MarkUp now typesets LaTeX on its own, entirely offline. Full LaTeX typesetting (Pro). Compile .tex files with a real XeTeX engine right on your device — no internet, no account, no upload. Download the support files once and everything after that works on a plane. Jump between source and page. Tap the rendered PDF to land on the line that made it, or jump from your cursor straight to the page. Search the typeset document, follow its outline, and step through pages. Write faster. Autocomplete for commands, citations, references, environments and file paths. Auto-closing brackets, a maths symbol palette, a visual table builder, and a live preview of the equation under your cursor. Catch mistakes sooner. Errors and warnings are marked in the margin beside the line that caused them, with plain-English explanations, and a code check that flags common LaTeX slips before you compile. Templates. Start from a ready-made article, paper, thesis, problem set, presentation or CV — every one compiles as-is. Save any document of your own as a reusable template, for any file type, synced across your devices (Pro). Also new. Find and replace across a whole folder, subfolder support, side-by-side version comparison with change stepping, spell-check language selection, and a clearer way to resolve iCloud conflicts.

The settings icon is now visible when no file is open.

A fresh look and a smoother writing experience. • New app icon • iPhone: new Toolbar Location setting — keep the toolbar at the top, or move it to the bottom within easy thumb reach • Redesigned Insert menu — native look, identical on every device and file type, and it opens right at your cursor with Cmd-Shift-I • Better lists in Word documents — instant bullets and indentation that clean up after themselves • Files now appear the moment the app opens • New documents default to Word (.docx) format • Fixed the document scrolling away when tapping to type on iPhone and iPad

Version 1.2 — our biggest update yet Word documents have arrived. Open, edit, and create .docx files with real pages — fonts, styles, tables, lists, borders, headers and footers all faithfully preserved. Documents look the same in MarkUp as they do in Microsoft Word, and identical across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. • Photos in your documents — place images in line with text, in columns, or in front of and behind text. Drag to move, pinch to resize. • Full page layout — page size, margins, headers and footers, page numbers ("Page X of Y"), forced page breaks, justified text, and a two-page side-by-side view. • LaTeX equations (Pro) — type math between $ signs in a Word document and it renders as a beautiful equation. • Version History — browse and restore earlier versions of any document, right from the editor. • Smarter iCloud — if a file was edited on two devices, MarkUp now asks which version to keep and saves the other to Version History, so nothing is ever lost. Word documents also keep automatic local backups. • Recently Deleted previews — see deleted documents exactly as they looked before restoring them. • A better sidebar — file type and last-edited time under every name, folder file counts, and improved sorting. • Built for big documents — open a 240-page manuscript, and typing, saving, and page navigation stay fast and smooth. Plus dozens of fixes and refinements across iPhone and iPad.

Version 1.1 contains support for macOS. Only one purchase is needed to gain access on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices. Other features and bug fixes: • Photos can be dragged and dropped into the text editor. • Menu bar support added to iPad. • Images now render in the PDF export preview. • The text renderer, when using split view, no longer flickers when making edits. • Added a custom category in the insert tab. Users can now put in frequently-used text, which syncs via iCloud to all your devices. • Fixed a bug where the renderer sometimes didn't load in split view, when moving quickly between different files. • Files in sidebar folder directories can now be sorted. • Fixed keyboard shortcuts not working. CMD + Y is added to redo an operation. • Both the editor and renderer now remember the location when going between different files.