When the keyboard comes up, the ad bar at the top steps aside. That space goes back to your writing. The two floating buttons are smaller and lighter now, and they sit at the very bottom, out of your text. The reading rail on the right got quieter. Only your position stays; the line behind it is gone. Settings can now check for the newest version and take you straight to the update.

When the keyboard comes up, the ad bar at the top steps aside. That space goes back to your writing. The two floating buttons are smaller and lighter now, and they sit at the very bottom, out of your text. The reading rail on the right got quieter. Only your position stays; the line behind it is gone. Settings can now check for the newest version and take you straight to the update.

Drop a scroll bookmark in a long note. Next time you open it, you start where you left off. A quiet rail on the right shows where you are and how much is left. Size, weight, line spacing, margins, alignment and paper — all right there while you read. Or just for this one note. Moving between the list and a note slides smoothly.

Premium is here. No ads, and no daily caps on tidying or AI editing. The first 2 weeks are Premium, free. A short tour on first launch. Cleanup now tells larger headings from smaller ones. Tap the title field to rewrite it right away. Polished the purchase screen and text selection.

Swipe to compare a note before and after cleanup. Rewind how this note grew. Related notes appear as a constellation. Bug fixes.

Sync is noticeably faster — devices catch up within seconds. The editor toolbar was rebuilt: find and replace, a paragraph format picker (body, headings, quote, code), three list styles, multi-line checklists, clear formatting, and caret nudges. Pressing return in a list continues the numbering or bullet. You can now choose the body font (system, Noto, or monospace). On narrow screens the toolbar unfolds below instead of scrolling away.

Auto-replace rules can now live on a single note: when saving from Find & Replace, choose between all notes and this note only. Tidy now turns spaced dashes ( — ) into colons ( : ) by default, and body text uses zero letter spacing so the system font looks the way it should.

All your devices now see the same notes. Sign in with Google to sync iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, Windows and the web — or choose iCloud for Apple-only setups. Open notes follow edits from other devices as they arrive, and conflicting edits are backed up to the trash so nothing is ever silently lost.