what’s shipped.
current versions. updates to the version you bought cost nothing extra — re-download the latest one from wherever you bought it.
LunaLog [ver product=”lunalog”]
newest: the logo in the corner now takes the colour of the theme you picked instead of being black on every light one, and a new install opens in Electric Sky; the phase panel describes what a phase is rather than recommending food or exercise, and every prediction says it is an estimate; “1 week before” reminders now arrive a week before rather than a day; the address book’s email button opens your mail app; the book-size journal PDFs come out at the size you asked for; clearing or restoring your data is no longer partly undone by the auto-save; and the app makes no network connection at all, on any platform. before that: exporting a journal now tells you if a photo could not be read instead of leaving it out quietly; the small icon buttons use the app’s own font rather than whatever the system falls back to; the app declares a full content policy, so it can only load images, fonts and sounds from its own files. before those: the journal has the full set of writing controls; Notes has formatting and a sort; the PIN lock is described honestly — it keeps the app closed and does not encrypt the file; and restoring a backup no longer deletes the sections that backup is older than, it tells you which ones are missing and lets you keep them.
cycle calendar, planner, and journal — fully offline. through the current build: editing an event you already made, to-do priorities with sorting, cycle predictions with a confidence window and phase forecast a year ahead, a full pregnancy mode and intimacy tracking, flow & symptom logging with a printable cycle-report PDF for the doctor, a moon & sky log (eclipses to 2029, meteor showers, asteroid approaches), a private logins & password vault, the daily mood-and-cycle graph, inline scrapbook photos with a journal tag browser and adjustable text size, a PIN lock, and PDF, EPUB, and DOCX export (PDF and EPUB embed the fonts) — plus a phone version coming as a separate purchase, and full source code.
Novelisha [ver product=”novelisha”]
newest: the Cosmicore mark is in the corner and on the welcome screen, in the colour of the theme you picked, and the name is set in the house serif; a new install opens in Hot Pink; the writing desk, the Save button and the backups and trash windows follow the theme instead of staying pink, green and white; twenty-one of the bundled fonts were the wrong file type inside, so a PDF or EPUB quietly came out in a different typeface — they are fixed, and an ISBN is now written the way EPUB 3 wants it. before that: the writing toolbar and window controls use Novelisha’s own font instead of a system fallback, and the app declares a full content policy. before those: Book Notes is a real notebook — as many typed notes as you like, searchable, instead of one box; exports carry the copyright page you wrote rather than a generic one to fix afterwards; named HTML entities (the copyright sign, em dashes, curly quotes, accented letters) print correctly in DOCX, EPUB and PDF instead of as raw code; and a deleted chapter or scene goes to Recently Deleted and comes back where it was, with its words and its position intact.
novel writing with scene-by-scene structure and print-ready export, including an industry-standard manuscript format. through the current build: screenplays no longer carrying novel front and back matter, a rebuilt editor with reliable undo/redo, whole-book search & replace, live word-count goals, lists, drop caps, and smart curly quotes; a full screenplay mode for film, TV, and stage with industry-standard script export (.fdx, Fountain, and a print PDF with page numbers) and read-aloud; full control over line spacing, the space between paragraphs, and first-line indent — per paragraph or the whole book — that carries straight through to every export; reliable left/center/right/justify alignment; print-ready PDF in 6×9 and 5.5×8.5 and a reflowable EPUB built to the EPUB 3 specification EPUBCheck tests against; atomic saves with daily snapshots and a Recently Deleted list; a phone version coming as a separate purchase that stitches per-scene voice notes into one audio draft — plus eight themes and full source code included.