END-TO-END ENCRYPTED, IN YOUR POCKET Open an end-to-end encrypted shared project on iPhone or iPad: documents, binder, and research files decrypt on your device with the key carried in the link — the server stores only ciphertext it cannot read. Live co-editing stays sealed, and the project is byte-identical with the Mac and the web. PASSCODE-PROTECTED LINKS A shared project protected by a passcode now asks for it right in the app when you open the link — the same prompt-and-retry the Mac has. ALSO - Split at Selection, Duplicate, and Copy in shared projects now push the new document's text to every device, not just its title. - Stability and localization improvements.

A REVIEW INBOX FOR THE FERRY RIDE Every comment and suggested edit across the project, gathered in one inbox — read a chapter on your phone, leave anchored comments, and resolve what's settled. It all syncs back to the Mac's inspector, attributed to you. REORDER THE BINDER BY TOUCH Drag documents into a new order the way every iOS list works — press, lift, drop. Reordering now uses the system's native gesture, so it's reliable in every folder. SPEAKS YOUR LANGUAGE The companion app's summaries, labels, and inbox read naturally in English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese. Plus smaller fixes to syncing and comment anchoring. The iPhone & iPad companion remains completely free.

Sync you can trust — and see. This release hardens multi-device writing end to end and brings Folio to six new languages. SYNC, HARDENED - Two devices editing the same project can no longer lose work: stale copies are recognized and refused, structural changes merge field by field, and any edit that would shrink a document preserves the longer text in the conflict archive - Automatic version history: every save lands in a rolling, synced history — File > Browse All Versions shows versions from any device; on iPhone and iPad, Version History with one-tap restore SYNC, FAST - The hours-long iCloud delay is fixed: Folio asks iCloud for updated files every few seconds while you work - Continuous typing reaches the disk at least every four seconds - A quiet sync indicator under the binder shows Saving, Syncing, or Synced — File > Sync Now (Shift-Command-Y) or pull-to-refresh forces the round trip IN YOUR LANGUAGE - The interface, help, tutorial, and release notes now ship in Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, and Spanish EDITOR - Paste images straight into the text — Command-V files the picture into Research and links it at the caret; capture from a nearby iPhone or iPad camera - Chat can answer from your project: local retrieval over the draft and Research (PDFs included), with cited sources - Composition mode backgrounds, and the synopsis field is now a live-markdown editor IPHONE & IPAD - Drag and drop to rearrange the binder and corkboard cards - New documents are created in the draft folder; long-press for New Document After / Inside

Folio for iPhone and iPad stays completely free. - Opens projects created with this release with their sections, figures, and notes intact — your manuscript reads the same on every device. - Returns you to your last project the moment you open the app. - Reliability and sync improvements, including cleaner conflict recovery when two devices edit at once. Everything on iOS is free. Compiling, code execution, and the advanced tools live on the Mac.

- Reads projects that use this release's analysis scripts and imported documents, with their figures and section markup. - Fixes to syncing and conflict recovery.

This release keeps Folio on iPhone and iPad in step with Folio Writer 1.7 for Mac. • Full compatibility with the Mac's new features: pinned and hidden Name Index entries, saved-search collections, and workflow labels all travel with your project — and edits made on iOS preserve them. • The Tufte Book template now survives real-world metadata (author affiliations, italics in a title, a subtitle footnote), so projects started on iOS compile cleanly on the Mac. • Sync and reliability improvements from the shared project engine.

Folio for iPhone and iPad stays completely free. - Your recent projects on the opening screen. - Reads projects created with this release's new templates, including the section markup they carry. - Fixes to syncing and conflict recovery. Everything in this version is free. The Mac app is where compiling and the advanced tools live.

Folio Writer for iPhone and iPad is, and stays, completely free — every feature, no trial, no in-app purchases, no add-ons. It syncs live with Folio Writer for Mac, including a Mac with the advanced features unlocked, so there is never anything extra to buy on this end. RECENTS ON THE START SCREEN - Every project you've opened is listed — tap to reopen it, without a trip through the Files picker each time. - Long-press an entry to remove it. - A project whose folder has moved or been deleted explains itself and steps aside, instead of failing silently. UNNUMBERED SECTIONS READ AT A GLANCE - A small minus badge now marks unnumbered items throughout the binder — folders, notes with subnotes, plain notes, and heading-type items — matching the Mac exactly, so the two never disagree about what will be numbered when you compile. YOUR PROJECT'S OWN LABELS AND STATUSES - Label names and the status list are part of the project, so the choices you set up on the Mac ("Red" → "Needs data") appear here as well, and edits travel back. STILL FREE, STILL YOURS - Open projects from iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or any Files location. - A project is a plain folder of Markdown and Typst files at both ends — no accounts, no servers, no lock-in. - Conflict-safe syncing: edits made on two devices merge when they don't overlap, and a losing copy is always preserved and recoverable.