Flow: Note Taking & Sketchbook
Sketch, Notebook & Whiteboard
Free · In‑App Purchases
Flow can now snap your strokes into perfect lines and shapes. Plus a new Flat Brush, a redesigned ruler, and the new Tool Designer.
Flow helps you make beautiful notes and draw with realistic ink and paper.
Take notes, sketch, journal and plan all within the one app. With Apple Pencil, writing and drawing in Flow feels incredibly responsive, and you can even collaborate on documents with friends and colleagues.
—FEATURES—
- Infinite width documents, just swipe and keep writing and drawing
- Secure storage, synced between your devices
- Create your own unique set of drawing tools
- Colored paper with dot grid, squared, lined or blank styles
- Customizable gestures
- Advanced Apple Pencil support
- Organize your documents with customizable notebook covers
- Elegant minimal interface that puts everything at your fingertips
- Export images and timelapse videos
- Multitask on iPad with Split View, Slide Over and drag-and-drop
Membership with Flow includes realtime cloud storage and backup for your documents and tools across all of your devices.
—MEMBERSHIP—
Download Flow to try it free. After your free trial, Flow requires a subscription which provides you with regular app updates and realtime cloud storage of your documents. Monthly and discounted yearly options are available. If your subscription lapses, Flow remains available in read-only mode.
—QUESTIONS?—
We love to speak with users, so feel free to reach out at any time via the Flow menu under Help > Contact Support.
If you have a feature idea, please let us know at https://bonobo.canny.io/flow.
Want to learn more about Timepage, Actions, or Flow? Visit https://bonobolabs.com to read our guides.
—MORE—
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—THANK YOU—
more Have you ever written on magic paper? We have. You might know Moleskine for its world-famous notebooks: pages of creamy paper that feel amazing under your pen. Flow by Moleskine brings that experience to your iPhone and iPad.
Have you ever written on magic paper? We have. You might know Moleskine for its world-famous notebooks: pages of creamy paper that feel amazing under your pen. Flow by Moleskine brings that experience to your iPhone and iPad.
I have hastily tried around 20 different apps in search of a suitable application to perform remote teaching once Covid had forced me out of the classroom. I’m a math professor and needed an application that allowed an unlimited page length. I attempted to get by with others that had other helpful drawing tools, but having to open a new page every couple minutes ultimately made those apps a deal breaker. Now, apples notes was working well, but the inability to save in a format other than its own proprietary file system left me in search of a solution. At this point I discovered Flow which had almost everything that I needed. There is always room for improvement, but the developers seem to be on top of all that while making continual updates as well as creating new features (rulers as of late). I would like to see the ability to draw a strait line without having to open the ruler for that, but this is something users can ask for and the developers appear to listen. That one aspect alone is a huge game changer for me. I’m just not used to using software where the devs listen to the customer/users. All in all, flow and it’s other apps have proved to be absolutely essential for teaching remotely. I could go on and on about how I use the features to create a learning environment that makes the remote learning process much less painless for both me and my students, but I’d suggest give it a try.
Developer Response Hi - thank you so much! It is always nice to hear positive feedback from our customers. Those words definitely motivate us to do better and better. Cheers, Anj
I have hastily tried around 20 different apps in search of a suitable application to perform remote teaching once Covid had forced me out of the classroom. I’m a math professor and needed an application that allowed an unlimited page length. I attempted to get by with others that had other helpful drawing tools, but having to open a new page every couple minutes ultimately made those apps a deal breaker. Now, apples notes was working well, but the inability to save in a format other than its own proprietary file system left me in search of a solution. At this point I discovered Flow which had almost everything that I needed. There is always room for improvement, but the developers seem to be on top of all that while making continual updates as well as creating new features (rulers as of late). I would like to see the ability to draw a strait line without having to open the ruler for that, but this is something users can ask for and the developers appear to listen. That one aspect alone is a huge game changer for me. I’m just not used to using software where the devs listen to the customer/users. All in all, flow and it’s other apps have proved to be absolutely essential for teaching remotely. I could go on and on about how I use the features to create a learning environment that makes the remote learning process much less painless for both me and my students, but I’d suggest give it a try.
Hi - thank you so much! It is always nice to hear positive feedback from our customers. Those words definitely motivate us to do better and better. Cheers, Anj
Learn from 53, Flow team. Once upon a time there was an app called Paper, by 53. It failed to improve and progress the way it’s users needed it to and now it’s a piece of crap. You guys are riding a very thin line with having minimal tools and options while still remaining relevant and having a very elegant app that’s a joy to use. As long as apps like Procreate exist, where you only pay once and can be as “pro” or as basic as you want with it, Flow is going to be a challenging sell. You’re riding on brand and aesthetics and that may not carry you forever. But I get the vision of Flow and I personally love it. I’m a graphic designer, so it’s nice having a digital space to draw and think while not worrying about layers or being too granular with my sketches. Flow gives me permission to be messy, and I like that. The paper formats are nice, I’ve found myself using the ruled format from time to time to take notes since Flow has my favorite interface (and sounds!) of any drawing app...so why not? Tools are great, I love the color picker and lack of total freedom while still having a TON of options. I don’t feel restricted with color. I’d be wary with adding much in the way of functionality, but new tools from time to time would be fun. I’m looking forward to the app getting better at what it already does as opposed to becoming more feature-heavy.
Learn from 53, Flow team. Once upon a time there was an app called Paper, by 53. It failed to improve and progress the way it’s users needed it to and now it’s a piece of crap. You guys are riding a very thin line with having minimal tools and options while still remaining relevant and having a very elegant app that’s a joy to use. As long as apps like Procreate exist, where you only pay once and can be as “pro” or as basic as you want with it, Flow is going to be a challenging sell. You’re riding on brand and aesthetics and that may not carry you forever. But I get the vision of Flow and I personally love it. I’m a graphic designer, so it’s nice having a digital space to draw and think while not worrying about layers or being too granular with my sketches. Flow gives me permission to be messy, and I like that. The paper formats are nice, I’ve found myself using the ruled format from time to time to take notes since Flow has my favorite interface (and sounds!) of any drawing app...so why not? Tools are great, I love the color picker and lack of total freedom while still having a TON of options. I don’t feel restricted with color. I’d be wary with adding much in the way of functionality, but new tools from time to time would be fun. I’m looking forward to the app getting better at what it already does as opposed to becoming more feature-heavy.
I’ve been searching for a drawing program EXACTLY like this for years now. Everything is exactly how I’ve wished drawing programs would be and feels completely natural. I got an iPad hoping to reignite my passion for art but didn’t have much luck because the programs I was using didn’t flow (no pun intended) or feel natural. I felt held back. Switching to Flow has brought everything I loved about art back full-force. It’s easy to use and just feels “right.” For the first time in years I’ve been looking forward to drawing every second of my day- during work all I can think about is how excited I am to draw during break, and after my break, I can hardly wait to get home to keep drawing. Art was such an important thing to me growing up and losing it hit me hard. Flow bringing my enthusiasm back means more to me than I could put into words. **Edit: I originally wrote this saying that I wished layers would be added, but after a few days of usage, I take that back. I’ve quickly adjusted to not using layers (though I will say, I’m used to using 2-3 layers at most, so there wasn’t a huge readjustment I had to go through) and I prefer the program without them. I never noticed before how much layers stall and complicate the process. So, I truly and honestly wouldn’t change anything about Flow. I honestly think it’s the perfect art program.
Developer Response Hi - thank you so much for taking the time to leave us this amazing review! Every bit of feedback like this does so much to help us out. Adding layers is not available yet but this feature is already listed on our feature request board: https://bonobo.canny.io/flow/p/layers. Please add your vote to help bump it up our list and also so that you'll be notified automatically if the status changes. We’re very grateful for customers like you and hope you stick with us for years to come! Regards, Anj
I’ve been searching for a drawing program EXACTLY like this for years now. Everything is exactly how I’ve wished drawing programs would be and feels completely natural. I got an iPad hoping to reignite my passion for art but didn’t have much luck because the programs I was using didn’t flow (no pun intended) or feel natural. I felt held back. Switching to Flow has brought everything I loved about art back full-force. It’s easy to use and just feels “right.” For the first time in years I’ve been looking forward to drawing every second of my day- during work all I can think about is how excited I am to draw during break, and after my break, I can hardly wait to get home to keep drawing. Art was such an important thing to me growing up and losing it hit me hard. Flow bringing my enthusiasm back means more to me than I could put into words. **Edit: I originally wrote this saying that I wished layers would be added, but after a few days of usage, I take that back. I’ve quickly adjusted to not using layers (though I will say, I’m used to using 2-3 layers at most, so there wasn’t a huge readjustment I had to go through) and I prefer the program without them. I never noticed before how much layers stall and complicate the process. So, I truly and honestly wouldn’t change anything about Flow. I honestly think it’s the perfect art program.
Hi - thank you so much for taking the time to leave us this amazing review! Every bit of feedback like this does so much to help us out. Adding layers is not available yet but this feature is already listed on our feature request board: https://bonobo.canny.io/flow/p/layers. Please add your vote to help bump it up our list and also so that you'll be notified automatically if the status changes. We’re very grateful for customers like you and hope you stick with us for years to come! Regards, Anj
Oh snap, it's a new update for Flow and it's all about making straight lines and perfect shapes. Actually, it's not all about that, there is a bunch of other cool stuff too like a brand new brush tool and updated Tool Designer.
Here's what's new:
- Snap perfect lines and shapes. Flow can now detect what you've just drawn and turn it into a perfect straight line or shape. After drawing a stroke, simply hold still for a brief moment without lifting up. Flow detects straight lines, curved lines, rectangles (including squares), circles, ellipses, and triangles. Nearly straight lines snap to perfectly straight and let you drag the end point around, snapping to horizontal and vertical as you get close. You can even enable a menu that pops up to add arrows and dots to the ends of your lines. Find the preferences in the Drawing and Gestures settings.
- Redesigned ruler. The ruler now comes in two modes: Simple and Technical. The new Simple ruler puts a ruler object on the page that you can drag around, rotate with two fingers, and draw along its edges. Tap the magnet icon to snap rotation to 5 degree increments, or tap the rotation handle to set it perfectly horizontal or vertical. The previous design lives on as Technical mode.
- New Flat Brush tool. Similar to the round brush pen, but with a wide flat brush tip that can be rotated and a more pronounced faded edge.
- Updated Tool Designer. The Tool Setup screen is now the Tool Designer, with a new interface that lets you choose the size, opacity and color to try out on the scratch pad as you fine tune your preferences.
- Better eyedropper. It now does a better job of picking the right color you drag over, with a new setting for grabbing the exact color on the page or the original tool color, and a new one finger press + draw gesture to bring it up.
- New stroke width fluctuation model. Strokes now vary in width organically with a more natural feel that stays consistent at any zoom level, adjustable in the Tool Designer.
- New stroke fade control. Choose how a tool fades in and out as you draw with it, in the Tool Designer.
- New menu for Fun Options. There is a new menu on the main menu just for the fun things. What are the fun things, you ask? Take a look. Got a fun idea to add to Flow? Let us know!
4.6.1 4d ago
Oh snap, it's a new update for Flow and it's all about making straight lines and perfect shapes. Actually, it's not all about that, there is a bunch of other cool stuff too like a brand new brush tool and updated Tool Designer.
Here's what's new:
- Snap perfect lines and shapes. Flow can now detect what you've just drawn and turn it into a perfect straight line or shape. After drawing a stroke, simply hold still for a brief moment without lifting up. Flow detects straight lines, curved lines, rectangles (including squares), circles, ellipses, and triangles. Nearly straight lines snap to perfectly straight and let you drag the end point around, snapping to horizontal and vertical as you get close. You can even enable a menu that pops up to add arrows and dots to the ends of your lines. Find the preferences in the Drawing and Gestures settings.
- Redesigned ruler. The ruler now comes in two modes: Simple and Technical. The new Simple ruler puts a ruler object on the page that you can drag around, rotate with two fingers, and draw along its edges. Tap the magnet icon to snap rotation to 5 degree increments, or tap the rotation handle to set it perfectly horizontal or vertical. The previous design lives on as Technical mode.
- New Flat Brush tool. Similar to the round brush pen, but with a wide flat brush tip that can be rotated and a more pronounced faded edge.
- Updated Tool Designer. The Tool Setup screen is now the Tool Designer, with a new interface that lets you choose the size, opacity and color to try out on the scratch pad as you fine tune your preferences.
- Better eyedropper. It now does a better job of picking the right color you drag over, with a new setting for grabbing the exact color on the page or the original tool color, and a new one finger press + draw gesture to bring it up.
- New stroke width fluctuation model. Strokes now vary in width organically with a more natural feel that stays consistent at any zoom level, adjustable in the Tool Designer.
- New stroke fade control. Choose how a tool fades in and out as you draw with it, in the Tool Designer.
- New menu for Fun Options. There is a new menu on the main menu just for the fun things. What are the fun things, you ask? Take a look. Got a fun idea to add to Flow? Let us know!
4.6.0 6d ago
This release squashes a rendering bug that could make strokes flicker or briefly glitch while you draw. Small update, big difference. Details below.
Fixes
- Fixed a bug where strokes could flicker or momentarily look garbled while drawing during long sessions, caused by the canvas reading a stroke before it had finished updating.
- Made drawing more stable during fast, continuous note-taking, especially on busy pages with lots of strokes.
Questions? Talk to us at flow@bonobolabs.com
4.5.6 Jun 25
This release fixes pesky bugs that surfaced in the previous update, with a few little improvements too. Details below.
Fixes
- Fixed pen dock and pen editor positions when rotating iPad.
- Fixed an issue with tapping the dropdown menu on the ruler when using Apple Pencil.
Timelapse
- Fixed a bug that caused timelapse export to fail to render sometimes.
- New mode picker: choose between total duration or strokes per frame.
- The view now moves smoothly when following strokes during a timelapse.
Stroke Eraser
- Fixed a bug where the stroke eraser appeared to erase strokes that weren't actually removed.
- Fixed a bug where undoing erased strokes could sometimes cause a rift in the time space continuum.
Also
- When you're changing size, opacity, or pen type, the control you're adjusting now shows more detail on the bubble that pops up.
- Tuned airbrush to improve blending.
- Updated layer hide icon to a more visually distinct icon.
Questions? Talk to us at flow@bonobolabs.com
4.5.5 Jun 2
This release fixes pesky bugs that surfaced in the previous update, with a few little improvements too. Details below.
Fixes
- Fixed pen dock and pen editor positions when rotating iPad.
- Fixed an issue with tapping the dropdown menu on the ruler when using Apple Pencil.
Timelapse
- Fixed a bug that caused timelapse export to fail to render sometimes.
- New mode picker: choose between total duration or strokes per frame.
- The view now moves smoothly when following strokes during a timelapse.
Stroke Eraser
- Fixed a bug where the stroke eraser appeared to erase strokes that weren't actually removed.
- Fixed a bug where undoing erased strokes could sometimes cause a rift in the time space continuum.
Also
- When you're changing size, opacity, or pen type, the control you're adjusting now shows more detail on the bubble that pops up.
- Tuned airbrush to improve blending.
- Updated layer hide icon to a more visually distinct icon.
Questions? Talk to us at flow@bonobolabs.com
4.5.4 May 26
This release fixes pesky bugs that surfaced in the previous update, with a few little improvements too. Details below.
Fixes
- Fixed pen dock and pen editor positions when rotating iPad.
- Fixed an issue with tapping the dropdown menu on the ruler when using Apple Pencil.
Timelapse
- Fixed a bug that caused timelapse export to fail to render sometimes.
- New mode picker: choose between total duration or strokes per frame.
- The view now moves smoothly when following strokes during a timelapse.
Stroke Eraser
- Fixed a bug where the stroke eraser appeared to erase strokes that weren't actually removed.
- Fixed a bug where undoing erased strokes could sometimes cause a rift in the time space continuum.
Also
- When you're changing size, opacity, or pen type, the control you're adjusting now shows more detail on the bubble that pops up.
- Tuned airbrush to improve blending.
- Updated layer hide icon to a more visually distinct icon.
Questions? Talk to us at flow@bonobolabs.com
4.5.3 May 26
With the new Flow drawing engine now live, this update brings a bunch of great interface improvements to go along with it. Snappier menus and cool new features like resizable panels, a better way to choose pen sizes, and a handy scratchpad.
Questions? Talk to us at flow@bonobolabs.com
Here's what's new:
Drag and resize the Pen Dock
Move the Pen Dock anywhere by its grip, or drag near the bottom to snap it horizontal. A new resize bar makes it as tiny or as big as you like, and overflow tools and pens scroll together.
Drag the Pen Editor anywhere
The Pen Editor moves anywhere too, and snaps to the top rotated horizontally.
A new pen size picker
The size picker is now more of a slider than a wheel. All sizes are visible at once, so it's faster to choose.
Scratchpad for testing tools
A new button turns the area around the Pen Editor into a place to scribble and try the current pen.
Quick share from a Lasso Knife selection
The selection's floating panel has a new export button: copy, save to Photos, AirDrop, or send anywhere.
Resizable Color Palette
Drag from the corner to choose how many swatches are visible.
A softer Correction Pen
Three new softness settings let you choose how gentle or sharp the edge is.
Smoother collection browsing
Browsing your collections is much smoother, and you can tap a collection name to rename it.
Faster, restyled menus and screens
Dock Options, Layer Options and the mini color picker pop up instantly. Document Setup and Export are restyled so options are easier to find.
Some other little things:
- Updated button icons throughout the app
- Color swatches now use squircles
- Filled-circle eraser hover indicator
- Top menus hide individually when drawing near them
- The floating selection menu sits above other panels
- The iPhone top menu is split so you see more of the page
4.5.2 May 20
It's pretty cold in Canada where our lead Flow engineer Adam has been bunkered down rebuilding the Flow drawing engine from the ground up. It's been a mammoth effort but he's emerged with some truly amazing results which will unlock the next generation of Flow features. And right now you get to enjoy the first big thing: a huge new leap in performance.
Questions? Talk to us at flow@bonobolabs.com (we're human).
Here's what's new for you:
- Blazing fast page loading. Pages load so fast now that it's actually taken us a bit of time to get used to it. Is that irony? We aren't entirely sure. The important thing is no more waiting as you move around your document.
- Super responsive drawing. The tools now work even faster than we thought possible. It really does feel like ink is flowing out as fast as you can write and draw.
- Buttery smooth panning. Panning around documents in this new engine is so smooth it's simply a joy.
- Zoom in way, way further. You can now zoom in 10 times further than before. 10!
- More accurate selecting and erasing. The lasso and eraser tools now work much more precisely, so it's easier to draw around or remove just the strokes you want.
- Better drawing resolution. The page now displays at full resolution all the time, so you'll no longer see unsightly changes in resolution as you draw new strokes. This could happen before, especially with tools like the crayon.
- Sharper background patterns. Grids, dots, and lines now stay crisp no matter how far in you go.
- Better correction pen. This tool now has a better edge, supports layers, and with Apple Pencil shows a live preview of how it will erase.
The page scrubber has been retired. A new way to see and manage the pages of your documents is coming soon.
4.5.1 May 14
It's pretty cold in Canada where our lead Flow engineer Adam has been bunkered down rebuilding the Flow drawing engine from the ground up. It's been a mammoth effort but he's emerged with some truly amazing results which will unlock the next generation of Flow features. And right now you get to enjoy the first big thing: a huge new leap in performance.
Questions? Talk to us at flow@bonobolabs.com (we're human).
Here's what's new for you:
- Blazing fast page loading. Pages load so fast now that it's actually taken us a bit of time to get used to it. Is that irony? We aren't entirely sure. The important thing is no more waiting as you move around your document.
- Super responsive drawing. The tools now work even faster than we thought possible. It really does feel like ink is flowing out as fast as you can write and draw.
- Buttery smooth panning. Panning around documents in this new engine is so smooth it's simply a joy.
- Zoom in way, way further. You can now zoom in 10 times further than before. 10!
- More accurate selecting and erasing. The lasso and eraser tools now work much more precisely, so it's easier to draw around or remove just the strokes you want.
- Better drawing resolution. The page now displays at full resolution all the time, so you'll no longer see unsightly changes in resolution as you draw new strokes. This could happen before, especially with tools like the crayon.
- Sharper background patterns. Grids, dots, and lines now stay crisp no matter how far in you go.
- Better correction pen. This tool now has a better edge, supports layers, and with Apple Pencil shows a live preview of how it will erase.
The page scrubber has been retired. A new way to see and manage the pages of your documents is coming soon.
4.5 May 14
v4.2.13
- Minor fixes
v4.2.12
- Minor fixes
v4.2.11
- Minor fixes
v4.2.10
- Minor fixes
v4.2.9
- Minor fixes
v4.2.6
- Updated experience for new users of the app
- Minor fixes
v4.2.5
- Minor fixes
v4.2.0
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.13 Apr 28
v4.2.12
- Minor fixes
v4.2.11
- Minor fixes
v4.2.10
- Minor fixes
v4.2.9
- Minor fixes
v4.2.6
- Updated experience for new users of the app
- Minor fixes
v4.2.5
- Minor fixes
v4.2.0
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.12 Apr 24
v4.2.11
- Minor fixes
v4.2.10
- Minor fixes
v4.2.9
- Minor fixes
v4.2.6
- Updated experience for new users of the app
- Minor fixes
v4.2.5
- Minor fixes
v4.2.0
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.11 Apr 9
v4.2.10
- Minor fixes
v4.2.9
- Minor fixes
v4.2.6
- Updated experience for new users of the app
- Minor fixes
v4.2.5
- Minor fixes
v4.2.0
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.10 Apr 7
v4.2.9
- Minor fixes
v4.2.6
- Updated experience for new users of the app
- Minor fixes
v4.2.5
- Minor fixes
v4.2.0
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.9 Mar 27
v4.2.6
- Updated experience for new users of the app
- Minor fixes
v4.2.5
- Minor fixes
v4.2.0
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.8 Feb 27
v4.2.6
- Updated experience for new users of the app
- Minor fixes
v4.2.5
- Minor fixes
v4.2.0
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.7 Feb 20
v4.2.5
- Minor fixes
v4.2.0
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.6 Feb 16
v4.2.5
- Minor fixes
v4.2.0
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.5 11/24/2025
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.4 11/03/2025
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.3 10/15/2025
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.2 10/13/2025
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.1 10/04/2025
This update brings the new Liquid Glass design in OS26 to Bonobo apps. In Flow, it means the interface fades back so your page is the focus. The menus feel lighter and more flexible, giving you more room to create.
• Floating top menu: The main menu now hovers above your page so your canvas fills the entire screen.
• Expanded Menu option: In "Interface Options" you can toggle "Show Expanded Menu" on or off. When it is on, buttons like "Layers", "Sharing", "Export" and "Import" are shown across the middle of the screen for quick access. When it is off, those buttons are available from the drop down menu at the top left of the screen.
• Liquid Glass design: Panels can now match your document’s Paper color, switch to Black, or use Liquid Glass. With Liquid Glass the interface melts away even more as you see through it to your canvas. Adjust tint, frosting, and shadows in "Interface Options".
• Command Menu on iPad: Swipe down from the top of the screen to quickly access common features.
• Enhanced windowing on iPad: With OS26 you can now resize and position Flow windows more precisely for better multitasking.
And in case you missed it:
• Crayon tool: A new drawing tool that gives your lines a textured, hand-drawn feel. It is fun to sketch with and perfect for adding personality to your notes and illustrations. Find it at the bottom of the Tool Editor.
• Reference Images: Pin an image above your page as a temporary overlay for inspiration or notes. Use it to trace details, match proportions, or pull out colors. Drop in images from other apps or tap the Add button in the top menu. Flow will automatically show key colors from the image, which you can tap to use with your current tool or import to your palette.
4.2.0 09/16/2025
Flow 4.1 brings a brand-new drawing tool, smarter ways to work with colours, and refinements that make creating in Flow even smoother.
Crayon
Meet our newest drawing tool: the Crayon. It’s fun to use, with a rich, textured look that’s perfect for adding warmth and personality to sketches, notes, and illustrations. Find it by opening the Tool Editor and scrolling to the bottom of the tool types.
Colours
Create colour variations
When you tap Add Colour in the Colours Panel, you’ll now see tint, shade, and harmonic variations — giving you quick, ready-to-use options without having to adjust them manually. To tidy up, simply press and hold on a colour until it pops away.
Create colours from an image
Turn inspiration into action by generating a colour set from any image. Open the Colours Panel options menu, tap the image button, and Flow will pick the most prominent colours so you can instantly create palettes that match your photo, artwork, or design mood.
Reference images
Keep your reference material right where you can see it without cluttering your document. Pin images above your page by dragging them in from another app or using the Add button in the top menu. Reference images stay visible while you work but aren’t saved to your document. Key colours from the image are shown automatically — tap to use one instantly, or import them all. The Colour Eyedropper works directly on reference images. You can also “pop out” an image from your document: select it with the Lasso Knife, then tap the pin icon.
Pencil Pro squeeze
Apple Pencil Pro users can now customise the squeeze gesture to switch to eraser, select with the Lasso Knife, or open the Tool Editor — so your favourite tools are always just a squeeze away.
UI panels
Boost the size of tools in the Tool Dock and colours in the Colour Panel for easier selection. On iPhone in Pencil Case mode, tools display larger for better visibility. All panels (Tool Editor, Tool Dock, Colours, Layers, Pasteboard) can now match your page colour for a cleaner look.
Pasteboard
Resize the Pasteboard Panel to suit your workflow. Narrow for a single-column view, or expand to two columns for larger previews.
Layers
Resize the Layers Panel from its corner for better visibility. The dock button remembers your last-used side, with a quick switch button when docked. Delete layers instantly with the new button beside the add button.
Also in this update
• Updated menu bar and unified panel borders
• Better Tool Editor visibility on low-contrast backgrounds
• Smoother size and opacity adjustments with more responsive colour feedback
• Larger panel drag handles and ruler grips
• Faster scrubber updates when editing pages
• “Pen Sets” renamed to “Tool Sets”
• Removed long-press gesture from Tool Editor tool type button
• Updated Colour Eyedropper animation and look
• Added a fun new hidden effect
• Updated app icon
Thank you
We think of Flow as the ultimate time machine. When you’re drawing or writing without distractions, time disappears. That Flow state is what drives our design — every tool, gesture, and interface choice is made to help you reach that moment. Our whole Bonobo team is proud to keep building toward that goal. Email us at flow@bonobolabs.com to say hi, and join our tester group at beta-signup.bonobolabs.com to chat with us on Slack.
4.1.2 08/25/2025
Flow 4.1 brings a brand-new drawing tool, smarter ways to work with colours, and refinements that make creating in Flow even smoother.
Crayon
Meet our newest drawing tool: the Crayon. It’s fun to use, with a rich, textured look that’s perfect for adding warmth and personality to sketches, notes, and illustrations. Find it by opening the Tool Editor and scrolling to the bottom of the tool types.
Colours
Create colour variations
When you tap Add Colour in the Colours Panel, you’ll now see tint, shade, and harmonic variations — giving you quick, ready-to-use options without having to adjust them manually. To tidy up, simply press and hold on a colour until it pops away.
Create colours from an image
Turn inspiration into action by generating a colour set from any image. Open the Colours Panel options menu, tap the image button, and Flow will pick the most prominent colours so you can instantly create palettes that match your photo, artwork, or design mood.
Reference images
Keep your reference material right where you can see it without cluttering your document. Pin images above your page by dragging them in from another app or using the Add button in the top menu. Reference images stay visible while you work but aren’t saved to your document. Key colours from the image are shown automatically — tap to use one instantly, or import them all. The Colour Eyedropper works directly on reference images. You can also “pop out” an image from your document: select it with the Lasso Knife, then tap the pin icon.
Pencil Pro squeeze
Apple Pencil Pro users can now customise the squeeze gesture to switch to eraser, select with the Lasso Knife, or open the Tool Editor — so your favourite tools are always just a squeeze away.
UI panels
Boost the size of tools in the Tool Dock and colours in the Colour Panel for easier selection. On iPhone in Pencil Case mode, tools display larger for better visibility. All panels (Tool Editor, Tool Dock, Colours, Layers, Pasteboard) can now match your page colour for a cleaner look.
Pasteboard
Resize the Pasteboard Panel to suit your workflow. Narrow for a single-column view, or expand to two columns for larger previews.
Layers
Resize the Layers Panel from its corner for better visibility. The dock button remembers your last-used side, with a quick switch button when docked. Delete layers instantly with the new button beside the add button.
Also in this update
• Updated menu bar and unified panel borders
• Better Tool Editor visibility on low-contrast backgrounds
• Smoother size and opacity adjustments with more responsive colour feedback
• Larger panel drag handles and ruler grips
• Faster scrubber updates when editing pages
• “Pen Sets” renamed to “Tool Sets”
• Removed long-press gesture from Tool Editor tool type button
• Updated Colour Eyedropper animation and look
• Added a fun new hidden effect
• Updated app icon
Thank you
We think of Flow as the ultimate time machine. When you’re drawing or writing without distractions, time disappears. That Flow state is what drives our design — every tool, gesture, and interface choice is made to help you reach that moment. Our whole Bonobo team is proud to keep building toward that goal. Email us at flow@bonobolabs.com to say hi, and join our tester group at beta-signup.bonobolabs.com to chat with us on Slack.
4.1.1 08/15/2025
Oh snap, it's a new update for Flow and it's all about making straight lines and perfect shapes. Actually, it's not all about that, there is a bunch of other cool stuff too like a brand new brush tool and updated Tool Designer.
Here's what's new:
- Snap perfect lines and shapes. Flow can now detect what you've just drawn and turn it into a perfect straight line or shape. After drawing a stroke, simply hold still for a brief moment without lifting up. Flow detects straight lines, curved lines, rectangles (including squares), circles, ellipses, and triangles. Nearly straight lines snap to perfectly straight and let you drag the end point around, snapping to horizontal and vertical as you get close. You can even enable a menu that pops up to add arrows and dots to the ends of your lines. Find the preferences in the Drawing and Gestures settings.
- Redesigned ruler. The ruler now comes in two modes: Simple and Technical. The new Simple ruler puts a ruler object on the page that you can drag around, rotate with two fingers, and draw along its edges. Tap the magnet icon to snap rotation to 5 degree increments, or tap the rotation handle to set it perfectly horizontal or vertical. The previous design lives on as Technical mode.
- New Flat Brush tool. Similar to the round brush pen, but with a wide flat brush tip that can be rotated and a more pronounced faded edge.
- Updated Tool Designer. The Tool Setup screen is now the Tool Designer, with a new interface that lets you choose the size, opacity and color to try out on the scratch pad as you fine tune your preferences.
- Better eyedropper. It now does a better job of picking the right color you drag over, with a new setting for grabbing the exact color on the page or the original tool color, and a new one finger press + draw gesture to bring it up.
- New stroke width fluctuation model. Strokes now vary in width organically with a more natural feel that stays consistent at any zoom level, adjustable in the Tool Designer.
- New stroke fade control. Choose how a tool fades in and out as you draw with it, in the Tool Designer.
- New menu for Fun Options. There is a new menu on the main menu just for the fun things. What are the fun things, you ask? Take a look. Got a fun idea to add to Flow? Let us know!
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