• Better syncing. When the same note changes on two devices, NoteLess now merges the changes instead of letting one copy overwrite the other, and notes written while iCloud is unreachable are kept and synced once it's back.

• VoiceOver reads your notes the way the cards show them, without the Markdown symbols, and offers Pin, Copy and Delete as actions on every card. • In the editor, VoiceOver and Voice Control can make text bold or italic and tick a checklist item, and you'll hear when a card is full. • Voice Control knows each card by its first few words. • At the largest text sizes, cards on the grid get wider, and the pin and clock badges grow with the text. • With Increase Contrast on, the pin and toolbar icons are easier to see. • With Reduce Motion on, the "Copied" confirmation fades in place instead of sliding.

• Notes about to be deleted now say so. For their last 24 hours, cards turn pink on the grid and pick up a small clock, so a note you meant to keep can't slip away unnoticed. Pin it and it stops counting down. • A new setting warns you before they go. Open Settings on your device, tap NoteLess, and turn on "Notify about expiring notes". You'll hear from NoteLess when unpinned notes are within a day of being deleted — and never in the middle of the night. It asks for notification permission the first time you open the app after switching it on.

• NoteLess now has its own settings. Open Settings on your device and tap NoteLess — the two controls that until now lived only on the Mac are there. • Limit notes to one card. On by default: a note is whatever fits on a single card. Turn it off and new notes can grow past the card; notes freed that way stay free if you turn the limit back on. • Delete notes after 7 days, 30 days, 1 year — or never. This was always being applied on iPhone and iPad; there was simply no way to see or change it here. The setting travels with your notes, so setting it on one device sets it on all of them. If shortening it would delete notes you still have on this device, NoteLess tells you how many and asks first. Pinned notes are never deleted.

• A gentle ask for a rating. NoteLess now occasionally asks whether you'd like to leave a rating. It waits until you've saved a fair number of cards, asks at most once per version, and never appears over an open card — it waits until you've put the card away.

• Search — start typing in the grid to find a card. Case and accents don't matter. • Pinned cards now sit at the top of the grid. • Copying a card from the grid confirms with the same "Copied" flash an open card shows. No tracking, no account, no telemetry.

• Copy a card — long-press a card, or tap the Copy button inside an open card (⌘C on iPad keyboards). Your text stays plain Markdown, ready to paste anywhere. • A new Liquid Glass app icon. No tracking, no account, no telemetry.

Markdown, live on the card. Type **bold** and *italic* (⌘B / ⌘I on a hardware keyboard) and the asterisks vanish as you go. Start a line with "- " for a bullet, "1." for a number, or "- [ ]" for a checkbox you can tap to tick. Return continues the list. Your text stays plain Markdown, so notes round-trip with the Mac app. No tracking, no account, no telemetry.

Localized into 10 languages. The welcome card, pin and delete actions, accessibility labels, and the "(empty)" placeholder all follow your system language now: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese.

Accessibility pass. • Dynamic Type — Baskerville now scales with your system text size in Settings → Display & Brightness. Card body and grid previews both follow. • VoiceOver — the pin glyph announces "Pinned", and each thumbnail reads as its body excerpt followed by "Pinned" when pinned, so VO users hear the state without drilling in. • Reduce Motion — the overflow-shake skips the visible jitter when Reduce Motion is on. The haptic still fires so you don't lose the rejection signal. • Pin signal is now a real pin shape, not just a yellow dot — readable on grayscale displays.