Studio, on your desktop.

• Enter starts the next row, Tab and Shift+Tab change its level, and Alt+↑/↓ move it. Everything works with the mouse too.
• Drag a row by its grip to reorder it or tuck it under another. Anything underneath travels with it.
• Notes under any row, as long as you like, and color markers from the manuscript’s palette.
• Rows linked to a chapter show its live word count. Start writing turns a planned row into a new, linked file.
• Collapse sections, link rows to files, wiki entries or web pages, and send any row to the Scratch Pad.

• Choose Follow an Outline from the manuscript’s + menu. Studio can build the outline from your existing manuscript in one step.
• Acts appear as dividers between pages. Unwritten chapters show as “Not written yet”, with their beats listed underneath and a Start writing link.
• Colors are shared, and adding or removing a chapter on either side keeps both in step.
• Manuscripts that don’t follow an outline work exactly as they did before.

• Type [[ in a chapter or entry to link to a wiki entry, or create the entry on the spot.
• Hover any wiki link for a preview card with the picture, other names and the first few lines.
• Mentions: names from your wiki are underlined in your chapters without changing your text, and every entry lists the chapters it appears in.
• Quick facts on each entry, and categories that set up the same facts for every entry inside them.
• Also known as, Linked from, and List, Gallery or Table views for each category.
• Drag to organize, color entries and categories, and export to Word, Markdown or plain text.

• Drag to move, pull any edge or corner to resize, and line tiles up with alignment guides.
• Zoom around your pointer and pan freely. Zoom to fit frames the whole board.
• Select several tiles to move, size, group, copy and paste them together, connections included.
• Tiles, connections, labels, groups, colors and links all work as before.
• New grids start as open sheets. An existing grid switches when you choose Try the new grid, and its old layout stays in version history.

• New parts to choose from: Continue writing, Manuscripts, Wikis, Scratch Pad notes, Tasks and Where I left off.
• Tick off the tasks from your Scratch Pad checklists right on the dashboard.
• Pin a note to yourself on the Scratch Pad and it waits for you on the dashboard.
• Arrange each project on its own, or use one arrangement for all of them.
• Prefer your files? Have the drawer open as soon as the project loads.

• Headings, bold, italic, strikethrough, lists, quotes, links and code all come through formatted.
• The source view shows the raw Markdown, exactly as your BYOK receives it, and you can write there too.
• Set any single file to Markdown or plain text, whatever the device setting says.
• Studio offers to render Markdown it spots in a file, but never changes your text on its own.
• Typing # and a space now makes a heading in any text file. Import and export .md files.

• Open files and projects, jump to chapters and wiki entries, and run any action for the file in front of you.
• Give commands nicknames, such as fm for Focus Mode, and set your own shortcuts.
• The new Keyboard tab in Account lists every command, and exports your setup to take to another computer.
• Cmd+/ shows the shortcuts that work where you are. And while you type, letters always type letters.
• Move through the file drawer, cards, the outline, the wiki index and split view from the keyboard.

• One click on Bring in changes imports new and edited files, and creates any projects that aren’t in Studio yet.
• Before anything is imported, you see each file marked new, changed on the device, or already up to date.
• A file edited both on the BYOK and in Studio is never overwritten: the device’s version comes in as a separate copy.
• Studio saves a version before updating a file, and never deletes on its own. Files you deleted on the BYOK wait for you to trash them.
• Turn on Bring in changes automatically and it happens every time that BYOK connects. Eject from the same panel when you’re done.

Bringing writing in from a connected BYOK is one-way, from the device to Studio. To send edits made in Studio back to your BYOK, use Wi-Fi sync with Studio Premium.

• A bell rings near the margin and the carriage returns on its own, so you never think about line ends.
• Mistakes lift off with correction tape. There is no cursor to jump around with; back up to the word and type on.
• Full sheets roll out and fresh ones roll in. Read any earlier sheet, or put it back in the machine.
• Choose the enamel, trim, keys, paper, ribbon and typeface, and type to rain, a fireplace or a summer night.
• Paragraphs you don’t touch keep their formatting, so a chapter comes back to the editor as you left it.

• Literata, Crimson Pro, Lora, Atkinson Hyperlegible, Courier Prime, IBM Plex Mono, your system font, or Studio’s own.
• Text files, manuscripts, wiki pages, cards, grid tiles, outline rows and Scratch Pad notes all use it.
• The Aa panel also holds line spacing and margins, and margins are now remembered between sessions.
• PDF and Word exports can use your writing font, or Times New Roman, Arial or Courier New for submissions.