What's New in Version 4.5 • Ask Siri. Say "Add an item to Ink" or "Show my Ink today." Settings has the full list of phrases. • Shortcuts and the Action Button. Every Ink action is available to automations and to a squeeze of the Action Button. • Spotlight. Your notes and lists turn up in search, and a result opens straight to the page. • Dates you can just type. Write "Dentist Friday 4pm" and Ink sets the due date for you. • Repeating to-dos behave. Check one off and it stays checked until the next one comes due. • Shared lists keep up. Checking boxes and reordering on a shared list now syncs in a fraction of the network traffic.

What's New in Version 4.4 • Templates: start a list, ledger, or note from a ready-made starting point (Ink Pro). • Widgets: your day at a glance on the Home Screen, in Ink's paper style. • Quick Capture from the Lock Screen jots a thought straight into Ink. • Pin any list to your Home Screen with the new list widget (Ink Pro).

What's New in Version 4.3 Duplicate anything. • Right-click on Mac, or long-press on iPhone and iPad, to duplicate a to-do item, a whole section, a subtask, a list, or a note. • Copies keep everything: subtasks, due dates, amounts, priorities, repeats, and formatting. Lists and notes come in as "Name 2." • A brighter, cleaner Silver base color in light mode. • A quiet "last backed up" line in Settings so you always know where you stand.

What's New in Version 4.2 Your notes just got a real formatting toolbar. • Italic, strikethrough, and underline, now in the note toolbar alongside bold. • Toolbar buttons light up to show the formatting active where your cursor is. • Big section headers: tap the heading button to cycle through heading sizes. • Inline checklists: add checkable to-do lines to any note and tick them off as you go. • Link any note or list from inside your text: highlight, tap the link button, pick a destination. • Your formatting now carries through when you share a note or copy it into other apps.

What's New in Version 4.1 • Fixed labels that could wrap or get cut off when using the Press, Modern, Poster, or other font packs... buttons, totals, and stats now stay on one clean line in every pack, on iPhone and iPad. • Small layout refinements across the app.

What's New in Version 4.0 • Ink is now on iPad. A native, universal app, buy once, use on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. • Focus timer: set 15, 25, 45, or 60 minutes (or your own) and work against a quiet countdown, with a gentle chime when time is up • Pop it out: a full-screen countdown ring on iPhone, or a small always-on-top timer window on your Mac • Choose your chime: four end-of-session sounds, from a warm marimba to a singing bowl • Focus makes the paper: completed sessions now appear in your Statistics, with a weekly observation on the Today screen • Capture from the menu bar on Mac: jot a thought (or dictate one) from any app, without switching to Ink • Smarter sync: rare cross-device conflicts now resolve themselves automatically, with safety backups kept

What's New in Version 3.5 • Focus timer: set 15, 25, 45, or 60 minutes (or your own) and work against a quiet countdown, with a gentle chime when time is up • Pop it out: a full-screen countdown ring on iPhone, or a small always-on-top timer window on your Mac • Choose your chime: four end-of-session sounds, from a warm marimba to a singing bowl • Focus makes the paper: completed sessions now appear in your Statistics, with a weekly observation on the Today screen • Capture from the menu bar on Mac: jot a thought (or dictate one) from any app, without switching to Ink • Smarter sync: rare cross-device conflicts now resolve themselves automatically, with safety backups kept

What's New in Version 3.4 In-list triage: turn on List tools in Settings, then hide completed items and sort any list by due date or priority. It is per list, so nothing changes until you choose it. Priority for to-dos: mark items low, medium, or high, shown as a quiet set of marks. Shared-list bylines: on a shared list, a faint note shows who added each item. A new Rust app icon to choose from. Refinements and fixes throughout.

What's New in Version 3.3 • Due-date reminders. Turn them on in Settings and Ink quietly notifies you on the day something is due, at the time you choose. Tap the reminder to land in the list. • Repeating to-dos. Rent, bills, rituals: set a to-do to repeat daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly, and checking it off rolls it forward to its next date. • Content links. Connect any note or list to any other. Notes gain a "See also" footer, to-dos can point at the note that says more, and everything shows where it's referenced. • Faster scrolling and search in large libraries. • Calmer list renaming on the Mac. • Reliability improvements and honest little copy fixes throughout.

What's New (v3.2) New Color themes. Choose how your page reads: Paper (warm cream), Arctic (crisp white), or Silver (cool gray), each with its own light and dark, plus an optional fine paper texture. Faster and smoother. Quicker saving, a snappier editor, and a lighter Today screen. Steadier shared lists. Collaborative edits now sync more dependably. Polish and fixes. Editor links match your accent color, the color picker no longer shifts, and assorted bugs are squashed.

What's New in Version 3.1 Ink now stays usable after your trial. Keep your notes and lists for free; Pro unlocks AI dictation, font packs, themes, accent colors, the Today screen picker, and shared lists. Shared lists. Invite another Ink user by email and keep a to-do list shared between you. Check things off, add items, reorder, and both copies stay in sync. A people icon marks a shared list, and a line shows who edited it last. Manage sharing from the list. See who's on a shared list, remove someone, or stop sharing, all from the list itself. • New Poster font pack: tall Bebas Neue headlines paired with clean IBM Plex Sans. • New textured paper background, in light and dark, for a warmer page. • A refreshed walkthrough of how Ink works. • Polish and reliability fixes across iPhone and Mac.

What's New (v3.0) Shared lists. Invite another Ink user by email and keep a to-do list shared between you. Check things off, add items, reorder, and both copies stay in sync. A people icon marks a shared list, and a line shows who edited it last. Manage sharing from the list. See who's on a shared list, remove someone, or stop sharing, all from the list itself. Polish and reliability fixes across iPhone and Mac.

What's New (v2.98) Lock your notebook. Set a 4- or 6-digit passcode to keep Ink private, with Face ID / Touch ID to unlock. Turn it on once and it locks across your devices. Set it up in Settings → Lock. The moon, in detail. The Today moon panel now shows illumination percentage alongside the phase "Waxing Gibbous · 87%." More accent colors. Three new accents join the set: Plum, Gold, and Patina. Six in all, each tuned for light and dark. Select multiple to-dos at once and delete them in a single step, with one-tap undo to bring them all back. Undo and redo in your lists are now rock-solid: one undo reverses one editing session, every time, across both typing and structural changes. Visual polish and reliability fixes across iPhone and Mac.

What's New (v2.97) A more accurate moon. The moon on your Today screen now renders the real phase, drawn from precise illumination math across 28 fine gradations, so a 73%-lit gibbous looks different from an 88%-lit one. The 7-day strip shows the moon visibly progressing through the week. Cleaner weather card. Your location now sits on the left, the day's condition on the right, and today's high and low appear right beside the temperature. Lock your notebook. Set a 4- or 6-digit passcode to keep Ink private, with Face ID / Touch ID to unlock. Turn it on once and it locks across your devices. Set it up in Settings → Lock. More accent colors. Three new accents join the set: Plum, Gold, and Patina. Six in all, each tuned for light and dark. Squashed bugs. Polished pixels.

What's New (v2.96) Lock your notebook. Set a 4- or 6-digit passcode to keep Ink private, with Face ID / Touch ID to unlock. Turn it on once and it locks across your devices. Set it up in Settings → Lock. The moon, in detail. The Today moon panel now shows illumination percentage alongside the phase — "Waxing Gibbous · 87%." More accent colors. Three new accents join the set: Plum, Gold, and Patina. Six in all, each tuned for light and dark.

What's New (v2.95) Newsprint Today, reimagined as a magazine spread. Two columns on Mac, single-column waterfall on iPhone, with a new weather card, seven-day forecast, moon phases, and a library footer of your most-active shelves. Weather + moon, live on Today. Current condition, temperature, place name, sunrise/sunset, moon phase with transit times, 7-day outlook. Powered by Apple WeatherKit. Studio font pack. Fjalla One narrow display + Inter Light body. Four packs total now: Paper, Press, Modern, Studio. Bigger greeting pool, bigger anchor pool. Per-time-of-day greeting variations (morning/afternoon/evening/night) rotate daily. Today's anchor quote pool doubled from 34 to 68 editorial phrases. Settings, reorganized. Collapsible sections that remember your preference. Font / Today layout / Accent / App icon now open visual chooser sheets with live previews instead of cramped pill rows. Alternate app icon. Pick between the editorial "ink." mark and a new kraft-paper stamp variant. Settings → Paper → App icon.

What's New (v2.9) • A 30-day reminder to back up your notebook, synced across iPhone and Mac via iCloud. Backing up on one resets the clock on both. • Undo and redo arrows now sit in the to-do list toolbar on both platforms. Cmd-Z on Mac reverses every important action, adding, deleting, toggling done, due dates, amounts, headers, pinning, archiving, reordering. • Bigger tap area on the search, theme, and settings icons up top on iPhone, no more missed taps. • Hit Return at the start of a to-do, and the text bumps down to a new row, leaving an empty entry for what comes next. • Small fixes, big vibes.

What's New (v2.8) • Press font pack refreshed for a sharper, more editorial feel • Modern font pack tuned • We did some stuff. It's better now. Trust us.

What's New in 2.7: We did some polishing and enhancing: • ⌘Z and the toolbar Undo button now restore deleted to-dos and subtasks on Mac, including the text you'd already backspaced away before the row was removed. • Arrow keys walk between to-dos and their subtasks on Mac. Up and down move row-to-row through the list, headers included. • Smarter Enter: when your cursor is at the start of a to-do, hitting Return pushes that line down and leaves you an empty row to type above it. Mid-line Return splits the to-do in two. • On iPhone, the "add a new to-do" field now wraps long text to a second line instead of disappearing off the right edge, and its type matches the rest of the list so the rhythm reads the same. Bug fixes, plus a few things we'll never speak of again.

Introducing "Magazine" — a new Today layout, built for both Mac and iPhone. • A daily epigraph on the cover. A curated rotation of 400+ quotes from writers, philosophers, actors, musicians, artists, athletes, and scientists — the same line on every device, refreshing at local midnight. • Hand-drawn personality. The selected day in the calendar gets a sketched ink circle. Section labels are underlined like notes in a margin. Subtle wobble, no two sessions exactly alike. • A clearer "what's due." Top five upcoming items, ordered by urgency, no week-bracket gating. • Top five pinned. Recent-first, so what you care about right now sits up top. Plus: better subtask wrapping (no more side-scrolling long lines), a tightened Pinned section, and a swappable date/month hero in the calendar header. To turn it on: Settings → Today → Magazine. Tightened the bolts. Oiled the hinges.

What's new in 2.2 • Print your work. Lists, ledgers, and notes all now have a printer icon next to the share button. Editorial layout, paper-friendly, black-and-white, page-break-aware. iPhone, iPad, and Mac produce the same output. • Dictation that listens to what you said. Speak naturally and Ink follows your intent. Say "create a new list" inside an existing list and a new one is born instead of edits piling onto the old one. Say "mark milk done", "check off bread", "remove eggs", and the right rows move. Speak proper nouns like iOS, GitHub, or Honeywell and they arrive correctly capitalized. • Voice notes that actually save their body. Notes dictated by voice now land with their full content in the editor where you can see and edit it. The Voice vs Typed donut in Statistics counts voice creates and voice edits both, so the chart finally reflects how you actually work. • Ledger by voice. Flip a list into Ledger mode and dictate "groceries 25 dollars, gas minus 50, freelance plus 200". Ink extracts the signed amounts into the running balance, leaves the text clean. • Notes with real structure from speech. Say "heading: this week, then a bullet list of three things" and Ink lays it out as a heading plus a real bullet list, not one wall of prose. Same for subheadings, numbered lists, quotes, and section breaks. • Confidence in the live transcript. Words the recognizer wasn't sure about render slightly faded as you speak, so you can mentally double-check before sending them to Ink. • Smoother list reordering on Mac. A clear accent-colored line shows exactly where the row will land, no more guessing. • A bunch of smaller fixes: clearer dictation error messages, no phantom subtitle on dictated notes, the preview headline now matches what was actually produced, the to-do row stops shifting when you toggle the highlight marker, and a hint footer in the dictation sheet teaches the voice vocabulary.

What's new in Ink 2.1 • Print your work. Lists, ledgers, and notes all now have a printer icon next to the share button. Editorial layout, paper-friendly, black-and-white, page-break-aware. iPhone, iPad, and Mac all produce the same output. • Dictation that listens to what you actually said. Saying "create a new list" or "make a new note" while inside an existing one now spawns a fresh entry instead of editing in place. Edit-mode dictation still works the same way otherwise. • Voice notes that actually save their body. Dictating a note used to land with just the title, content went to a legacy field the editor doesn't read. Fixed: paragraphs now appear in the editor, where they belong. • Voice vs Typed, accurately counted. Mac dictation and edit-mode voice both now register in the Statistics donut. The chart finally reflects how you actually work. • A bunch of smaller fixes: clearer dictation error messages, no phantom subtitle on dictated notes, the preview headline now says "A note, written" or "Edits, prepared" when those are what's actually happening, and the to-do row stops shifting when you toggle the highlight marker.

What's new in Ink 2.0 Introducing Ledger mode Turn any list into a tidy ledger: per-section subtotals, a grand total with a hairline rule, signed amounts with inline + and − symbols • Dictation that listens for intent. Saying "create a new list" while you're already in one now spawns a new list instead of editing the open one. Edit-mode dictation still works the same way otherwise. • Voice vs Typed, accurately counted. The Statistics donut now tags everything dictation actually touches — voice creates and voice edits both count. • Mac shelf reordering, redone. Drag any shelf with a clear rust insertion line showing where it lands. No more guessing. • "How Ink works" tour. Six pages walking through the basics, the Today layouts, personalization, ledger, the toolbar, and sync — same on iPhone and Mac. • Body size scales everywhere. Settings → Body size now affects the editor, the to-do list, and subtasks consistently. • Editor reliability. Highlight-and-delete and last-character-delete now persist instead of bouncing back. Subtask check-offs and text edits actually save. • A bunch of smaller polish: styled confirm sheets, native iOS edit mode for lists and shelves, forward-compatible storage so future updates land cleanly on older versions.