Moving pictures, and campaigns that reach across your series. - Maps, portraits and gallery images can be looping .mp4 or .webm videos (use .mp4 on iPhone and iPad): an animated map, a moving portrait or token, a living location scene. Lists show a still frame. - In a series that shares its worldbuilding, a campaign's factions, facts and session prep can pick the characters, places and articles from the other books, grouped under each book's name. - Secrets and GM notes look the same everywhere: the red GM-only box on Factions, Facts, Sessions, Characters and Places. - The buttons under a trope in the Trope Bible no longer run together in longer languages such as Italian. - Thank you again to the community member testing Edda for their campaign.

Duplicate anything, and move around a series with ease. - Duplicate a character, place or faction with one click, or a whole project from its card on the home screen. - Run a TTRPG campaign again with a new group: a fresh copy keeps every session's prep and clears the dates played, live notes, recaps and what the party learned. - Switch between the books of a series from the title bar, and land on the same section in the other book. - Map pins and regions can link places from the other projects in the series, so a campaign map can use the places in your Lore Bible. - Project cards show what kind of project each one is: Novel, Lore Bible, TTRPG Campaign and more. - Locations, Characters, Timelines and Research remember the view you picked while you open and add entries. - Confirm dialogs have properly sized buttons again. - Thank you to the community member whose weekend of testing shaped this release.

Edda now knows your characters, places and dates. - Names you've written up are underlined in the editor. Hover one (tap on a phone) for a card with their role, their age in this scene, a short description and a link to open them. A name that fits two entries is marked so you can tell them apart. - A new Names panel beside the scene shows who and where the scene mentions, links them to the scene in one click, and points out names in your text that aren't in your project yet. - Fact checks: if your prose says a character's eyes are green and their profile says blue, or a dead character walks back in, Edda tells you, quotes the sentence, and lets you update the profile or mark it as fine. Continuity also scans the whole manuscript for names. - Character History: a new tab lists each character's life in dated order, from birth through every scene and timeline event, with their age at each one. - Timeline events record who and where was involved, and you can add an event straight from the scene you're writing. - Write "in the spring of 1203" and Edda offers to set the scene's date. Works in every language Edda speaks. - Edda's rune icon now points the right way. - Fixes from our beta testers. Thank you.