What's new in Tisty

Tisty 1.46.0 — Languages others add wait for your review, and your AI agent remembers for less

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 20:16:43 GMT

When someone who edits your shared document adds a language, it waits as a proposal until you keep it or leave it out, and readers only see what you kept.
You review a language as Folio holds it, with who added it, its words and its pictures.
If a language you kept changes, its row says so and shows the new version against the one you approved.
What you left out stays aside, to review again whenever you like.
Readers see who translated and who reviewed each language someone else added.
Changing the edit link, or translating under someone else’s, tells you first what will happen to those languages.
The day’s counts open over all your lists and stop at +99, and each list has a menu of its own.
A document in many languages shows only the one you read and how many it has.
Connecting Tisty to your AI assistant costs a third less.
In assistants that show them, such as Claude Code or GitHub Copilot in VS Code, commands pick up where you left off, plan a task, look up how something was solved or keep a decision, and your documents can be mentioned with @.
The help and the guide tell how your agent picks up where it left off and keeps what it learns.

Tisty 1.45.0 — Your parcels go out signed, and the sidebar gives its room to your tasks or your documents

Tue, 10 Nov 2026 21:02:28 GMT

Once you have your identity, what you export for Tisty goes out signed with your key: another Tisty of yours takes it as yours, and anyone else sees your name and your fingerprint.
A parcel changed on the way comes in as a stranger’s.
Someone else’s locked parcel no longer comes in as yours just because you know its six digits.
A document you shared through Folio carries who edited it when you export it.
The sidebar puts your tasks on top, with search, the date and the day’s counts, and overdue and late open a view of their own.
You give the sidebar’s room to your tasks or to your library, and the other stays in sight.
The first lists are born with a colour of their own.
The help and the guide follow the new sidebar.

Tisty 1.44.1 — Clearer notices when you share, and your Tisty stays yours alone

Tue, 10 Nov 2026 15:42:16 GMT

When you bring a document in and on the Shared row, each person’s fingerprint is the same 20 digits that Settings › Security shows.
A language you could only read turns editable as soon as the owner opens it to you.
Tisty tells you which languages did not arrive, when a new edit link has to wait, and when a name only looks like that of whoever makes Tisty.
Another person’s computer in your synced folder can no longer take your Tisty over.
Clearing Tisty’s temporary files no longer asks you to confirm again a computer that was joining.

Tisty 1.44.0 — Share in every language, and what is someone else's stays theirs

Tue, 10 Nov 2026 06:51:07 GMT

A document in several languages is shared whole: whoever you give the edit link can edit every language, and Change the edit link changes it for all of them at once.
Opening a shared link brings every language of the document, and opens the one your Tisty speaks.
Sync brings in apart a newer version of any language someone else sent, so nothing of yours is overwritten.
When you share, you choose which of your languages go, and the ones you leave out stay out on every later Sync.
The owner changes the edit link in one press, and whoever held the old one is told why.
A shared document names everyone who edited it, each signed with their own key.
A copy that reached you to read stays a copy: it is never sent again, not even as a new document.
Someone else’s writing stays theirs when you copy, duplicate, translate, import or share it.
A Tisty is one person’s: another person’s history is never merged into yours, and a new computer has to sign what it writes before its history comes in.
Documents go out as Markdown one at a time. Export everything for Tisty still takes them all.
A Markdown file opened from disk shows its first line as you wrote it.
The task list and a task can name the assistant that worked on it, or just say it was an agent.

Tisty 1.43.1 — Sharing keeps working

Mon, 09 Nov 2026 05:36:39 GMT

Tisty reads Folio’s sharing rules from their new place, so sharing goes on working.

Tisty 1.43.0 — A new, clearer guide, and you know who signed what is shared with you

Mon, 09 Nov 2026 04:33:28 GMT

The guide tells you what Tisty is with a diagram you can open and edit, and in each part it invites you to try things right there.
The guide comes signed by rgdevment, who makes Tisty. “Show it again” in Settings → General brings the new one and keeps the old one in the archive.
When you bring in a document someone shared with you, Tisty shows “verified” beside what rgdevment signed, and warns you in red when a name only looks like it or a key was taken back.
The online help and the guide fix details that had fallen behind.

Tisty 1.42.0 — You write with the Markdown out of the way, and your files open at once

Sun, 08 Nov 2026 06:29:22 GMT

Enter starts a new paragraph, the arrows go on from one block to the next, and the Markdown stays out of sight until you ask for it.
A Markdown file from disk opens in a light viewer of its own, without coming into your documents.
Windows open faster.
Widgets are now fixed views that run nothing. One with a script, buttons or links shows as code and tells you what does not belong.
On Windows, what you just typed is kept when the system closes Tisty, and from the next update on Tisty comes back by itself.
A Shared row beside each document leads to Folio, which hands it over with an encrypted link. If Folio has not opened yet, it tells you so and uploads nothing.
Before you share for the first time, Tisty explains your identity in plain words and lets you make it right there.
Your 24 words now say, wherever you see or type them, that nobody from Tisty or Folio will ever ask for them.
Tisty also installs with winget.

Tisty 1.41.1 — Letting your assistant in now works

Wed, 04 Nov 2026 18:53:54 GMT

On a computer that took its notes from another one, an assistant could be turned away over and over, and letting it in changed nothing, even after restarting. Now it gets in.
Settings and the report say plainly whether assistants can work here, instead of saying yes when they could not.

Tisty 1.41.0 — One document in several languages, as one

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 21:58:12 GMT

Write a document in several languages and Tisty shows it as one, opened in your language, with a switch that takes you to another language at the same spot.
Translate, join and part languages from the document’s menu. Moving, archiving and deleting keep them together.
The welcome guide comes in Spanish and English as one document.
Connected assistants can write and join translations too.
Settings says plainly what the 24-word phrase and the key are for, and a text with deeply nested links no longer takes long to open.

Tisty 1.40.1 — The new icon, clear everywhere

Fri, 30 Oct 2026 14:07:29 GMT

On a Mac, the icon now sits on a dark tile, so its sheets stand out in the Dock in light and dark mode alike.
On Windows with a light taskbar, the icon no longer shows on a brown square.

Tisty 1.40.0 — A new face

Fri, 30 Oct 2026 11:11:35 GMT

Tisty has a new icon: two sheets and an orange check, clear on light and dark backgrounds alike, in the Dock, the taskbar, Task Manager and About.
On macOS 26 the icon fills its tile like every other app’s, with no grey square around it.
The icon by the clock, and in the Mac’s menu bar, is drawn anew to match.
On Windows, the icon by the clock turns white or black as soon as you change the taskbar’s colour, even when nothing else changes.

Tisty 1.39.1 — Sheets when you only read, too

Thu, 29 Oct 2026 11:29:09 GMT

A file or a document opened in its own window can now be read on sheets, portrait or landscape, and its PDF comes out the same way. The file itself does not change.
The button that turns sheets on, in the document’s panel, now shows a page break and no longer looks like copy.

Tisty 1.39.0 — Diagrams you draw your own way, and they look just so

Thu, 29 Oct 2026 00:14:02 GMT

A freeform diagram

The flowchart is now the freeform diagram, and it starts blank. Its palette holds every shape Mermaid draws, to drag onto the canvas or press, and each shape stays where you leave it.
Lanes are dragged with everything in them and sized from their edges; drop a shape inside and it joins the lane.
Arrows run at right angles between the sides that face each other, and an arrow let go on empty space makes a new shape already joined.
Lay it out by itself in the direction you choose, or after every change. Long words go on to a new line instead of stretching a shape.

Every diagram on the same footing

Class diagrams and database schemas work on the same canvas, with a palette, a bar that undoes, aligns and zooms, and relations that show how many there are at each end.
Packages of classes are lanes, and a schema keeps each table where you put it.
The mind map gets a palette of its shapes and the same bar, and still lays itself out.

On the page, as in the window

Mind maps, schemas, freeform and class diagrams look on the page just as you drew them.
Hover a diagram to export it, edit it as Markdown right there, or open it in the diagram window.

Also in this version

The format bar steps aside inside code blocks and formulas, and a choice is picked by pressing anywhere on its words.
Links from the help to the Markdown guide open the copy Tisty carries, even without a connection.

Tisty 1.38.0 — Clearer tasks, real tables and diagrams you draw by hand

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 15:39:01 GMT

Tasks that say how urgent they are

A task is overdue only once its deadline passes. If the day you planned slipped by, it is late, in amber; if it has started and still has time, it is underway.
Today puts the most urgent first: Overdue, Due soon, Late, For today and Underway, folded so a long project does not fill the list. Each row says when it is due.
A task with a date, a deadline and parts shows a thin bar comparing the time gone with the parts closed: on track, running slow or won’t make it.
A task’s row says when an agent wrote it, and names it when you hover over it.

Tables you work on right on the page

Click a cell and type. Move, duplicate or remove rows and columns, drag them, and sort and filter without touching the file.
Give a column a type, such as a date, money, options, stars, a switch or a document, and each cell is written the way it asks. Numbers add up at the foot.
Rows copied from Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets, or a CSV, come in as a table.

A window for your diagrams

Double-click a diagram and it opens in its own window, the drawing beside its text, changing live.
Mind maps, database schemas, flowcharts and class diagrams are drawn by hand with the mouse, and a schema copies as SQL or DBML.
Start from an example, reuse a diagram from another document, and export it as PNG, JPG or SVG or copy it as an image.

Also in this version

A connected assistant changes a table by its rows and columns, and every tool tells its app whether it only reads or writes, so it can ask you first.
A task unfolds its parts in any view, and a table wider than the page scrolls sideways without breaking words.

Tisty 1.37.1 — Your assistant reads and edits without cutting anything

Tue, 27 Oct 2026 19:53:57 GMT

When it reads your notes, an assistant no longer loses whole sentences that sat beside a path on your computer: only the paths to your folders are hidden, and code examples reach it just as you wrote them. When it hides a path, it says so.
If an assistant changes a few lines inside a diagram or a code block, they stay exactly as it wrote them, line breaks included.

Also in this version

An emoji you use as a folder’s icon takes the same room as every other icon and no longer stretches its row, above all on a Mac.

Tisty 1.37.0 — Tisty's help, whole and offline

Tue, 27 Oct 2026 15:46:18 GMT

The ? at the foot of the sidebar opens the whole help inside Tisty: tasks, documents, sync, encrypting your cloud, assistants, shortcuts and privacy. It comes with your version, so it works offline and always describes what you have installed.
Type a word and Tisty looks through every page, accents or not. F1 while you write takes you straight to what you are writing.
Opened from Settings › Security or from your documents, the help first offers what fits what you were doing.
The help reads whole without its pictures. If you want them, a quiet notice offers to download them once; until then, each one says what it shows.
A connected assistant can read these same pages, so it answers how Tisty works instead of guessing.

Letting a computer in, once

In an encrypted cloud, a computer you let in with your phrase or its 20 digits no longer asks for it again and again. Your other computers confirm its code once, and that is it.

Also in this version

Change the language and open the welcome guide from Settings › General, and Tisty writes it in your language, leaving the earlier one where it was.
On Windows, Claude Desktop from the Microsoft Store finds Tisty again: Tisty now writes where it keeps its settings. After connecting an assistant, quit it completely and open it again.

Tisty 1.36.2 — Every step while Tisty brings your cloud

Tue, 27 Oct 2026 05:11:34 GMT

Whenever Tisty brings your cloud, the bottom bar, the sidebar and Settings › Security say how far it came, also right after a computer receives the key to your encrypted cloud.
While you wait for another computer to hand over the key, you see it under way; once it arrives, Tisty tells you it is bringing your encrypted cloud.
An old red notice from before the key arrived no longer stays behind.

Choosing what to keep, without being turned away

When a new computer’s Tisty meets the one in your cloud, your choice waits for the sync underway instead of saying one is already running.
Tisty stops asking the same thing again and again while you decide, which also spares your cloud’s daily allowance.

Also in this version

The button to delete the unencrypted copy shows only while there is still one to delete.

Tisty 1.36.1 — Always know what your cloud is doing

Tue, 27 Oct 2026 04:09:17 GMT

While Tisty syncs, the bottom bar says so, even when it takes a while and even on a computer’s first sync.
A computer that has not finished its first sync no longer says it is up to date.
If another of your computers is encrypting your cloud, Tisty tells you, and what comes next: once it is done, it asks for your phrase or for that computer to let this one in.

Folio sheets

View, print and save your documents as PDF on Folio paper, upright or across, beside A4 and Letter.
Documents that already used Tabloid still open, print and save as before.

Easier to leave, easier to remove

Leaving Settings is a plain Back button, and the Esc key does the same.
Each release carries a clean-up program for Windows and macOS that uninstalls Tisty and removes everything it left on the computer. It saves a copy of your data to the desktop first and asks before removing your phrase.
On a Mac, Homebrew closes Tisty before removing it, and a full uninstall now removes everything Tisty keeps there. The note about your macOS version only shows on a Mac that needs it.
Installing with Homebrew now includes trusting Tisty’s tap, which newer Homebrew asks for.

Tisty 1.36.0 — Your data in the cloud, encrypted with a phrase only you know

Mon, 26 Oct 2026 20:52:59 GMT

Encrypt what Tisty keeps in Google Drive, OneDrive or your own server with a 24-word phrase only you know: whoever sees those files, your provider included, can no longer read your tasks or documents.
Before it starts, Tisty checks that your phrase is written down, that there is room in your cloud and that all your computers can follow.
You keep working while it encrypts. If you close Tisty or lose the connection, it picks up where it left off, and you can cancel at any time.
Go back to an unencrypted cloud whenever you like: your other computers notice and keep syncing on their own, and your phrase stays yours.

Your other computers, let in

Computers that already synced with you get the key on their own, and while they wait they say they are asking for it.
A new computer comes in with «Let in from another computer»: you type the twenty digits it shows on one of your computers that already has the key.
Or open your cloud on any computer by writing your phrase. Only the key stays there, never the phrase.

Always know what is going on

From the moment you press encrypt, Tisty says it is getting your cloud ready, then how many files are copied and how many are left, even with large videos.
When it has to wait, it says why: no connection, something blocking the way, your cloud asking for a pause or a brief hiccup, and that it carries on by itself.
Try again only shows when something truly stopped, and always with the reason.
Deleting the old unencrypted copy shows it is under way and how many files went.
Choosing a cloud, signing in again and moving your data say they are checking while they wait, instead of showing an empty screen.

Also in this version

Settings takes over the sidebar, with General, Sync, Security, Your data, Assistants, Maintenance and About each in its own section.
Confirming your phrase or updating a computer shows up at once in Security.
Diagrams read well at any width and in dark mode, and long tasks and documents open without stalling the window.

Tisty 1.35.0 — Your computers, ready for the encrypted cloud

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:41:00 GMT

Soon you will be able to encrypt your data in the cloud with a 24-word phrase only you know.
This version teaches your computers to recognise an encrypted cloud: if one of them does not have your phrase yet, it stops and tells you instead of writing unencrypted.

Update all your computers

To encrypt your cloud, every one of your computers needs this version or a newer one. Tisty will tell you which one is missing when the time comes.

Tisty 1.34.1 — Your data opens again

Sat, 24 Oct 2026 23:46:53 GMT

Tisty 1.34.0 wrote a line into your data that it could not read back, so the computer that updated and synced stopped showing and syncing your tasks and documents.
This version reads it without trouble. Nothing was lost: everything is back when you open Tisty.
If one of your computers is still on 1.34.0, update it to 1.34.1.

Tisty 1.34.0 — Update all your computers

Sat, 24 Oct 2026 17:00:00 GMT

From this version on, a computer with an earlier Tisty (1.30 to 1.33) stops and asks you to update when it reaches your cloud or your sync folder, instead of writing over what a newer version left in order.
Update Tisty on each of your computers, with the app’s updater or wherever you installed it from. Until you do, that computer will not sync. You lose nothing: your tasks and documents stay where they were and everything catches up once it is updated.
If you install from a store, the new version may take a little while to arrive.

Ready for what comes next

Tisty now notes which version each of your computers runs and keeps what another version wrote in your sync place, so new protections can arrive without leaving anyone behind.

Tisty 1.33.0 — Your agents take your documents where you work

Fri, 23 Oct 2026 19:15:19 GMT

If your assistant also reaches Confluence, Jira, Notion, Linear or GitHub, it can now read a Tisty document in standard Markdown and publish it there.
Before it does, it tells you what does not make the journey: attached files, diagrams that tool does not draw, links to other documents.

The document’s column, in order

The outline has a card of its own and all the height it needs, and a page takes you back to its document in one click.
Paper, sheets and a single export button sit together at the top: PDF, web page, Word or Markdown.
The details fold away below and open by themselves when the outline is short.

Pictures, large

A click on a picture or a diagram opens it large, to zoom in, move it around and go to the next one.
If it is an attachment, you can save it wherever you like or open it with its app. To edit it, use the block’s menu.

Where each attachment came from

In Maintenance, each attachment nothing uses and each copy of a file saved twice says how it came, on which computer and when, so you know what you are letting go of.

Lighter and cleaner

A document full of diagrams weighs half as much, and so does the page you export.
When an assistant exports a document, names in double brackets become plain words and diagrams go out in a form GitHub draws.

Tisty 1.32.1 — Your assistant calls Tisty by name

Fri, 23 Oct 2026 08:23:16 GMT

While your assistants have a voice, Tisty answers to the name tisty from any terminal, so a plugin can start it without knowing where you installed it. On Windows the installer’s copy does it, and on Mac the Homebrew one. Take their voice away and it stops answering.
If you have Tisty from the Store and from the installer at once, the newest one answers. Your list of paths stays as it was: Tisty only adds or removes its own folder.
Restart an assistant that was already open so it notices.

Easier to connect from more assistants

Assistants that install from the MCP Registry, such as VS Code, can now add Tisty in one step. They find the Tisty installed on your computer and, if there is none, tell you how to get it.

Long documents at once

A very long quote, paragraph or list of links opens and shows in a moment, instead of keeping the window waiting.

Tisty 1.32.0 — Your own server, as your cloud

Thu, 22 Oct 2026 19:12:01 GMT

Besides Google Drive and OneDrive, Tisty can now keep your copies on your own server through WebDAV: Nextcloud, ownCloud, Synology and others.
Write your server’s address, your user and a password, and Tisty checks the server before connecting. No browser opens.
The password stays on this computer, kept by the system. An app password from your server is better than your main one: you can remove it there whenever you like.
If the server ever asks again, Tisty only asks you for the password.

Easier to find for your assistant

Wherever assistants look for tools to connect, Tisty now shows its icon, screenshots and a full description.
Its listing links straight to the documentation, the guide to writing in Tisty and the wiki.

Tisty 1.31.7 — PDFs the way you want them

Thu, 22 Oct 2026 15:59:08 GMT

When you export a PDF or see its preview, you can open it with a cover: the title, the author, the version, and when it was created and last written.
In Settings, “Name to sign with” lets your PDFs carry your full name instead of your alias.
A small “Made with Tisty” line at the end is there only if you tick it.

Sheets and pages that match

With sheets on, your PDF breaks its pages exactly where your sheets break on screen.
A heading never stays alone at the foot of a sheet: it moves on with what follows it.
Paragraphs, lists and tables are no longer split between two pages.
Folded sections print as you leave them: open if you opened them, closed if not.
A document set to Letter or Tabloid keeps its paper when exported from its own window.
The bar above a page is as wide as its sheet and stands apart from it.

Tisty 1.31.6 — Photos from your iPhone, everywhere

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 20:04:49 GMT

A HEIC photo now shows as a picture on Windows too, when Windows has what it needs to draw it. Where it does not, it stays a file you can open with another program, and Tisty tells you what to install.
When you attach a HEIC photo, Tisty offers to keep it as a JPG so every computer can show it: at the same size and quality, or lighter. You can also keep it as it is.

Sync that tells it like it is

After an update, Tisty no longer says your cloud asked to wait: it simply syncs again a few seconds later.
When you sync from the foot of the sidebar, it says “Sync complete” for a moment, so you know it worked.

Tisty 1.31.5

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 18:18:48 GMT

Everything mended since 1.31.0, in one update.

Attachments on every computer

An image or a file you attached on another computer now opens here when you sync with OneDrive or Google Drive, instead of saying it has not arrived yet.
Files that were saved twice are joined into one, shown to you first, and every link that names them keeps working.

Your assistants

Assistants that start Tisty from Linux inside Windows, or through a launcher of their own, connect again.
Settings, Assistants knows some 27 assistants, also the ones in Ubuntu or another Linux inside Windows, and connects them without touching the rest of their settings.
“Look again” finds an assistant you just installed without closing Tisty, and “Repair” points every assistant that still uses another or a deleted Tisty back to this one.
On Mac, assistants installed with Homebrew or npm, such as GitHub Copilot CLI, are found, and the commands to connect one by hand are no longer cut off.
An assistant can say a task or a step is done when it did the work; nothing is ticked or closed on its own, and you decide.
When an assistant changes the document you have open, you see it at once, marked for a few seconds, and you can put back what it said before.
Assistants read a short guide when they connect and ask for the rest only when they need it, search by title first, notice pages listed under an old name, and warn you about passwords and keys written inside commands.

Documents and tasks

Press Ctrl+E to edit the whole document in one place, pick words and type to replace them, and Ctrl+A chooses the whole document.
Renaming a page also renames it where its document lists it.
Documents and task pages read more calmly, with no blue frame around an opened task, and the narrow task card keeps the way to close in sight.
A task’s history shows one line of each note, with the full note when you hover it.

Sync

When Google Drive or OneDrive asks to wait, the foot of the sidebar shows it within seconds and clears it as soon as syncing carries on.
Erasing your copies from a cloud you left is much faster, counts as it goes, and lets you keep working; a computer that follows you after it can move to the new cloud.
The size shown before a first upload, and the size of a backup, count only your tasks, documents and attachments.

Mac and the window

When you close the window to keep Tisty running on Mac, it stays only in the menu bar, not in the Dock too.
Settings and About scroll with the wheel wherever the pointer is.
The move dialog can be left from its first step, unused attachments are freed from 90 days, inline code is Ctrl+Shift+C, and sizes near the next unit read right.

Tisty 1.31.4 — Only in the menu bar on Mac

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 16:05:23 GMT

When you close Tisty’s window to keep it running, it now stays only in the menu bar at the top, and no longer in the Dock too.
Open it again from the menu bar and it comes back to the Dock until you close it again.
While a document is open in its own window, Tisty stays in the Dock so you can always reach it.

Your assistants connect again

Assistants that start Tisty from Linux inside Windows, or through a launcher of their own, connect again.
Settings, Assistants has “Look again”, to find an assistant you just installed without closing Tisty.
“Repair” points every assistant that still uses another or a deleted Tisty back to this one, in one click.
On Mac, assistants installed with Homebrew or npm, such as GitHub Copilot CLI, are now found.
Commands shown to connect one by hand are no longer cut off on Mac.

Smoother pages and settings

Settings and About scroll with the wheel wherever the pointer is.
Renaming a page also renames it where its document lists it.
When an assistant tidies your documents, it notices pages listed under an old name, and warns you about passwords and keys written inside commands you saved.

Tisty 1.31.3 — See what your assistant writes

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 04:33:18 GMT

When an assistant changes the document you have open, you see it at once, marked for a few seconds, and nothing you were writing is lost.
“See again what changed” marks it again, and “Put back what it said before” undoes its last change.

The whole document at once

Press Ctrl+E, or the button on the bar, to edit the whole document in one place. Press Ctrl+E or Esc to go back to reading.
Inside a block, Ctrl+A twice chooses all of it.

Type over what you pick

Pick some words and type: the block opens and replaces them.
Ctrl+A chooses the whole document as soon as you open it, and dragging a selection past a block no longer closes it.

Your assistants, on Linux too

Settings, Assistants knows some 27 assistants and connects them without touching the rest of their settings, including the ones in Ubuntu or another Linux inside Windows.

Attachments kept twice, kept once

Tisty joins files that were saved twice, shows them to you first and keeps every link that names them.

Small things you will notice

The bar offers “Show every mark” only when there is one, and remembers your choice.
Inline code is now Ctrl+Shift+C.
Sizes close to the next unit now read right.