Raw Markdown and text commands for restructuring a document without leaving the keyboard, on macOS and Linux alike.

• New Move and duplicate lines: Move Line Up, Move Line Down and Duplicate Line carry a line or a whole selection through the document with the caret riding along.
• New Heading structure: Promote Heading and Demote Heading shift every touched heading one level, and Table of Contents writes a linked outline that refreshes in place on the next run.
• New List control: Toggle Task checks and unchecks items, Cycle List Type rotates plain text, bullets, numbers and tasks, and Renumber Ordered List repairs the counts per indentation level.
• New Tables: Format / Align Table lines up every column and keeps alignment marks, and Convert CSV / TSV to Table turns pasted spreadsheet rows into a Markdown table in one step.
• New Cleanup: Normalize Quotes & Punctuation brings typographic quotes, dashes and ellipses back to plain ASCII, and Strip Markdown Formatting reduces a selection to prose.
• Improved Writing Tools on macOS: Apple Intelligence rewrites now leave fenced code, front matter, inline code, tables and link destinations untouched.

Untitled documents you can start typing in at once, a solid window chrome, and a fix for the freeze when a large watched folder changes.

• New Write first, save anywhere: a new document opens ready to type. Save or Save As opens the system dialog and the file goes wherever you choose.
• Improved Solid window chrome: sidebar and toolbar now render on solid design tokens, so wallpaper no longer bleeds through the window.
• Fixed Freeze on large folders: changes inside a big watched folder, such as your home folder, no longer lock up the window while Verso rescans it.
• Improved Linux packages at 2.0.3: the AppImage and .deb builds carry the same background rescan fix, so the GTK window stays responsive while a watched folder changes.

Quick access from the macOS menu bar, refreshed document icons for clarity in Finder, and smoother folder monitoring.

• New Menu bar quick-access — A compact menu bar icon lets you view current document word counts and open your workspace with one click.
• Improved High-resolution document icons — Markdown files associated with Verso now display crisp, distinctive icons across light and dark modes in macOS Finder.
• Fixed External drive monitoring — When editing files stored on external SSDs or network mounts, folder changes now sync instantly without manual refresh.

Typing latency reductions on high refresh rate displays and streamlined document previews.

• Improved ProMotion 120 Hz responsiveness — Reduced input latency when drafting long manuscripts on MacBook Pro ProMotion displays.
• Improved Document rendering — Text contrast and line spacing adjusted for improved reading comfort during long writing sessions.
• Fixed Code block scrolling — Long fenced code blocks in documents no longer cause jitter when scrolling past quickly.

Faster folder loading for large directories and seamless keyboard navigation.

• Improved Large folder scanning — Opening folders with thousands of Markdown documents is now twice as fast.
• Improved Keyboard navigation — Pressing arrow keys moves focus cleanly between the sidebar folder tree and the editor pane.
• Fixed File renaming — Renaming files with special characters now updates the open tab title immediately.

The initial release of Verso Markdown for macOS and Linux.

• New Folder-first editing — Open any folder on your hard drive. No proprietary database, no import step, and no vendor lock-in.
• New Zero telemetry — No user tracking, no accounts, and no network traffic. Your files stay strictly on your computer.
• New Universal cross-platform access — One purchase provides native macOS builds and Linux packages (AppImage and Debian package for x86_64 and arm64).

Direct offline licensing, Photos library browsing, and improved Develop mode color fidelity.

• New Offline licence validation — Register your licence key once in Settings; verification runs locally on your Mac with zero network calls.
• New Direct Photos library browsing — Browse and edit images directly from your system Photos library and connected storage cards without duplicated imports.
• Improved Develop preview fidelity — RAW image decoding and tone-curve rendering tuned for cleaner shadow details and natural skin tones.
• Improved Sidecar synchronization — Non-destructive edits write beside each file in plain text sidecars, allowing safe backup across multiple machines.
• Fixed Filmstrip flicker — Eliminated thumbnail redraw flicker when quickly browsing folders containing hundreds of RAW frames.

Wrap Lines toggle, layout-heavy HTML detection with browser fallback, and updated cross-platform controls.

• New Wrap Lines toggle — Switch soft line wrapping on or off via keyboard shortcut (Option-Command-L on macOS, Alt+Z on Linux), the command palette, or the status bar indicator.
• New Smart HTML browser routing — HTML files using scripts, CSS grid, flexbox, or positioned layouts automatically display an Open in Browser button and page title rather than a flattened preview.
• Improved Status bar controls — Wrap Lines toggle indicator integrated directly into the status bar next to the line and encoding indicators across macOS and Linux.
• Improved GTK 4 editor soft wrapping — Linux editor view applies user soft wrap preferences instantaneously without redrawing the file buffer.

Apple Intelligence visible thinking state, side-by-side markdown preview, and full Linux feature parity.

• New Apple Intelligence reasoning state: the assistant panel now displays an animated thinking indicator and streaming progress as Apple Foundation Models evaluate document context locally.
• New Live Markdown preview: instant side-by-side formatted preview for markdown documents with synchronous scrolling and typography token matching.
• New Linux feature parity: native GTK 4 build now ships with folder tree navigation, in-place image viewing, markdown preview pane, nine colour schemes, and descriptive tooltips.
• New Terminal CLI companion on Linux: unified marlin command helper bundled for Debian (.deb) and AppImage packages, matching the macOS companion tool.
• Improved Large-file streaming & merge sort: 32-way fan-in bounded spill merge prevents file descriptor limits on large multi-stage pipelines.

A real folder tree with file management, images rendered in place, and nine colour themes.

• New Folder tree: folders sort first and collapse, open state is remembered per project, and the context menu adds New File, New Folder, Rename and Move to Trash.
• New Image viewer: PNG, JPEG, GIF, HEIC, WebP, TIFF and SVG open as pictures with fit and zoom, not as bytes. Hex mode is one shortcut away.
• New Nine themes: Marlin, Graphite, Solarized, Nord, Gruvbox, Dracula, Monokai, One and Rosé Pine, each with a light and a dark face.

Sandboxed terminal command-line helper and offline major 2 licence registration.

• New Terminal CLI companion — Launch Marlin from your terminal with the new marlin CLI utility: open files, pipe standard input, and run line diffs directly.
• Improved Offline licence validation — Generation 2 licences validate offline immediately, while existing version 1 licences remain fully supported.
• Fixed Window scale retention — Fixed window rendering scale when moving Marlin between Retina displays and external monitors.

In-place editing for multi-gigabyte files, zero-RAM piece tables, and atomic file saving.

• New In-place huge file editing — Multi-gigabyte files are no longer read-only. Double-click or press Return to edit lines, or Delete to remove rows, with full undo and redo.
• New Zero-memory piece table — Edits are recorded in lightweight memory structures over the memory-mapped file; a 5 GB log file edits smoothly without exhausting your system memory.
• New Atomic stream saving — Modified files stream to a temporary staging file in 4 MB chunks and swap in atomically, preserving Finder tags, attributes, and file permissions.
• Improved Mixed line ending preservation — Preserves Windows (CRLF) and Unix (LF) line endings line-by-line automatically.
• Fixed Pane resize cursor — Resolved an issue where the splitter cursor could remain active after resizing editor split panes.

The initial release of Marlin for macOS and Linux.

• New Sub-second file streaming — Open 10 GB+ log files in under one second using sparse line indexing.
• New Visual data pipelines — Chain multi-step transformation stages (Filter, Extract, Sort, Deduplicate) with live visual output.
• New Hex inspection — Inspect binary offsets, endianness encoding, and magic byte file headers side by side.
• New Syntax highlighting — Built-in syntax engines for over 30 languages.

Canvas chrome clipping improvements, responsive window sizing, and export refinements.

• Fixed Chrome overlay in Play mode — Resolved an issue where window chrome could overlap interactive prototype controls in full-screen presentation mode.
• Improved Small display adaptability — The main workspace window now resizes smoothly to fit compact 13-inch laptop screens and secondary displays.
• Improved High-DPI vector export — Exported PDF and PNG artboards render with razor-sharp lines at 2x and 3x scale.

Integrated offline licence activation and enhanced direct-sale distribution build.

• New Offline licence registration — Enter your licence key under Settings → Licence for permanent offline activation on your Mac.
• Improved Component library loading — Faster insertion and search across the built-in library of over 200 UI components.

The initial release of Mocksyy native wireframe and mockup studio for macOS.

• New Native wireframing canvas — Fast, lightweight canvas with snap-to-grid layout, smart guides, and vector shapes.
• New SwiftUI code generation — Export wireframes directly into clean, copy-pasteable SwiftUI views.
• New Interactive prototype testing — Click-through Play mode tests user navigation flows without code.
• New 100% private and offline — No cloud dependencies, no login required, and zero telemetry.

Full Ghostty keyboard shortcut parity, split resizing controls, semantic prompt jumps, and font size reset.

• New Ghostty keyboard parity — Matching keyboard shortcuts across macOS and Linux for window operations, tab lifecycle, split navigation, and clipboard actions.
• New Split resizing and equalization — Resize active splits using keyboard shortcuts (Control-Option-Arrows on macOS, Control-Alt-Shift-Arrows on Linux) and equalize split layouts.
• New Semantic prompt navigation — Jump backward and forward between shell command prompts with OSC 133 integration (Command-Up/Down on macOS, Shift-PageUp/Down on Linux).
• New Font size reset — Reset terminal font size back to configured default value with Command-0 on macOS and Control-0 on Linux.
• Improved Color themes — Dark high-contrast default theme with aligned background and selection highlights across tabs and split panes.

Custom tab titles, a scrollable command palette, and improved font symbol fallbacks.

• New Tab renaming — Double-click any tab header or choose Window → Rename Tab to give active sessions meaningful names.
• New Scrollable command palette — Press Command-Shift-P (or Ctrl-Shift-P on Linux) to search commands with smooth GPU-drawn scrolling.
• Improved Font symbol fallback — Developer icons, powerline symbols, and box-drawing characters render without missing glyphs.
• Fixed Window titlebar double-click — Double-clicking the titlebar on macOS now properly respects system zoom or minimize preferences.

Persistent color themes and optimized 120 FPS cursor animation.

• New Theme persistence — Palette selections now save directly into your local config.toml configuration file.
• Improved Cursor animation — Smooth 120 FPS hardware-rendered cursor blinking with near-zero CPU consumption.
• Fixed Background tab repaints — Inactive tabs no longer trigger unnecessary GPU draw calls while background jobs run.

The initial release of Engage GPU terminal for macOS and Linux.

• New Hardware-accelerated graphics — Terminal text rendered directly on the GPU using Vulkan and Metal for steady 120 FPS frame rates.
• New Free and private — Completely free without advertising, telemetry, account sign-up, or tracking.

Initial release of the Specimen local-first vector asset instrument for macOS and Linux.

• New Local-first vector workbench — Inspect and render SVG vector assets with precision path measurement and bounding box metrics.
• New Vector token synthesizer — Validate color tokens, stroke profiles, and vector hierarchies without leaving your desktop.
• New Zero dependencies — Self-contained native binary with no web view wrapper, no telemetry, and no account requirements.