Sync is more accurate and much faster. • Deleting a file or folder now removes it from this device and from the cloud. Items deleted from the cloud can be restored on the service's website; items deleted from the device can be restored in Settings under Deleted Items. • When range folders cover overlapping episode numbers, Glit tells you and lets you fix it in the app with Clean up. Every manuscript is preserved in Version history first. • Comparing with the cloud now shows the result in a popup. When sync fails, Glit tells you which files failed and why, and retries temporary errors automatically. • Fixed manuscripts with Korean file names not opening in Glit for Windows. • Comparing and importing are much faster, and large files resume after an interruption.

Cloud connections are tidier. • New Dropbox connections use only the Glit app folder inside Dropbox — Glit cannot see anything outside it. • Projects you already sync keep working exactly as before: no re-login, nothing to move. • Opening a project that uses an earlier connection shows a short notice explaining your options. • Google Drive can no longer be connected. Projects already connected to it keep syncing.

Focus writing is here. • Focus writing — choose Start focus writing in the editor options and everything but your manuscript falls away. The line you are writing stays sharp in the center of the screen while earlier lines blur behind it. • A character goal and elapsed time sit at the top. Turn on hard mode and you cannot leave until you reach the goal. • Everything you write is saved straight into the episode file, as always. Also in this update: • On iPad, the editor options panel is now grouped into section cards, matching iPhone. • Fixed the file name and save status being covered or cut off at the top of the editor in some languages. • Smaller refinements and fixes throughout.

Add images to your Markdown documents. • Add Image — place the cursor where you want the image, choose Add Image in the editing menu, then pick a photo. It is saved in an images folder next to your document and appears in preview right away. • Inserted images travel with your project — they sync to Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive and open in the desktop app as well. Also in this update: • On iPhone, the editor options panel is grouped into clear sections, and long option names are no longer cut off. • Smaller refinements and fixes throughout.

Move your projects between your device and the cloud — both ways. • Upload to Cloud — turn a local project into a cloud project. Send it to Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive and keep it in sync. • Switch to Local Project — turn a synced cloud project back into a local, on-device project whenever you like. Also in this update: • Purchase restore now works reliably in landscape, with clearer confirmation. • A cleaner cloud import sheet and a tidier sync menu. • Newly created folders open automatically, so you can keep writing. • Smaller refinements and fixes throughout.