• Group related entries now reflected in both entry view and the entry editor • Fixed a bug that hid the entry menu bar after searching for and selecting an entry on iOS • Made a couple of small stability improvements

• On iPhone and iPad you can now pull photos straight from your Photo Library, snap a new one with the camera, or browse Files. • Keep characters, locations, and the rest neatly bundled together by grouping related entries by type. • Order related entries alphabetically or by most recently edited (across the whole list, or within each type group). • Clearer field labels and fewer redundant headings. (Thanks for the feedback, Farayi!)

• Export to Markdown & CSV, improved PDF export: Export your wiki as individual Markdown files (great for Obsidian or Notion) or a CSV spreadsheet, and PDF exports now include complete backlinks • Custom entry categories: Create, rename, and delete your own custom categories • Smarter relationship lists: Relationships are now searchable when an entry has five or more connections; each row shows the linked entry's category icon • Hiding a category now hides its entries from the sidebar • Deleting an entry cleans up its links: Other entries that referenced a deleted entry no longer show a dangling relationship • Dark mode contrast fixes: Improved text legibility throughout • Bug fixes and performance improvements (Thanks for your feedback and ideas, Kevin and Farayi!)

• Sort entries alphabetically or by recency across all platforms (thanks for the suggestion Britney!) • iPhone/iPad: added search options (to search in the current category or wiki-wide) in the (⋯) menu (this already exists in macOS, accessible via the dropdown in the search bar) • Fixed a couple of accessibility edge-cases

I’ve spent the last few weeks refining how Story Wiki looks and feels. My goal is always to build tools that feel like a reliable physical notebook—something that gets out of your way so you can focus on writing. To do that, I’ve balanced the colors, smoothed out Dark Mode so it applies instantly everywhere, and made sure every single screen works perfectly with VoiceOver, Large Text, and other accessibility standards.