ChangelogAndroid

Speak a note, and choose your swipe buttons

Build 44 ·

  • Tap the mic on your notes and talk, or hold it while you speak. Your words appear as you say them, and Gravity transcribes them on your phone, so the recording never leaves it.
  • Say a tag first and pause, like "To do, call the dentist", and Gravity writes todo: call the dentist. Your own tags are recognised too.
  • Speaking works in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Polish. The mic starts on when your phone uses one of them; show or hide it in Settings → Reading & writing.
  • Choose up to four buttons to show when you swipe left on a note, in Settings → Gestures. Drag them in, out and into any order.
  • Pick a single button and swiping left does it straight away, so you can edit a note in one swipe.
  • Copy, View and Rescue can now go behind a left swipe too.
  • Each note action has its own colour, in the swipe tray and the long-press deck, and every button label is easier to read.
  • Shake for an old note now lives in Settings → Gestures.
  • Every error screen has Email me about this, which drafts an email with the details so you can tell me what went wrong.
  • If you edit the same note on two devices before they sync, Gravity Sync keeps both versions.
  • A change Gravity Sync can't accept is kept as a saved copy, and your other notes keep syncing.
  • Notes dated before 1970 no longer stop Gravity Sync.

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