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FUTO Notes 1.7.1
The licence now permits commercial use, desktop feels properly native, and Android drops the drawer for the same layout as iOS.
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FUTO Notes 1.7.0
Batched blob transfers, prefix and fuzzy search, per-note undo history, and a much faster desktop start-up.
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FUTO Notes 1.6.1
A large sync and data-safety release — the vault password moves to the OS keyring, and the conflict-copy bugs are fixed.
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FUTO Notes 1.6.0 and the initial soft launch
The app landed on Google Play and the App Store, and the Linux apt and rpm repositories opened. Then a round of bug fixes.
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FUTO Notes 1.5.0 — full native mobile
The iPhone and Android apps were rebuilt as fully native apps, keeping the same editor and the same Rust core underneath.
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FUTO Notes 1.4.1 — the backspace crash
A post-mortem on the one crash that had haunted the app since launch, and the shield between IMEs and Chromium that fixed it.
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FUTO Notes 1.4.0 — folders
Folders arrive — create, rename, nest and drag notes between them, on desktop and on mobile.
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FUTO Notes 1.3.2
Nothing crazy in this release, just a bunch of bugs squashed — plus a new colour palette and code-block syntax highlighting.
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FUTO Notes 1.3.1 — and the name goes back to FUTO Notes
Stonefruit is renamed back to FUTO Notes, the editor gets a serious pass, and the E2EE sync server moves to its own repo.
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FUTO Notes 1.0.8
Mostly bugfixes and performance work — clipboard image paste, faster startup, faster note switching.
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Big Release Roundup
A self-hosted sync server, desktop apps for Linux and macOS, image support, wikilinks — and the app briefly becomes Stonefruit.