LogBooklet

About LogBooklet

- A new input bar sits at the bottom of every booklet: one text field that grows as you write, a send button, and a snippets button beside it. - Snippets open in a sheet. A new booklet setting decides what tapping one does: add the entry and close the sheet, add it and keep the sheet open, or insert its text where you are writing. - Whatever you type but haven't sent yet stays in each booklet, even after you close the app, and syncs to your other devices so you can finish it there. - Drag the entries or the text field down to put the keyboard away. - The booklet list shows more of each booklet: the start of its latest entry, when that entry was written and how long ago, and how many entries the booklet holds. Each booklet's options can switch off the preview, the count, or both. A booklet whose name starts with an emoji shows it as a large icon beside the name. - Opening an entry shows how long ago it was, below its date and time. - With "Show Time Between Entries" switched on, the time between two entries now sits on the line that separates them, and the top of the booklet shows when the last entry was, as plain text instead of badges. - Closing an editor with unsaved changes, with the X or by swiping it down, now asks before throwing the changes away. Editors close with the X and save with the checkmark. - The "Input Order" setting is gone, since there is only one input now.

App privacy

The developer, Leon Eck, reported these privacy practices to Apple.