Ghost Markdown

Anonymous usage statistics: counts of which features are used, never your notes or who you are, to help make Ghost.md better. They are on by default, and you can turn them off in Settings › Privacy or on the welcome walkthrough's privacy page. Team spaces: a new sidebar switches between your own space and each organization, with Home, Search, Updates, Favorites and the space's pages. Pages nest inside each other and get an icon, a cover, an outline and who edited last. Follow a page to see its changes in Updates, and see who else is on it. Docs, a new kind of notebook in parts and pages, made by you or by your AI assistant. Invite people to an organization by email, by link or by handle. The invite link opens Ghost.md, or helps them get it, and asks to join. Project tools are plugins now, off until you or your team turn them on: tickets, planning, gantt charts, boards, automations, time tracking and forms. Gantt charts are plain Markdown you can drag. Tickets get cycles, epics, milestones, labels, sub-tickets and a morning digest of what is due. New in notes: Linked from at the foot of a note, a section of another note shown as a live card, headings that fold, toggles, @ mentions, buttons that run an action, templates for folders and notebooks, and comments on a line. Back up your library to a code repository of your own as you write, and restore a new device from it. Pictures and files now live in the library folder beside the notes that use them. An activity ring in the header shows what Ghost.md is working on, with a tray of running, waiting and finished work, and Live Activities while you are away from the app. Gantt charts scroll sideways on a phone, with the names kept in view. Header images: choose a style and an image model in the image generation plugin's settings, and the plugin looks up what a note is about before drawing it. Make an image again or remove it from its menu. More AI providers can be added as plugins, and Settings › AI chooses which model answers your chats. The command search finds every setting and every plugin, not just your notes. The Trash comes in pages with Find, and a folder can be deleted with everything in it, with Undo. What's new shows after every update, with the full list in Settings › About. Links in a note open with a tap, and fixes for sync and for notes moved in and out of an organization.