Notes open in place, status becomes a sort, and every note keeps its history.
New
·Notes open in place. A note expands right where it sits in the list and collapses back when you close it. The editor keeps one compact size at every length; the open note carries a faint wash of its own stage color.
·Version history. Open a note’s own history from the word count, see how it grew over time, read any past version, and revert to one with a single click (undo with ⌘Z).
·Compost. One quiet place for finished notes: Pruned on top, the ones you might want back, and Harvested below, the ones that graduated onward. A harvested note says where it went.
·Transplant to a Draught project. Grow a note into its own writing project — a folder with its own history, the note as the first draft, opened in Draught.
·Garden Backup. Point a garden at a folder and Seed keeps one complete, safe copy of everything, backing up automatically whenever that folder is connected.
Improved
·Status is a sort. The stage-pill row is gone. Choose Status in the sort menu and the list groups by stage in lifecycle order, Dormant sinking to the bottom.
·Editor polish. The writing area fills the whole card, the word count counts your writing rather than file details, and a fresh note reads as a Sprout again.