A note now shows what links to it right under the note, and tapping a character, place or thing named in a note opens it beside the note. On iPhone Duo, the inner display has its own layout: your destinations stand in the space beside the status bar, and each screen's tools sit in a bar at the bottom. Opening or closing the phone no longer closes the app.

Notes can now link to each other. Type [[ to link one note to another, add #tags, see what links to a note, and explore your notes as a graph. Renaming a note updates every link to it, in notes and in chapters. Share to Plotscribe from any app to save text or a link as an idea in your notes. Sync is more reliable. Your edits are saved for upload before they are sent, so a dropped connection or a closed app no longer loses them. Devices check more often that they are up to date, and signing out now warns you if anything has not uploaded yet.

New: Stats. See how much you've written in each World: today, this week and across the year. In a shared World, see everyone's writing by person, book and chapter. Find Stats in More on iPhone and in the sidebar on iPad. This update also brings many iPad fixes: toolbars that fit in portrait, a proper chapter sheet, a fuller Cast and larger touch targets.

Typing in a sheet feels better on iPhone. Sheets now sit right on top of the keyboard with no gap, the extra form bar above the keyboard is gone, and the field you're typing in stays in view.

A calmer, more consistent look throughout, with a quieter Dark mode. • Create a World right from the Welcome screen. • Rename chapter versions in place, and set a chapter’s word target inline. • Manage a Workspace’s members from the Workspace. • Fixes for dragging plot points in the Outline and for very large rows stalling Sync.

• Library: every plot point in one place, in a new Plan tab. Delete one from its ⋯ menu, and restore it under Deleted. • Versions on the floating bar: switch a chapter’s version, try another or compare two. • Submit a bug from Settings or More. It goes straight to the Plotscribe team. • Join us on X, Discord and Bluesky from Settings. • Forms in sheets stay above the keyboard.

• Mood boards stay out of the way: a chapter's mood drawer now starts closed. • On iPhone, Mood and chapter context sit together in one floating button at the bottom of the page. • Your Worlds keep opening after the app updates. • The app says plainly that deleting it deletes Worlds kept only on this device, and Sync keeps them safe. • Synced Worlds now show as synced right after the first download. • Waiting uploads show why they will retry.

• Plotscribe is now free on iPhone and iPad, with no account. Open it and start writing. • Your Worlds are saved as files you keep, in Files › On My iPhone › Plotscribe, and work fully offline. • Export is one tap away: in the dock on iPhone and the sidebar on iPad. • Without Sync, every screen tells you your Worlds are only on this device, with Sync a tap away. • Already have Sync? Sign in from the welcome screen. • Mood boards: pin images, colors, quotes and notes, and link a board to chapters and characters. • Maps: pick your characters and places from a list and drag them onto the map. • Choose an icon for each kind of entity. • Synced Worlds open straight away and catch up in the background.

• Hold a plot point to pick it up, then drag it to reorder it or move it to another chapter, plot line or character. Your iPhone gives a light tap as it lifts and lands. • Move a plot point up or down from its sheet. • Buttons, the tab bar and toolbars float on a glass finish on iPhone and iPad. • Sync can now be billed yearly as well as monthly. • Chapter versions open full screen on iPhone: pick a version, compare two, and step back. • Invited to a Workspace? Join it from the Sync screen. • Undo after a move now appears at the top of the screen.

• The Plot Point System: every plot point now shows its chapter, plot line and character in every Plan view. Tap one to change any of the three, and tap ? to see how it works. • iPad plans in clear lists, and a plot point opens as a floating card. • A new Dark theme in deep ink with a soft green accent. • Chapter versions: tick Active to choose the version your book uses. • The Apple Pencil palette and iPad toolbars now respond and fit every screen.

• Your World now opens on its Books screen, and each book on its chapters, as on the desktop app. • Export a manuscript from any book, then save it to Files or send it straight from the share sheet. • Plan reads in plain words: plan by chapter, by plot line or by entity, and the + adds a plot point. • New entities open ready to name, new chapters ask for a title, and every screen says what it's for. • A floating tab bar, add buttons within thumb's reach, and clearer contrast in Plan.