• Export a whole folder as one document — Word, PDF or EPUB — in the order set in the sidebar, with Hebrew and English right in every paragraph and real footnotes. Free. • Undo and redo, at the start of the toolbar — on iPhone and iPad there is no ⌘Z without a keyboard. • First-line indent (Settings): long text reads like a printed page — each paragraph after the first is indented, with no blank line between them, on the right in Hebrew and on the left in English. Your Markdown file stays as it is. • System updates: the editor and its Markdown engine are updated to their latest versions, including security fixes. Fixed: pressing ⌘Z right after opening a file could empty it. Fixed: properties at the top of a file (Obsidian or Pandoc front matter) were damaged when the file was opened, and Pandoc citations like [@key] were saved with backslashes.

Fixed: on iPhone the settings could be taller than the screen, which pushed the close button out of reach. They now fit the screen, scroll, and close with a tap outside.

Tools for the writing itself — and two fixes that matter if your files have images or footnotes. • Footnotes. Add one from the toolbar; each note stays where you wrote it, and a click on the number takes you to it. • Images. Pictures in your Markdown now show in the document. Drop an image in, or paste a screenshot: it is saved in an images folder beside the file and linked for you. • Find and replace in the document (⌘F, ⌥⌘F). • Focus mode dims everything but the paragraph you are writing; typewriter scrolling keeps your line in the middle of the screen. • Quick open: ⌘P and part of a file's name. • Word count, reading time and writing time, at the bottom of the table of contents — with the count for a selection when you select. • Copy a whole document as formatted text, ready to paste into Word or Google Docs with Hebrew and English facing the right way (⇧⌘C). Fixed: an image in a file was removed from it on the next save, footnotes were saved as \[^1\], and Hebrew file paths in links came back percent-encoded. Your files now keep exactly what you wrote. In a Hebrew interface the whole app is now mirrored — the files on the right, the contents on the left. And on iPhone and iPad the App Documents folder reopens after an update instead of coming back empty. Also in this version: safer syncing between devices — an edit from another device is never overwritten, iCloud files open on Mac before they are downloaded, and saves are atomic. Ready for iOS 27.