- The graph came to touch. Open Graph from the sidebar's menu and your notes and tags are a living map of your links, the same picture as the Mac. Tap a note and its neighborhood lights up, drag one to pin it, pinch to zoom.
- Tables can be edited on a phone. Tap any cell and finger sized row and column handles appear: add a row above or below, add a column either side, or delete either. Adding or deleting a column had no way in at all before this.
- The block menu came to touch. Tap a paragraph and its handle appears in the margin, with duplicate, delete, fold, copy link to block and copy as embed. Linking to a single paragraph was impossible on a phone until now.
- Your notes follow the system Text Size and grow with it, live. VoiceOver speaks every icon only button instead of saying "button". Reduce Motion is honored, and low contrast colors now meet the readable bar.
- Your trips are a map on your phone too. A note that names places opens as a map, each day its own colour and numbered route, and tapping any pin takes you to the line it came from.
- Browse a folder as columns on iPad, with the note rendered in the trailing pane and the arrow keys to walk it.
- Typst on touch: type # or @ for a row of completions above the keyboard, and tap an underlined error to read its message.
- Light or Dark is now wander's own setting, and Invert Page Colors works for PDFs and typeset pages.
- Leaving the app during a big vault scan is safe now. The scan stops cleanly and finishes when you come back.