What changed
in every release.

• Shift+Enter in Today's to-dos breaks the line inside a to-do instead of starting a new one.
• Pasted text of several lines stays one to-do; a pasted list still becomes separate to-dos.
• A to-do holds up to 20,000 characters instead of 500.

• New: a kanban board, Today's to-dos and Daily notes — sheets right on the canvas. Their text is formatted like a document, to-dos have subtasks and groups, and note lines move into to-dos with one button.
• Sheets open in their own window that can stay on top of the others; edits from different windows are not lost.
• New: an app menu gathers every command at the top of the window.
• The app opens the way it was closed: the same windows, canvases and places on screen. A splash screen shows while the library opens, and the window no longer freezes at startup.
• If the app does not speak the Windows language, it opens in English rather than Russian.
• The library now lives in Documents\Schemas and moves there by itself; projects are saved as .schemasboard, and earlier files open as before.
• An element is resized by its edges and corners, like a window; moving and resizing show sizes and gaps in pixels.
• Selected elements line up in a column or a row and swap places.
• Labels stay crisp on a zoomed-out canvas.
• Search finds text inside to-dos, notes and cards, jumps to the day it was found on and suggests similar words.
• What you copy from the app pastes into other programs as text and lists, not as internal data.
• The interface font can be any font from the app's set or from Windows.
• The Help Center: 46 articles in four languages, and each of the 33 guides can be walked through on a training canvas.

• Ukrainian became the fourth language of the app, on equal terms with the rest.
• The app opens in several windows.
• A shape turns by its own handle with the angle shown above it; a connection is dragged from ports on a shape's outline and moved to another port without breaking.
• The shape library grew from 64 shapes to 112: all of ISO 5807, BPMN events and gateways with a swimlane, UML nodes and a lifeline, C4 shapes, IEC 60617 and process diagram symbols; connections gained crow's foot heads for ERDs.
• Ten canvas fonts instead of four, and 230 Google Fonts families ship inside the app: they are added to the library without the internet.
• Element properties are the third tab of the right panel: the element's connections and what the canvas holds.
• An eyedropper, colour swatches and a format brush; named sets decide how a new shape starts out.
• A screenshot pastes straight onto the canvas, a file copies out of its card, and a board duplicates whole.
• The nesting map opens on the canvas itself: the badge on an element shows its branch and takes you to the level you need.
• A line style is picked by the line itself, and the ribbon above the canvas lines up in one even row.
• The board snapshot in the library draws Windows folders the way the canvas does and fills the card.

• The shape library gained 38 symbols: electrical, flowchart, architecture, network, database, engineering. The palette is split by area of use.
• Three UML arrowheads: hollow triangle for generalization, hollow diamond for aggregation, open arrow for dependency.
• A connection is dragged from a point on an element's side to another element — no need to switch into a link mode.
• A pencil, a line tool and an eraser arrived, each with its own colour and width.
• New shapes can be created now: the app refused to place part of the catalogue on a canvas.
• Shapes with no room for text no longer print the title one letter per line.
• The window closes at once instead of waiting for the database to free up.

• Settings are split into three tabs: Interface and style, Privacy, Backups.
• Canvases with images and PDFs are noticeably faster: no more freezes when zooming out or when new elements appear, and panning and zooming stay smooth.
• The first PDF page is shown without quality loss; older previews are refreshed automatically.
• Faster element selection on large canvases.
• Rename a canvas, including nested canvases, by double-clicking its title.
• The group panel lists the selected group first and no longer overlaps its neighbours; the connection-type hint no longer flickers.
• Error notifications dismiss themselves after a few seconds.
• The taskbar and desktop icon is drawn without a coloured plate.

The first public release: nested canvases, the library, files beside the diagram, and local storage without an account. There is nothing to compare it with, so it has no list of changes.