Your last edit reaches your other devices, even when you leave right away. • Leaving ZenNotes now finishes the ZenNotes Cloud sync first: the note you just wrote is sent within a few seconds, instead of waiting until you open ZenNotes again. Settings → Cloud → Sync in the background turns it off. • Converting a table to a database in a long note offers the heading right above the table as its name. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

Start a note right where you are. • Browse has a New note row: it starts a note inside the folder you are looking at, with its title ready to type. • A ZenNotes Cloud vault that another device encrypted end to end now says so, and stops syncing the old copy, instead of asking you to update. • An encrypted vault shows its real name as soon as you unlock encryption, and its backups tell you where to save an archive. • Settings search offers only the settings this device has, and on iPad the keyboard shortcuts list only keys that work here. • Renaming or moving a note keeps an assistant's pending edits with it, for review on your computer. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

Editing and reading fixes. • Indenting from the toolbar no longer turns a heading into a code block. Headings stay at the margin while the rest of the selection indents. • A table whose column widths were set on your computer keeps them when you read it here, and scrolls sideways when it is wider than the screen. • Clearer wording in the app's settings, help and notices. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

ZenNotes Cloud fixes. • Cloud sync, backup restores and conflict reviews now work on iOS 15.0 to 15.3, where they could stop before saving or downloading a change. • Disconnect in Settings › Cloud now also ends this iPhone's access on ZenNotes Cloud, so it no longer stays listed under Connected apps in your account. Cloud sync is part of the optional ZenNotes Cloud service. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

Publish notes with more pictures. • A note published to the web can now carry up to 50 attachments and 100 MB, up from 20. • Attachments upload straight from your vault before the note goes live, and a note over a limit tells you what to change before anything is sent. Publishing is part of ZenNotes Cloud's optional Publish add-on. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

New notes, quick notes and tasks are one tap away. • Tap the circle: Quick, Note and Task now sit along the bottom, one tap each, with + for templates, databases and folders. • New task is in the Create sheet too, and a task you add says "Task added" with a button to open it. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

Long labels in Mermaid diagrams wrap instead of being cut off. • A diagram label longer than about 200 pixels now wraps onto two or three lines and reads in full, in the editor and in Preview. • The first-run screen and the Welcome note read more clearly. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

Start a list under a paragraph, and the paragraph stays a paragraph. • Typing - on the line under a paragraph no longer turns that paragraph into a heading in the editor, the outline or Preview. --, --- and === under a line still make a heading. • The in-app help is up to date. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

Folders show everything in them, and notes stay put while you scroll. • Browse lists a folder's files as well as its notes, so pictures, PDFs and other attachments open from the folder they live in. • Scrolling a note in Edit mode stays where you scroll instead of jumping back to the cursor. • Ubuntu Sans and Ubuntu Sans Mono are built in. • You can keep several Files folders as vaults, each in the vault list. • A note keeps its creation date when you rename it. • A file that has not reached this device yet says so in the note, and turns into the picture or player when it arrives. • Kanban columns can be ordered by due date: choose Order next to Group by. • Settings → Cloud opens on what needs you, says why an automatic backup was skipped and which plan limit a backup hit, and a restored note no longer leaves a copy behind. • Fixed: a dated link like [[2024.01.15]] opens its note. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

ZenNotes Cloud now tells you what it is waiting on, right where you are. • When the same note changes on two devices, the note says so across its top with a Review button, and a notification appears once. A row at the bottom of the screen stays while Cloud needs you. • A file too large for Cloud is named: the note shows "Not synced to Cloud" under it, and the status row says how many files are affected. • Attached videos, audio and PDFs appear in the note as a player or document instead of a link, in Edit and Read mode. • Deleting a Cloud vault asks you to type its name, and your other devices say "Cloud vault deleted" instead of quietly stopping. • Choosing a new Files folder for a vault asks before it replaces the one you have. • Backups list every file, and search covers the whole backup. • Fixed: syncing no longer leaves stray empty folders next to notes at the top of a vault, and a 10 GB plan shows as 10 GB. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files, and local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

Lists, tasks and callouts now fold. • Keep a long task note to one line per task. Bullets, numbered items and tasks with indented details can collapse in Edit and Read. Folding leaves your Markdown and checkbox states alone. • Callouts support [!note]- to start collapsed and [!note]+ to start expanded. Tap the title in Read, or its chevron in Edit, to bring the details back. Existing callouts stay expanded. • When Cloud finds vault settings that differ from another device, the choice now fits the screen, so its buttons are always within reach. • Atlas gives newly linked notes room beside the notes they connect to and separates linked notes that older layouts piled together. • Note opening hands focus to the editor more reliably, and refreshes preserve open notes with unsaved text. Built on ZenNotes core 2.58.1, shared with the desktop and Android apps. Your notes stay ordinary Markdown files. Local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

The shared 2.56.1 core: a vault can carry a name of its own. • Rename Vault… (the ••• sheet, All commands…) or the Vault name field in Settings names a vault for the drawer and the vault switcher. The folder keeps its name; an empty name goes back to it. The name lives in the vault's own vault.json, so a vault named on the desktop shows that name here too. • The vault switcher marks the vault that is open by its folder, whatever it is called, and shows each vault by the name it goes by. • A Markdown table in a note converts into a database the note links to (Convert Table to Database… in the command palette). • Settings search reaches every setting, including where new tasks go, and a hit opens the tab the setting is on. • A task added from the calendar panel joins the note's Tasks section. • In Preview, a code block inside a task stays under the task's text. • Undo after the open note changed on disk (a sync, for one) no longer saves a text nobody wrote. • Help reads as one page. • App core 2.56.1, shared with the desktop and Android apps. Local and iCloud vaults still work without an account.

The shared 2.55.0 core, and nothing keyboard-only left on the phone. • The New note form (Search, then the Create "what you typed" row) no longer shows keyboard hints in its footer. It holds Back and Create and nothing else. • Nothing on screen names a Vim editor key any more: no ring around the sidebar after a tap, no letter chip on the row under the cursor, no j/k strips in the connections and comments panels, no letter badges under a comment. Vim mode is a desktop feature this app never turns on. • Renaming a note from its title to a name that an older, since-moved note once had now goes through instead of failing silently, and a rename that cannot happen says why. • Move… offers your own folders by their names, with the notes root on top. • App core 2.55.0, shared with the desktop and Android apps. Local and iCloud vaults still work without an account.

Search creates the note you typed, plus app core 2.54.1. • Search notes (the circle, then Search) now ends its list with Create "what you typed". Tap it and a New note form opens with the name filled in: pick the folder (type a path such as projects/ideas, or leave it in Inbox), add tags from the vault's list or type new ones, then tap Create. The note opens with its heading and its tags on the line under it. If a note with that name already lives in that folder, the form says so and lets you change the name or open the existing note instead. • The first tap on Create counts even while a tag is still typed in the Tags field and not yet added. It used to take a second tap. • The form's header keeps its "in Inbox" label clear of the Cancel button. • Following a wikilink no longer leaves its target sitting in the footer of the note it opened. • Leaving Reading mode opens the editor at the part you were reading instead of where the cursor last was. • With Live Preview off, the YAML header at the top of a note is shown as plain text, not in heading type. • A note whose text returns to exactly what is on disk is not written again, so its modified time and the sync stay untouched. Local and iCloud vaults still work without an account.

The app launches on iOS 27 again, Favorites come to the home screen, plus app core 2.53.0. • Fixes a crash at launch on iOS 27. Versions 1.10.0 and 1.10.1 quit immediately on iOS 27 because they had not adopted Apple's scene-based app life cycle. Your notes were never affected. • A Favorites section on the home screen lists your favorite notes under Recent. Add or remove the open note with the circle button, then More, then Add to Favorites, or long-press a note in Browse. Favorites are the vault's list, shared with the desktop app. • Long-press a folder or database in Browse and choose Move to… to move it into another folder. Open tabs, folder icons, favorites, and custom order come along. • Tapping a heading or block link in Reading mode now scrolls to it in Reading mode instead of switching to Edit. Back returns to where you were reading. • Dismiss keyboard now keeps the keyboard down for the tap that follows. • Each note keeps its own undo history when you switch between notes, and renaming or moving the note you are editing keeps your place and your undo history. • In the wikilink picker, typing | accepts the highlighted note and starts the display text. • Searches opened from the command palette keep your typing in the search field instead of the note. • Opening Settings no longer raises the keyboard. • The template editor stacks the editor above the preview on the phone. • Cloud: when two devices changed the vault's settings, sync asks right away and lets you pick a side per setting. A sync that fails midway keeps what already landed instead of repeating it on every retry. • A task added to a past daily note after today's note was opened now rolls over on the next open. • Settings > About gains Version details with a Copy button for bug reports. • iPad: each note can remember its own side panels (turn off Keep panels when switching notes in Settings > Editor), the note stays readable when panels do not fit, and Escape ends a Vim block edit. Local and iCloud vaults still work without an account.

Databases in Browse get a proper menu. • Long-press a database in Browse to rename or delete it. A long press used to go straight to the delete confirmation. • Folders keep their menu: Pin, Rename, Delete. Local and iCloud vaults still work without an account.

Safer file moves, smarter Cloud recovery, and app core 2.51.0. • Moving, renaming, trashing, or deleting notes and folders now finishes completely or not at all. Comments and database files travel with their folder. • A menu, gesture, or confirmation left open while you switch vaults no longer acts on the new vault. • If a linked Cloud vault is deleted from another device, the phone unlinks only that vault, keeps your local notes, and preserves unsent conflict drafts. • Typing [[ inside code no longer opens the wikilink picker. • Bracketed text that is not a link reads as ordinary prose. • Rolling a daily note forward no longer creates empty tasks. • Forwarded and cancelled tasks stay off every Kanban board. • Templates can show a live modified date that follows the note's last save. • Notes keep pointing at attachments after they are renamed or moved. Local and iCloud vaults still work without an account.

Cloud uploads and recovery improvements. • Fixed attachment uploads that could fail after sending an empty file. • Keep your Cloud sign-in when the app restarts. • Receive incoming edits sooner while the app is open. • Update public notes from Cloud Settings using the same link. • Give large publications more time to finish and explain uncertain results clearly. • See restored text and images without reopening the note after a backup restore. • Keep both full versions available when reviewing a conflict. • Show accurate file-size limits and recovery guidance. Local and iCloud vaults still work without an account.

ZenNotes 1.9.9 keeps Cloud sync out of your way while you write. • Views stay put when nothing changed. A sync that finds nothing new leaves your vault views alone; a batch of pulled changes refreshes them once. • Typing keeps its turn. The sync scan and large attachments are processed in small chunks with pauses for the interface, so keystrokes land while a sync runs. • Conflict review reads the real file. Both versions of a conflicted note are loaded in full, even when the file was cached as unchanged or moved to a new path. • Safer caching. A file with an unknown timestamp, or one that changes while it is being read, is read again instead of being trusted from an old fingerprint. No new permissions or data collection. Local and iCloud vaults keep working without an account.

ZenNotes 1.9.8 puts your notes on the Home Screen and brings app core 2.46 to the phone. • New Note widget. One tap starts a note in your Inbox with the title ready to type. Small on the Home Screen; on iOS 16 and later also as a Lock Screen circle, rectangle, or inline line. • Recent Notes widget. Your pinned notes first, then the ones you edited last, with a + to start a new one. Tap a row to open it. Medium or large. • Today's Tasks widget. What's due today, overdue, or waiting for a date, overdue first, with the count in the header. Tap a task to land on its line; tap the header for the Tasks view. • The widgets wear your theme and update within seconds of a change, so the Home Screen stays current without opening the app. Underneath, app core 2.46: • Comment threads with names. A reply files under the comment it answers, every entry shows who wrote it, and an assistant connected over MCP on your desktop can answer in the same threads; its replies arrive on the phone through your synced vault, signed with its name. • Pick any date from the @ menu. Date… opens a calendar; Today, Yesterday, Tomorrow and Now stay one tap away. • Saved Tasks filters. Name a filter once and recall it from the chips under the Tasks header. • The Kanban Folder board gives every note folder its own column, or the children of one folder you name. • Display math renders inside callouts, and Typst formulas match KaTeX's size, with square-root bars in the text color. No new permissions or data collection: the widgets read a small summary stored on your device, never your note bodies. Local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

ZenNotes 1.9.7 is a phone editing release: six things that got in the way when writing with one thumb, fixed, plus app core 2.45. • Autocorrect and the predictive bar work in the note body. The editor used to switch off iOS autocorrect, predictive text, and sentence capitalization for the whole note; they now behave as they do in any text field. Titles and code blocks are unchanged. • Bullet, Checkbox, and Heading work on an empty line. Tap one on a fresh line and the marker appears, caret after it. • The caret stays above the keyboard toolbar in long notes, instead of hiding under it until you added blank lines. • Long-press any note for its options (Pin, Rename, Move to…, Copy wikilink, Archive, Delete), swipe left to archive or delete, swipe right to pin. In every list now: Home, Quick Notes, Tags, Archive, Trash. Quick Notes can finally be deleted. • New Start screen setting in Settings → Appearance: open on Home instead of where you left off. • Home no longer bounces back to Tasks a second after you tap it. • App core 2.45: arrow keys move through the @, / and [[ menus again on a hardware keyboard, and a self-hosted vault behind a proxy without WebSockets stays current. No new permissions or data collection. Local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

ZenNotes 1.9.6 turns Cloud conflicts into clear choices and brings the app core from 2.38 to 2.44. • When two devices change the same note, ZenNotes merges the safe edits on its own and asks only about the overlapping words. The versions are labelled This device, Other device, and Last synced; pick a wording per change, edit the combined note, or keep one complete version. No more numbered (cloud conflict) copies. • First sync is honest: with no shared earlier version, both complete notes are shown and you choose to keep either, keep both under a name you pick, or combine them yourself. • Finish later without losing anything. An unresolved note keeps its local version in the vault and its other versions and your draft in app storage, while unrelated notes keep syncing. Its tasks stay out of Tasks, Calendar, and Kanban until you decide. • Coming back online after the desktop saved a note several times no longer parks conflict copies or re-uploads the phone's stale version. • Sync incomplete now names each file Cloud could not apply, with the reason and an Open button. • Editor fixes: the wikilink picker keeps a link's section and alias, a pasted video no longer takes the keyboard away, Auto-close Markdown leaves code alone, and the bin icon on a note opened from Trash deletes it for good. Find the queue in Settings → Cloud or through Review Cloud Sync Conflicts in the command palette. No new permissions or data collection. Local and iCloud vaults work without an account.

ZenNotes 1.9.5 fixes attachments and remote vault access. • Attached files now go into your vault's assets folder and use stable vault-relative links, so attachments opened from nested notes point to the right file. • Self-hosted uploads now arrive as their original bytes instead of larger, unreadable base64 text. • Imported filenames are cleaned before they are written or linked, preventing unsafe paths and broken wikilinks. • On iPad, Settings → Vault now includes Manage…, restoring access to Add Remote Vault…. The iPhone quick switch is unchanged. No new permissions or data collection.

ZenNotes 1.9.4 gets big files into the Cloud — and catches up with two features the Android app got first. • Files over 5 MB — photos, scans, PDFs, voice memos — now sync to ZenNotes Cloud from your iPhone. They go straight to storage through a signed upload address, the same way the desktop app sends them; your account token never travels with the file, and a failed transfer is cleaned up and retried on the next pass. • When Cloud declines a file — vault full, plan capacity reached, over the size limit — Settings → Cloud names the file and the reason instead of a generic sync failure. • Attach any file to a note: a paperclip on the keyboard toolbar opens the Files picker (photos, PDFs, anything, multi-select). The file lands in your vault and the embed or link goes in at the cursor. • Swipe gestures are yours to configure (Settings → Appearance): map a left or right flick over a note to next/previous note, Browse, or the outline, and pull down from the top of a note for a quick action — the command palette, search, or a new note. • The app core moves to 2.38: an In progress column on the Status board, the Publish icon only once you're signed in to Cloud, smooth typing next to mermaid diagrams, and a Reflow Paragraph command for hard-wrapped text. No new permissions or data collection. Local-first storage and iCloud Drive work with or without a ZenNotes Cloud account.

ZenNotes 1.9.3 makes iCloud vaults live. • Edits from your other devices now arrive on their own — while the app is open, or the moment you return to it. Previously iCloud needed a nudge from the Files app to sync; ZenNotes now keeps the sync engine engaged itself and refreshes the vault when changes land. • Tip: the Browse drawer also supports pull-to-refresh whenever you want to force a pass by hand. • The app core moves to 2.37 with the desktop line's latest fixes, including sharper search ranking and table-editing shortcuts. No new permissions or data collection.