phone. Nothing is sent anywhere. Found wherever you look. Your moments turn up in iPhone search, Siri can write one down without opening the app, and Apple Intelligence now understands a journal natively. One page, no fields. The composer stopped asking you to name things. Write, and a short first line becomes the title on its own. A day, read as one entry. A day with several moments in it reads as one continuous page instead of a stack of cards. Chapters. Name the stretch a day belonged to — a trip, a course, a hard month — so the numbers make sense. Plus two full-height widgets, photographs at their full size with Live Photos intact, and an iPad that uses the whole screen.

the day itself • a day is now a thing you can keep. how it felt, and anything you want to say about it — read back as one line: "a bright day, 195 days into injury." • chapters — name a stretch of your life and every day inside it says so. an injury, a trip, a rehab, a big push, or your own words. one day or one year. they show up on your month, and you can tap one to see just those days. • links, the way you wanted them — hide a link behind your own words, and decide for each one whether it shows a preview. hold a card to hide it, hold the tag to bring it back. • iPad — threads, chapters, writing into a day, and the full moment page all work on iPad now.

small repairs • writing a moment — tapping back into what you wrote puts the cursor where you tapped, and the copy and paste menu is back. deleting at the top no longer throws the page to the bottom. • setting a custom time — swipe the hour or minute column like a spinner. the buttons are still there for the last nudge. thank you to the reader who wrote in with both.

threads. the moments that belong together, kept together. a thread opens like a book — a cover, a title page, one moment per page — or as a folio you can read straight through. make one from a moment you already kept, and mark offers the others that look like they belong. write on a computer. markapp.northos.xyz, paired to your phone with a six-digit code. a real keyboard for the long entries, and what you write waits there as a draft until you keep it in mark. what you start on your phone stays on your phone. what you write on the web is locked before it leaves, with a key only your phone and your browser hold — nobody at the other end can read it, and unpaired, nothing syncs at all. the day, as a page. your rhythm across the day, the marks you kept, and where you are in it. the top of today is yours now — a favourite you starred, your threads, both, or the day's story exactly as it was. also · gallery — an eighth palette, white and without warmth · a run that is worth naming says so, on the ritual's own page · moods on a mark, and a celebration you can actually see · the calendar comes home to its own tab · drafts in one place, each one saying whether it came from the web or a device · the week you just had — when everything's tended, today's list becomes your last seven days, brightest day first · français — everything this release grew, translated · fixes: undo last now works on tasks, not only on daily rituals. the task band no longer collapses or indents itself. a task you missed leaves today and waits in the library. reminders keep the time you set, intervals stopped becoming "every 7 days", and sharing a photo no longer fails. the palette you chose stays chosen, and stops reverting to an older one on its own. swiping to mark carries through now instead of springing back.

mark 1.5 is the biggest update yet — a new look, a new rhythm, and your story told the way you lived it. • today's story — your day gathers itself as you live it: marks, moments, photos, and moods on one timeline • journaling suggestions — mark now works with Apple's Journal API: your suggestions and recents show up right inside the app, ready to become moments • moments — write it down, pin the place, keep the photo — and keep your favorite links and shares inside your moments, previews and all • share to mark — send a link, a photo, or a thought from any app straight into your story • the day journal — every day is a page: what you kept, what you wrote, and the story it adds up to • a warmer mark — refreshed themes and type, and every screen readable in the light • at home on iPad — the editor finally has the room it deserves plus dozens of small things smoothed over. make your mark.

a moment written about a past day now saves to that day. open a day, write about it, and the entry stays there. it had been quietly filing to today instead — nothing was lost, it just went to the wrong date. entries saved before this update keep the date they were given, so if you've written about a past day recently, it's worth a look back.

mark on ipad. the whole app, laid out for a screen that has the room. four columns — where you are, what's around it, what you're reading, and the detail beside it. nothing important hidden behind a tap. a day, read as a page. today's story, a moment, a square on the calendar — they all lead to the same place. the day opens as a page, with what you tended that day and every photo you kept. made for a keyboard. ⌘1–4 to move between today, moments, library and insights. ⌘N to make something. ⌘, for settings. esc to step back. also · rituals, tasks and moments run two-up when there's room for them · the moments grid fills the width it's given, at any size · photos hold their frame everywhere they appear · small fixes on iphone, carried across from the same work

Several bug fixes: marking from outside the app now works properly. • tap "mark it" on a reminder and it's kept — even if the app was closed • the mark button on the widget records for real now • ask siri to log something and it actually logs it • tapping a reminder opens the thing it's about if you ever marked something and couldn't find it later, this was why. thank you to everyone who mentioned it.

• Cleaning up throughout — fewer steps to add something, less on screen • Bug fixes • Premium polish

ten new icons. choose the colour your mark wears on your home screen — terra, rose, ochre, moss, teal, slate, lilac, and two on cream. settings › appearance. your look follows you. your name, photo, theme, accents, icon and typeface now travel with you — to a new phone, a second device, or a fresh install. your story always did. now the rest does too. en français. the whole app is now translated for french-speaking canada. also · you can see at a glance that you're on premium, in settings · the little milestone notes no longer repeat themselves · a handful of french text that was still showing in english

Widgets are here. see today's rituals, what's up next, and your progress right on your home screen. they wear your theme and accent, and you can mark a ritual without opening the app. also in this update: • choose your type style: editorial, classic, or modern (settings, appearance) • a calmer today page: lighter tags, a cleaner story line, your rituals front and center • friendlier composers: the keyboard rises right away and save is easy to find • a fresh liquid glass look on iOS 26 • small fixes and refinements throughout

Small fixes, steadier days. • Reminders now keep arriving reliably through the day, even when the app stays closed. • Anything you delete now stays gone, on every device. • The moment composer is clearer: the time is easy to change, and the title invites you in. Keep making your mark.