Release 0.29

September 30, 2026

Highlights

Pulse projects have a real canvas now: sticky notes, shapes, text, arrows that stay attached, a pencil, zoom and pan, undo and keyboard shortcuts
School opens: browse courses on /school, read the first lesson of any course without an account, sign in to keep going and pick up where you left off
Collective grows Q&A (invite-only beta), tag pages, a live activity feed and an events listing
App catalog: iPad captures on their own tab, and curated cohort collections with a side-by-side landing comparison
A new pricing page with the Plus waitlist, and rewritten legal pages: Terms of Use, Content & Rights, Privacy Policy

The project canvas is a full working board: sticky notes, rectangles, ellipses, lines and arrows, plain text, and a freehand pencil.
Arrows bind to the elements they connect and follow them when you move things.
Text has real settings: color, font family, pixel sizes and alignment.
Resize, duplicate, reorder, align and snap elements; undo and redo with the usual keyboard shortcuts.
Zoom controls on the board, plus hand-tool and space-drag panning; the select tool draws a selection area.
A new sticky or text box takes the cursor at once, and the next sticky lands under the previous one.
Name a project when you create it and rename it from the canvas header; the canvas fills the whole viewport.
Pull existing Linear issues onto the canvas as ticket nodes, and see a run history for every dispatch.
Flows built from an iOS screen recording stay Retina-sharp, and the video-to-flow pipeline only uses zero-data-retention AI providers.

Q&A opens as an invite-only beta: ask questions, answer, accept the best answer, and tag by topic.
Accepted answers and answer upvotes count toward your reputation.
Tag pages collect everything on one topic, and the feed shows live activity instead of a placeholder.
An events listing for the workshops program.
Moderation, reports and rate limits are in place, and vote counts are read out by screen readers.
Paid-only features carry a Plus badge with a free-versus-Plus comparison; nothing is charged yet.

The School hub lists courses, and the lesson reader walks you through a course step by step.
The first lesson of each course is open to everyone; later lessons need a free account, and you return to the exact spot after signing in.
Progress is saved to your account, with a My Courses list and a continue-where-you-left-off shortcut.
Lesson images render again.

iPadOS is a platform tab next to iOS and Web, with iPad App Store captures sized from their real aspect ratio.
Curated collections: cohort hub pages with attribution and pending members, and a side-by-side landing comparison for each collection.
Per-screen and per-flow Plus badges mark gallery content that will be paid; everything stays open for now.

Editorial illustrations are generated in one house style and hand-picked before they go in.

A pricing page with Free, Plus and Pro tiers and a Plus waitlist; no prices are shown yet.
New Terms of Use and Content & Rights pages, and a rewritten Privacy Policy, linked from the footer and sitemap.
Release pages now read as per-product release notes instead of a ticket list.

Platform improvements and internal tooling.