Keepnook

A new A4 notebook. One tall page at a time, the shape of a printable planner — turn pages by dragging the page itself, either direction, or tap the arrows. Writing with Apple Pencil. A lot of work here. Writing on the page now goes into the text box you have selected, writing well away from it starts a new box where you wrote, and a word written far from an open box no longer jumps to the start of its text. Drawing and handwriting no longer fight each other, and the Pencil no longer writes on the panel instead of the page. Text. Tap with the Text tool and the box appears where you pointed. A column widened past the edge of the page can be narrowed again. Photos. Cutting out a photo turns with the picture, pinching behaves, and the outline stays put when you move the view. A photo scaled up on the page is sharp straight away instead of after reopening the spread. Colours. “From this spread” offers up to fourteen colours instead of six, tells close shades apart properly, and now includes the colours in your photographs. The colour picker opens as a gradient rather than a flat block. Stickers. The Elements tab opens immediately — it used to take over a second. Every pack is one picture, newest first, and starring a sticker now actually keeps it. Packs. A pack can be part free, so some pieces are yours without a subscription. Italian Summer, Back To Cozy and Ghost Hotel are now part of the subscription — anything you have already placed on a page stays exactly where it is. Subscribers now see the crown too, quietly, so it’s clear what your subscription covers. Brushes. A new brush pen that tapers with your hand. The marker has been retired; the highlighter was already doing its job. Also. The import notice now tells you up front that you can leave it running. The Elements search field holds its text at large type sizes.