Feb. 12, 2026
Writing that survives a dropped connection, and paragraph spacing in one step
Your writing stays when the connection drops — autosave
Losing the connection mid-sentence no longer costs you the paragraph you just wrote. Anything that couldn't be saved is kept in your browser and sent again once you're back online, and when you leave a page or close the window, anything unsaved is saved first.
Even spacing in one step — paragraph spacing
Uneven gaps between paragraphs make a manuscript hard to read. Choose a gap in Paragraph spacing and the whole page follows it at once.
Closer points to go back to — History
History saves more often, so the versions you can go back to are closer to where you are now. Restoring an earlier version is faster, too.
Also new
- The agent reads the chapter right before.
- When the agent continues your story, it finds the previous chapter in the same manuscript and picks up from there.
- Take a page out of its folder.
- Move a page from inside a folder back to the outer list in one step.