Sep. 13, 2026

Ten interface languages, more thorough Organize World

Write in your own language — ten interface languages

TypeTak's interface is available in Korean, English, Japanese, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Polish, Traditional Chinese, and Italian. It follows your device's language, or you can set one in Display language. The language the agent replies in is a separate setting, Preferred response language.

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Edit a pending approval card in place

To change one detail on an approval card, you no longer have to reject it and start over. Tell the agent in chat what to change and it rewrites that same card; if a change no longer makes sense, it withdraws it. A withdrawn card stays where it was, marked Withdrawn, so you can see what happened.

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Nodes built right and filled in — Organize World

A node with a name and nothing else is one more thing to fill in later. Organize World now creates node types and nodes from your manuscript and conversations more accurately, and works through each property the type defines to fill in its value. Every value carries its source, so you can trace where it came from.

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See what's new on a node

When you open a node the agent has worked on, the first question is what changed. Properties and sections that gained a new source since you last looked have a dot before their name, so you find the new material without reading from the top.

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Also new

Write straight from the plan.
Adjust the outline and length on a draft plan card, then press Write as is and the agent writes to that plan.
Named files for each page.
Export selected pages as separate files and each one is named with its chapter number and title, all in one zip.
Edit tables in place.
Add rows and columns, merge or split cells, and set header rows and columns right in a page's table.