Raven 1.54.1 makes writing feel steadier and more focused. - Formatting controls now stay ready as you move between notes, so you can keep writing without interruption. - Organize folders without being pulled away from the workspace you are already in. - Clearer navigation on Mac makes it easier to move between notes and daily journals. - Polished details across iPhone, iPad, and Mac make long writing sessions feel calmer.

Raven 1.53 keeps your notes moving. - Edit quickly with steadier selections, cursor placement, and toolbar formatting—even in complex Markdown. - Keep nested lists, quotes, inline markup, and code blocks intact as you work. - Enjoy smoother widgets and more dependable task and journal updates across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

This update fixes a few rough edges in voice capture and makes section controls easier to use on iPhone.

Raven 1.51.0 makes long notes easier to shape, scan, and write in. - Collapse sections you are not working on, then open them again without losing your place. - See Markdown highlighting more clearly as you write and format notes. - Keep the cursor comfortably in view while typing through longer notes. - Enjoy steadier navigation, journals, tasks, and system actions across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Raven 1.50.1 makes capture and local AI setup more dependable. - Captured items are now acknowledged only after they are safely saved locally. - Local connection setup for ChatGPT and Codex is available again. This update also includes smaller reliability refinements.

Raven 1.50 makes capture and everyday editing more capable while keeping your Markdown intact. - Voice Notes keep live transcription attached to the right note and recover more safely across interruptions. - Links have a native editing flow, with richer previews and careful Markdown preservation. - Task due dates are easier to read and edit from notes, compact boards, and widgets. - Quick Notes and local AI Companion setup are clearer and more dependable. It also includes reliability improvements across sync, navigation, and editing.

Raven 1.49 makes onboarding and account connection more dependable. - Sign in with Apple no longer retries repeatedly after a failed or cancelled attempt. - The Mac onboarding handoff is clearer and more consistent. - Sync connection state now better reflects deliberate sign-in attempts. - Account teardown and recovery handle older stored data more safely. It also improves foreground session handling and includes smaller reliability refinements.

Raven 1.48 makes quick capture, task planning, and everyday navigation more dependable. - Quick Notes now fit more naturally into capture and navigation. - Compact task boards are cleaner to scan and edit. - Empty folders explain Raven’s shortcuts when there is nothing to show yet. - Checklist markers stay stable while moving between Markdown and the editor. - Sign-in sessions recover more gracefully when credentials expire. It also includes smaller refinements to Settings, editor menus, widgets, and launch continuity.

Raven 1.47 makes voice capture and note navigation feel more continuous. - Voice Capture keeps live transcripts readable, then returns you to the note where you started. - Opening and switching notes preserves Markdown rhythm and visual continuity. - Empty lists, previews, and note transitions now hold their place more reliably. It also includes smaller refinements across capture and editing.

Raven 1.46 makes it easier to move around without losing your place. - Widgets open the note, folder, journal, or task view you chose. - Switching notes keeps the right content and context on screen across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. - Tables and note previews hold their place while you browse and edit. - Tasks are grouped more clearly on iPhone. It also fixes smaller issues across navigation, editing, and widgets.

Raven 1.45 makes browsing and editing more coherent across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. - Read Later now has clearer navigation and a useful empty state when you have not saved any articles yet. - Folder titles, Settings, and Tasks controls line up more consistently on iPad. - The iPad editor uses the available canvas more effectively. - Table editing remains usable across narrow iPhone layouts and shared Apple platforms. - Restored sign-in sessions now keep account controls, including account deletion, available in Settings.

Raven 1.39 focuses on making everyday writing feel steadier across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. - Typing stays responsive while Raven syncs changes in the background. - Markdown formatting is less likely to interrupt normal writing flow. - Paste handling is more reliable with messy real-world text. - Editor diagnostics are quieter, so long writing sessions stay focused. Raven still keeps your notes as Markdown files you control, with a calmer path from capture to writing to review.

Raven 1.38.1 brings a more polished writing surface for everyday notes. - Tables are easier to read and edit, with steadier layout while you work. - Callouts, lists, and quoted sections feel more consistent across longer documents. - Typography has been refined so notes scan more cleanly on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. - Includes small reliability fixes across capture, navigation, and editing. Raven still keeps your notes as Markdown files you control, with a calmer path from capture to writing to review.

Raven 1.37.2 keeps sync and sign-in behavior steadier across devices. - Sync status is clearer when the app needs to retry a cloud operation. - Sign-in and entitlement recovery paths are more reliable. - Includes small stability refinements for everyday note editing.

Raven 1.37.1 improves daily note reliability on iPhone. - Daily notes now keep the generated title out of the editing flow more consistently. - Switching between days from the daily note ribbon is more reliable. - Includes small stability refinements for everyday note editing.

Raven 1.36 makes visual notes more dependable across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. - Image attachments are more resilient when syncing and retrying edits. - Code blocks, pasted images, and rich Markdown edits are less likely to feel like they were rolled back after insertion. - Table editing and contextual controls are steadier in longer notes. - Companion and sync reliability checks continue to cover the Mac helper and cross-device editing flows. Raven still keeps your notes as Markdown files you control, now with a steadier editing path for screenshots, snippets, and visual context.

Raven 1.34.0 makes the app feel calmer and more consistent across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. - Journal now has cleaner week navigation, better compact layouts, and more balanced grids on narrow screens. - Daily and weekly journal templates are simpler, more useful, and easier to write into. - Tasks stay readable on large iPad and Mac windows, with source-note navigation kept close at hand. - Sidebar icons, onboarding steps, appearance controls, and recent-note rows have been tightened across platforms. - Product analytics now measure broad feature loops without collecting note content, so Raven can improve while your Markdown files stay yours.

Raven 1.31.2 fixes an iPhone Appearance settings layout issue where accent color controls could make the page wider than the screen on narrow devices. It also includes the 1.31.1 polish fixes: - Keeps accent colors stable while the app re-renders - Keeps completed checklist strikethroughs on the text, even in nested lists - Shows daily journal notes with readable dates in Recently Modified - Shows table alignment choices directly when editing a table Raven still keeps your notes as plain .md files in a folder you control.

Raven 1.28 makes capture smoother when you want to save something for later. - Save shared links into Raven for read-later follow-up - Review shared text and links before they land in your Markdown vault - Capture stays aligned across iPhone, iPad, Mac, widgets, and the share extension - Local AI companion setup keeps the production helper reliability from Raven 1.27 Raven still keeps your notes as plain .md files in a folder you control.

Raven 1.28 makes capture smoother when you want to save something for later. - Save shared links into Raven for read-later follow-up - Review shared text and links before they land in your Markdown vault - Capture stays aligned across iPhone, iPad, Mac, widgets, and the share extension - Local AI companion setup keeps the production helper reliability from Raven 1.27 Raven still keeps your notes as plain .md files in a folder you control.

Raven 1.27 makes capture and local AI workflows more dependable. • Send links and text into Raven from the system share sheet on iPhone, iPad, and Mac • Review shared content before it lands in your Markdown vault • Local AI companion setup is more reliable for Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP clients • Raven's bundled helper now connects more consistently from the installed app • Daily notes, task results, templates, and plain Markdown storage continue to work together cleanly Raven still keeps your notes as plain .md files in a folder you control.

Raven 1.25.2 makes quick capture, templates, and local AI workflows feel more predictable. • Daily and weekly Home Screen widget actions now open journal notes with your configured templates instead of starting blank • Blank notes created from folders, Shortcuts, app links, or AI Companion use the right default template automatically • Existing empty journal placeholders are filled from the matching daily or weekly template without overwriting anything you've written • AI Companion setup is clearer for Claude, Cursor, Codex, and other local MCP clients • Task results from local AI tools are easier to read, with open tasks shown line by line and grouped by note • Settings and Mac appearance are cleaner, with clearer AI Companion controls and more coherent dark-mode surfaces Raven still stores your notes as plain Markdown files in a folder you control.

Raven 1.21.0 makes capture and automation feel more dependable. • Shortcuts for notes, tasks, search, and quick capture are more reliable • New iPhone capture flows land in the editor when the note is ready • Widget setup in Settings is clearer, so your Home Screen widget is easier to trust This update keeps Raven focused on fast, plain Markdown capture across iPhone and Mac.

Raven 1.20.0 adds system automation for your notes and tasks.\n\n- Run Raven actions from Shortcuts and App Intents\n- Open, search, capture, and create from more places in the system\n- Keep widgets, shortcuts, and the app pointed at the same Raven state\n- Journal dark mode now matches the rest of your notes\n- Dark editor startup no longer flashes through a light first paint

Raven 1.19.0 brings the new iOS Home Screen widget into focus. • Keep your notes, tasks, folders, and journal visible at a glance • Jump back into the right place in Raven straight from your Home Screen • Widget refreshes stay aligned with your latest Markdown edits It is a faster way to keep Raven close without opening the app first.