
Moraine: Notes & Journal
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What's New in Moraine
1.2
September 11, 2026
Every export now comes with a page that shows your whole library in any browser — entries, dates, places, photographs, recordings — with no app and no network. Open it on a computer that has never had Moraine installed and it works, because it reads only the files beside it. The export format is written down on Moraine's website, completely enough that someone else could write a reader against it. Snapshot to Files keeps a copy of everything on this device with one tap, no dialog: in Files under On My iPhone › Moraine › Snapshots. The last three are kept, and Settings says how long it has been since the last one. Importing a journal now leaves a receipt in your library: how many entries came across, and every file the export mentioned but didn't contain, named one by one with the entry it belonged to. It is searchable and it stays. Export again with the missing files and import that folder, and only those gaps are filled — nothing is duplicated, and nothing you removed by hand comes back. Sync you can see. Settings lists the entries that have changed on this device and not yet reached iCloud, tappable. An entry whose photograph is still on its way from iCloud says so where the picture will be. And if two of your devices edit the same entry while apart, Moraine keeps both versions rather than choosing: the second appears beside the first, titled as a conflicted copy and tagged #conflict. Writing. Focus, in the composer's toolbar, holds the line you are writing at the same height on the screen and dims every other paragraph. Count words when you ask, never while you write. Line spacing and line width are in Settings › Appearance › Reading, and apply while reading and while writing. Also in this update: • A big import uses a fraction of the memory it did, so a ten-year library no longer risks being cut short on a phone. • A photo the export contained but couldn't be read is now counted and named, rather than dropped. • Five things you do can be felt: a capture saved, a favourite, a deletion, pausing the pipeline, and an import or export finishing. • Markdown, not rich text, is now said plainly under every composer — on purpose, so what you write stays plain text you can take anywhere.
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