New
Turn the emails off from your account
There is a switch in your profile now. Until today the only way to stop hearing from us was the unsubscribe link at the bottom of a message you had already received.
Changelog
What we shipped
Everything that changed, newest first, with the day it went live. Fixes are marked as fixes.
Fix
Password reset works before you confirm your email
If you had never confirmed your address, the reset code was silently never sent, and there was no way back into your account. The code goes out now.
New
Delete a chapter
A chapter that went the wrong way can go. The button sits next to the pager, where you already are when you decide.
New
Put your own pictures inside a story
Upload an image straight into the text and drag it to the size you want. It stays part of the chapter, so it travels with the story.
Fix
Copying a story gives you clean prose
Copy, download and share used to carry the raw lines that hold your pictures in place. They are stripped out now, so what you paste is the writing.
New
Have a chapter read to you
Press play and the story is narrated aloud. Stop halfway and it resumes from where you left it rather than starting over.
New
The story arrives at reading pace
Text used to land in bursts, faster than anyone reads. Scenes are buffered now and typed out at the speed you would read them, continuations included.
Fix
Narration stopped refusing to play
Switching chapter or changing voice left the previous request open, so the next press of play was turned away as though the service were busy. Retrying could not clear it. It plays.
New
Characters who stay themselves
Give someone a name and a biography and they hold together across a story. Mention them while you write, open the full cast in a panel, and edit any of them without leaving the page.
Fix
Character biographies match the story language
A biography could come back in a different language than the story it belonged to. It now follows the prose it was written from.
New
Stories in chapters
A long story is no longer one wall of text. Continue it as chapters and move between them with a pager.
New
Say the scenario out loud
Press the microphone and describe what you want instead of typing it. Useful when the idea arrives faster than your thumbs.
New
A library worth browsing
Every story gets a cover, the grid works on a phone, and the reader was rebuilt around one hand.
