Your Notes, Your Way: Three Layouts, Visual Settings and Watch Transfers You Can Track

Three ways to lay out your notes, settings you can actually see before you choose them, and an Apple Watch that finally tells you where your recording is. Here's what's new in Lognote 5.3.

• Three note layouts: choose between classic rows, note bubbles, and a journal view, with day headers that stay pinned while you scroll
• Settings you can see: layout, theme, date, weekday, time, and country format are now picked from a preview grid instead of a dropdown, so you see the result before you choose it
• Apple Watch transfer queue: long recordings keep running when you drop your wrist, and a new queue shows every recording on its way to your iPhone, with progress, delivery confirmation, and a retry button
• macOS feature parity: filters, group sorting, multi-select, reactions, and context menus are now available on the Mac as well
• More statistics: see your total number of groups and the average time between two entries
• iPad polish: the groups list can now be collapsed, and long notes no longer cover up the context menu preview
• Upgrade fix: fixed a startup crash that could hit anyone upgrading from the previous Lognote generation