A bigger update. The note you open now sits in a top bar where you can pin it, and the Tabs button shows everything you have open. The formatting row is simpler: Undo, Redo, Format and Insert. The Timeline is back as a history of your notes, day by day: what you created, edited, renamed or moved, kept only on your device. The Agenda shows your calendar events hour by hour again. Settings is shorter and easier to find your way around. The Index sections are cards that scroll on their own. Saving is more careful: a note you open and don't change is never rewritten, and footnotes, details blocks and links stay exactly as you wrote them. Plus a carved pumpkin for the season and many fixes.

Autumn is here. A new Autumn theme in light and dark, with a warm wheat page and maple accents, plus a few leaves drifting across the home screen and a small pumpkin in Settings. Turn the seasonal touches off in Settings › Layout › Seasonal touches. Lists in your notes are now saved the standard Markdown way, so they look right in other apps too.

Fixes Moldavite closing right after it opens on iOS 27. Sorry about that, and thanks for your patience. Also fixed: confirmation dialogs in Settings no longer appear cut off at the top.

Apple Calendar and Google Calendar now work on iPhone and iPad: connect either or both in Settings → Calendar and your events show up in the Agenda. Plus a big round of fixes: Undo right after opening a note can no longer overwrite it, notes in folders export and duplicate correctly, backlinks, search and tags stay up to date, week numbers are right, and many smaller fixes across the app.

New themes: Sage, Slate, Clay, Plum and Graphite, each with a light and dark version. Put the icon bar on the left or right. Tables you can edit. Notes in iCloud download when you tap Download. Share a note with the iOS share sheet. Search now finds text inside notes. Plus many fixes across iPhone and iPad.

Onboarding now holds still as you move through it. The step indicator and buttons kept shifting position between pages, which made setup feel unsettled.