Starting a book from a cover or a manuscript you already have now stays on that path through the first look. When making your book is interrupted, you get a clear next step you can tap. Robin opens with the question you arrived with. Plus performance and stability improvements throughout the app.

A new book can start from an idea - or from a file you already have. Tell Robin the premise and stay with the book while it takes shape: a title in cover type, two covers to choose from, and first lines waiting in chapter one. If you already have a draft, bring it in. The wait is about your book, not a spinner. You can listen to the manuscript on Android now, the same way you already could on iPhone. Invite a writer you trust. They start with Ink for joining; you earn more when they write. The writing home is a little quieter, too - fewer tools in the way when you just want the page. Plus the usual polish so opening a book feels like coming back to it, not starting over.

Reader Pulse can now read a few chapters together. Pick an act, or any stretch you have been reworking, and see how they carry from one chapter to the next. Wondering whether a chapter is ready to move on? Ask for a readiness check and get an honest, friendly read instead of a critique. Your revision tools wake up when a book reaches Revising, and the encouragement stays gentle on the days you have not written yet. Plus performance and stability improvements throughout the app.

Reader Pulse for single chapters - get feedback on just the chapter you're working on, right from the editor, with a coverage indicator showing how much of it's been analyzed. Draft Readiness check - a new go/no-go readiness view helps you see at a glance whether a chapter is ready for its next step. Streaks no longer show "0" - a friendlier nudge when you're getting back into a writing rhythm. Various stability and reliability improvements.

Reader Pulse now scores your whole book, not just one chapter — open it from the editor to see where readers lean in. Spell check marks as you write, and you can act on any underline without leaving the page. Pick a theme for your finished book in Publish, and track your Ink in the redesigned store. Plus performance and stability improvements throughout the app.

This one came straight from you. Our VIP Authors group spent the last few weeks telling us where the app got in the way. So we rebuilt around what they actually said they needed - one home for the whole book, not another tool to manage. Here's what changed because of it: - Your entire book in one place - notes, research, chapters, versions, and the world you invented, all in one current version. No more five tabs and a search through your downloads folder. - Robin now reads your whole manuscript, not a snippet. Your characters, your plot threads, the reason chapter eleven had to change - remembered, so you never re-brief anyone. That memory compounds the longer you write. - Your voice, protected. We learn how you write - your rhythm, the words you reach for, the ones you'd never use - so pages come back sounding more like you, not less. AI makes everyone sound the same. That's the one thing we won't let happen here. - Momentum you can see. What you wrote today, how the streak is going, and a note to yourself so tomorrow starts mid-sentence instead of at a blank page. - Story Hub keeps your characters, places, and world-building within reach - without leaving the page you're writing on. We measure one thing: finished books. Not word counts, not sessions. Whether the draft in your drawer becomes a book with your name on it, in your voice. Everything above exists for that. Still rough somewhere? I'd rather hear it than not: writeinaclick.com

• Fixed bottom navigation overlapping the system bar on some Android devices • General bug fixes and performance improvements