• Relationship map arrows are no longer hidden behind characters or their name labels. • Minor improvements and stability fixes.

• Optimized for iPhone Duo: unfold for a wide layout with the sidebar, fold for a one-handed view. • The relationship map keeps every character on screen when the display size changes, such as when you fold or unfold. • Minor improvements and stability fixes.

• Deleting a branch route no longer shuffles the main story's events — the branch's events now follow the main story in their original order. • Long character names on the relationship map no longer get cut off at the screen edge. • Minor improvements and stability fixes.

Preview and apply answers from your AI app. • Apply AI Answer (Pro): from a project's Overview › Apply AI Answer, copy a prompt into an AI app such as ChatGPT or Claude with your manuscript, paste its answer back, and see by name which characters, relationships and events will be added or changed. Link names the AI spelled differently to existing characters, and undo right after applying. New to it? A short intro and “Try with an example answer” let you try it first. StoryLoom itself has no AI built in. • Siri idea note (Pro): say "Note an idea in StoryLoom" to drop it at the end of your latest project's timeline. StoryLoom actions are also available in the Shortcuts app. • Relationship map: changes made on another device now appear in an open map right away, and on iPhone the title and characters fit the screen. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.

An update for stories with a big cast. • More character colors: 20 colors plus a custom color picker, and each new character automatically gets a color that isn't taken yet. Project covers and branch routes use the same picker. • Search everything: find projects, characters, relationships, and events from the sidebar. • Clearer Pro prompts: you see how close you are to the free limit, and the upgrade screen tells you which feature asked for it. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.

A big polish pass for the relationship map and the editing flow. • Overview: tap the Characters, Map, and Timeline tiles to jump straight there, plus quick actions to add a character, connect a relationship, add an event, or export. • Relationship map: direction arrows, highlighted relationships for the selected character, Fit to screen, a legend, and Auto layout (Pro) with undo. • Timeline: rename, recolor, and delete branch routes (their events return to the main story). • Editors: Cancel asks before discarding changes, saving needs a name, and deletions are confirmed. • Export: share as a file (.md / .json / .storyloom) with headings in your app language. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.

StoryLoom is now available on Mac. • Optional private iCloud sync lets you continue the same projects across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. • Turn sync on in Settings and reopen the app; existing projects use the same store and begin syncing. • Sync uses Apple's private iCloud database, with no StoryLoom server or separate account. • Mac gets a spacious three-column layout and a larger relationship-map canvas. Sync is off by default and only starts when you choose to enable it.

You can edit and delete relationships now. A reader wrote in: “I would like to be able to edit/delete the relationships between characters.” They were right — until now, once a thread was woven, there was no way to unpick it. Tap the list button at the top right of the relationship map to see every relationship in your project, grouped by character. • Tap a relationship to change its target, type, affection, or note. • Swipe it away, or use “Delete relationship” at the bottom of the editor. • Tapping a character also offers just that character’s relationships. Stories grow by being rewritten. One thread tied wrong should never mean weaving the whole thing again. If something gets in your way, tell us: Settings → Send feedback. That is exactly how this update started.

Settings has arrived. Open it from the gear above your project list, or the “Settings” row below it. • Choose Light, Dark, or System for the app’s appearance. • Set the default coloring for the relationship map — by type, or by affection. • Bring back the sample world if you deleted it. • StoryLoom Pro, Restore Purchases, feedback, and the privacy policy now live in one place. The sample world, in your language. “The Last Light at Inkwood” now reads in English, 日本語, and 简体中文 as well as Korean. The world you meet on first launch is finally in the language you write in. Purchase fixes. StoryLoom Pro could not be purchased in some countries — that is fixed. The price no longer shows before it has actually loaded, and Restore Purchases is available any time from Settings. Tell us what you think. Settings → Send feedback. We read everything, and it shapes the next update.