ManuNotes 0.7.0

Added

• The edge pill now auto-hides when idle. After 10 seconds with the
  pointer away from it (and no card open), it fades out — no orderOut,
  so it's still there to feel the pointer reach the screen edge again and
  fade back in instantly. The same 10-second window applies right from
  launch/login, so it's never invisible before you've had a chance to
  notice it. Opening any card keeps the pill visible on every screen
  until the last one closes. Toggle it off from the pill's right-click
  menu ("Auto-hide Pill") if you'd rather it stay put like before —
  on by default, matching "Launch at Login"'s opt-out convention.

ManuNotes 0.6.3

Fixed

• Deck's "+" tile and "ManuNotes" footer could end up hidden behind the
  Dock or menu bar. The panel's available height, vertical centering,
  and horizontal position were computed from NSScreen.frame (the full
  physical display bounds) instead of NSScreen.visibleFrame (the area
  actually free of the menu bar and Dock), so on screens where the deck
  had more cards than fit, its last tiles could be positioned off the
  usable screen — with no way to scroll them into view, since the
  height budget was computed against the same oversized bounds. Now uses
  visibleFrame throughout, so the "+" tile and footer always land
  within the visible screen and the card area scrolls whenever it
  actually needs to.
• About screen credit updated to "edgo.app.br" instead of "EDGO".

ManuNotes 0.6.2

Changed

• Deck footer restyled. The "ManuNotes" label below the "+" tile now
  sits inside a solid rounded-rect (same width and corner radius as the
  "+" tile above it) instead of bare text, so it reads as a footer
  rather than another dashed, actionable slot in the stack.

Fixed

• A note with a mismatched encryption key made every other note
  disappear. loadAll() decoded every note in a single try, so one
  record that failed to decrypt (e.g. after a Keychain item was lost —
  a device restore, a corrupted item) silently emptied the whole list
  instead of just that one note. Bad records are now skipped
  individually and logged, and both the load and save paths now log
  failures instead of swallowing them with try? — this class of bug
  was completely silent before. Shared with iOS via ManuNotesCore.

ManuNotes 0.6.1

Fixed

• Update checker was silently finding nothing. ManuNotes-releases
  hosts both platforms' releases, and /releases/latest returns
  whichever one was published most recently regardless of platform — so
  once an iOS release ("ios-v*" tag) went out after a macOS one, the
  checker's /releases/latest call resolved to the iOS release, which
  has no .dmg asset, and it gave up without telling anyone. Now lists
  every release and picks the newest one whose tag isn't "ios-v*"
  (iOS's UpdateChecker already had to apply this same fix for the
  same reason).

ManuNotes 0.6.0

Added

• Per-card export in the deck: right-click a card (either layout) for
  a Markdown/Plain Text/Sticky Archive submenu that exports just that
  note, named after its title — matching the per-note export already on
  iOS.
• Scroll hint tile. When there are more notes than fit on screen, a
  dashed tile with a down-chevron appears above the "+" tile to signal
  that the card area actually scrolls.
• About window. A fixed "ManuNotes" label below the "+" tile (outside
  the scrolling area) opens a small About window with the app icon,
  name, developer credit, and version/build.

Fixed

• Cmd+C/Cmd+X/Cmd+V/Cmd+A now work in the note editor. This is an
  accessory app with no visible menu bar, so AppKit never installed the
  standard Edit menu that routes those key equivalents to the focused
  text view — a hidden Edit menu is now installed at launch to register
  them.

ManuNotes 0.5.0

Added

• Landscape post-it deck layout. The deck's notes can now render as
  wide, short cards (title + body preview + chevron), overlapping like a
  pad of post-its, matching the shape of ManuNotes for iOS's stacked
  layout — a new button in the pill, between the add and quit buttons,
  toggles it against the classic narrow tab fan. The choice persists and
  applies to every screen.

Changed

• The deck scrolls now. Both layouts render inside a ScrollView
  instead of capping at 8 visible notes with a separate "+N more"
  popover, which is gone along with the 8-note cap.
• The deck sizes to its content and centers on the screen, the same
  way the pill already does, instead of always spanning the full screen
  height with notes pinned to the top. It only reaches from edge to edge
  once there are enough notes to actually need that much room.

ManuNotes for iOS 0.3.2

Simulator-only build. This does not install on a physical iPhone — that needs a paid Apple Developer Program enrollment (ad-hoc export or TestFlight), not yet active for this project. Unzip and drag ManuNotes.app onto a running iOS Simulator window, or xcrun simctl install <device> ManuNotes.app.

Changed

• About screen credit updated to "edgo.app.br" instead of "EDGO".

ManuNotes for iOS 0.3.1

Simulator-only build. This does not install on a physical iPhone — that needs a paid Apple Developer Program enrollment (ad-hoc export or TestFlight), not yet active for this project. Unzip and drag ManuNotes.app onto a running iOS Simulator window, or xcrun simctl install <device> ManuNotes.app.

Changed

• "Sobre" moved out of the export/import menu. It's now its own
  tappable button in the header — the app's icon, the same size as the
  export and search buttons next to it — instead of an item buried
  inside the export menu.

Fixed

• A note with a mismatched encryption key made every other note
  disappear. loadAll() decoded every note in a single try, so one
  record that failed to decrypt (e.g. after a Keychain item was lost —
  a device restore, a corrupted item) silently emptied the whole list
  instead of just that one note. Bad records are now skipped
  individually and logged, and both the load and save paths now log
  failures instead of swallowing them with try?. Shared with macOS
  via ManuNotesCore.

ManuNotes for iOS 0.3.0

Simulator-only build. This does not install on a physical iPhone — that needs a paid Apple Developer Program enrollment (ad-hoc export or TestFlight), not yet active for this project. Unzip and drag ManuNotes.app onto a running iOS Simulator window, or xcrun simctl install <device> ManuNotes.app.

Added

• Per-note export. Both the note editor's menu and the notes list's
  card context menu now offer Markdown/Plain Text/Sticky Archive export
  for a single note, named after its title instead of the bulk export's
  generic "Notes.md".
• About screen, reachable from the export/import menu: app icon,
  name, developer credit, and version/build.

ManuNotes for iOS 0.2.0

Simulator-only build. This does not install on a physical iPhone — that needs a paid Apple Developer Program enrollment (ad-hoc export or TestFlight), not yet active for this project. Unzip and drag ManuNotes.app onto a running iOS Simulator window, or xcrun simctl install <device> ManuNotes.app.

Added

• Redesigned notes list. A custom header (weekday, active-note count,
  search) replaces the system navigation bar, with filter chips for
  All/Favorites/Pinned/Archived and a floating bottom menu
  (Notes/Favorites/New/Archived/Search) that the list scrolls behind.
• Two card layouts. .stacked (new default) shows notes as full-width
  overlapping post-its with a colored border per note so same-color notes
  stay distinct when stacked; .classic keeps today's pastel grid. A
  toggle in the header switches between them and remembers the choice.
• Update checker. Compares the running build against the latest
  ios-v* tagged release on GitHub (this app's actual distribution
  channel until it's on the App Store) and shows a dismissible banner
  when a newer one exists, plus a manual "Check for Updates" entry and
  the current version/build number in the export/import menu.
• The current version now appears below the wordmark on the launch splash.

Fixed

• The update checker was comparing against the shared ManuNotes-releases
  repo's /releases/latest, which also hosts macOS's releases (tagged
  vX.Y.Z, no ios- prefix) — it now only considers ios-v* tags.