Typed entries can now be formatted as you write. Type **bold**, *italic*, or # for a heading and it takes shape as you go. Five heading sizes, bullet and numbered lists, strikethrough, links, and code. There's a formatting bar above the keyboard if you'd rather tap than type, with indent controls for nesting a list. Entries you've already written open clean. The formatting marks stay out of the way while you're reading — tap the page, or the pencil in the corner, when you want to change something. Feed cards and exported PDFs are clean too. On iPad, typed entries scroll as one continuous page instead of jumping page to page. And if you type more often than you draw, you can set the + button to open the keyboard by default. On iPhone, the writing on feed cards is readable again instead of shrunk to fit. A few smaller things: New entries are tagged with your location by default. You can turn that off in Settings. You can hide the photo thumbnails on one entry's card without changing it everywhere else — it's in the card's menu. If iCloud has trouble syncing, the app now tells you what actually went wrong instead of just saying you're offline.

A new way to add pages, and a round of polish. • Scroll past the bottom of your last page and the next sheet is waiting on the desk — tap it to start writing at the top of a fresh page. • The sheet greets you with a different small note each time. • Reorder your journals — press and hold Reorder in the drawer, then drag. • New entries now start in the journal you last used. • One typeface throughout, clearer buttons, and easier-to-read text across the app. • Entries settle gently into the feed when you finish writing