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.

Raven 1.18.2 is a focused stability update for the new Home Screen widgets. • Widget timelines refresh more reliably after edits, sync, and app backgrounding • Small layout and Dark Mode polish keeps widgets easier to read at a glance • Notes, tasks, folders, and journal widgets stay aligned with your latest Markdown with fewer stale states This keeps the 1.18 widget release steadier across iPhone and iPad while preserving the same plain Markdown workflow.

Raven 1.18.0 brings your notes and tasks to the Home Screen with new iPhone and iPad widgets. • Add Raven widgets for Today, This Week, Tasks, recent notes, folders, or a specific pinned note • Quickly create a note or task from supported widgets, then jump straight back into Raven • See open tasks, recent notes, and daily or weekly journal context without opening the app • Widget layouts now adapt to small, medium, and large sizes, including better spacing when you only have a few tasks or daily notes • Widgets look better in Dark Mode and Apple’s tinted Home Screen appearance This update also improves widget refresh reliability after edits, sync, and app backgrounding, so the Home Screen stays closer to your latest Markdown.

Raven 1.17.3 is a big everyday-writing update across iPhone and Mac. • Dark Mode is here on iPhone, so Raven feels comfortable for late-night notes, low-light writing, and long reading sessions • Tables are easier to create and edit, with dedicated controls that stay reachable on Mac • Templates and Inbox.md help you capture ideas quickly and turn repeat notes into reusable starting points • Tasks and Journal feel more organized, with clearer open/completed work and calmer daily or weekly writing spaces • Writing feels smoother, with a cleaner iPhone toolbar, heading controls, better formatting behavior, and more reliable callouts, checklists, bullets, and bold text • Sync feedback is quieter when everything is fine and clearer when a device is offline, signed out, or needs attention

Raven 1.17.2 is a big everyday-writing update across iPhone and Mac. • Dark Mode is here on iPhone, so Raven feels comfortable for late-night notes, low-light writing, and long reading sessions • Tables are easier to create and edit, with dedicated controls that stay reachable on Mac • Templates and Inbox.md help you capture ideas quickly and turn repeat notes into reusable starting points • Tasks and Journal feel more organized, with clearer open/completed work and calmer daily or weekly writing spaces • Writing feels smoother, with a cleaner iPhone toolbar, heading controls, better formatting behavior, and more reliable callouts, checklists, bullets, and bold text • Sync feedback is quieter when everything is fine and clearer when a device is offline, signed out, or needs attention

Raven 1.4.1 makes Journal and note previews feel more polished across iPhone and Mac. • Journal now feels like a dedicated weekly and daily workspace instead of a plain folder • Today is easier to spot, and empty Journal cards can preview your configured default template • Daily and weekly Journal notes no longer show the generic template prompt • Checklist circles, bullets, and bold text render more accurately in card previews • Mac and iPhone release validation is steadier for a calmer update

Raven 1.4.0 makes templates, capturing, and syncing feel calmer across iPhone and Mac. • Templates are now first-class: create and reuse note templates across devices without treating them like ordinary notes • A new Inbox.md capture flow gives quick ideas a reliable place to land before you sort them • You can opt out of editor autocorrect, and inline formatting no longer leaks across new lines • Sync status is quieter during normal saves but clearer when you are offline, signed out, or need attention • iOS editing, task rows, onboarding copy, journal templates, and Mac move-note polish all feel cleaner

• Tasks now live in Raven chrome with clearer open/completed sections, smarter grouping, and less visual noise • Journal setup is safer across iPhone and Mac, with stronger protection against duplicate daily notes and layout drift • Opening standalone Markdown files now feels intentional instead of being mixed into your vault • Cross-device sync is quieter and more reliable during app launch, foreground catch-up, and recurring journal sync • Editor keyboard, selection, copy/paste, and list interactions have been hardened for everyday writing

Raven feels smoother from browse to sync. • Cleaner iPhone folder cards and navigation make it easier to keep your place • More reliable note creation, tasks, recurring notes, and cross-device sync • Extra pre-release sync checks keep your Markdown safer across devices

• A first-launch welcome with an optional daily journal • Redesigned macOS folder grid with inline note previews • ⌘N creates a new note in the current folder, even while editing • Calmer editor typography and a cleaner formatting menu • Search now tolerates typos and reorderings

Raven 1.0.1 replaces the initial iOS launch build with the latest release candidate, matching the current App Store submission build and polish.