What’s new
Conflict Resolution
Conflicts can occur when multiple devices make changes to the same note.
When a conflict is detected, the note gets a warning badge on the note list:
The ‘Conflicted’ button appears on the editor:
By pressing the button, you can quickly understand which line is conflicted:
You can restore one of the conflicted revisions:
Mermaid support
It now supports drawing diagrams with Mermaid.
It’s compatible with GitHub 
Fixed platform-dependent issues
iOS: Restore scroll positions when the editor gets reloaded by iOS
Android
[Beta 5.0.0 (20)] Back button drawer navigation breaks after other interaction by Magnus- [Beta 5.0.0 (20)] After closing a note, the keyboard is being opened by Lukas
- Add Support for ”swipe to navigate back” - #11 by Magnus
the swipe to navigate back feature interferes with some scrolling movements
[Beta 5.0.0 (20)] Notebook name is not displayed correctly by Lukas
- React Native’s bug, impossible to fix it at the moment
Try it now
The apps have different app identifiers, so you can still use the classic version while testing.
- Android (Open testing): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.inkdrop
- iOS (TestFlight): TestFlight - Apple
Finished implementing all the existing features!
The mobile app v5 has all the features as v4.
It took about 2 years to rebuild it from scratch 
I will be preparing to publish it as a public beta, and will be preparing to roll it out officially.
It’s finally ready to add new features
I’ve published a roadmap in Oct, 2020:
I started working on building a native Markdown editor that runs on both iOS and Android in Nov, 2021.
After having many struggles, I was still unable to get the editor stable enough, unfortunately.
So, I ultimately decided to go with the webview-based solution 8 months ago.
Many customers have left during the development, but I didn’t give up.
Then, I’m happy to say that it is now stable and reliable enough for production use!
It would have not been possible without your persevering support.
I’ve learned a lot about how hard it is to make a product that “just works.”
I believe that this effort will definitely pay off.