Notes

What changed. Now on v1.5.1.

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  1. v1.5.1

    21 Aug 2026

    Auto has a hand now.

    • Zen Auto selects a cell, then seats the number, then the next — slow enough to watch.
  2. v1.5.0

    21 Aug 2026

    Zen travels. The pad is quieter.

    • Clear a Zen page and the next world is random — never the one you just left.
    • Auto, Zen only: last empty in a row, column, or box fills itself and can cascade.
    • Undo is gone. Erase stays.
  3. v1.4.0

    20 Aug 2026

    Every world has a finish.

    • Studio holds the grid, then blooms and blows it off the desk.
    • Doodle erases the numbers — each stroke a different smear — and leaves graphite on the page.
    • Void opens an event horizon. The board and the frame go in. Stars remain.
    • Slate stones rattle, crack, and grind to grit. The nine trays go with them.
  4. v1.3.0

    20 Aug 2026

    The board now tells you when something matters.

    • Studio plays a finish before the score: the grid holds, then leaves the desk.
    • Matching digits are marked in every world — gold on Slate, ink on Doodle, cyan on Void, a blue rule on Studio.
  5. v1.2.1

    19 Aug 2026

    Doodle, quieter and clearer.

    • Given digits set in a rounded sans so they stay readable on lined paper.
    • Placing a number is a soft pencil stroke, timed with the draw-in.
  6. v1.2.0

    19 Aug 2026

    Zen. Keep the pencil down.

    • A third mode: no banner, no score. Finish a nine and the next page arrives.
    • The turn matches the world — fade, scribble, bloom, or lift.
    • The desk records pages cleared and time in the quiet.
  7. v1.1.0

    19 Aug 2026

    The house look, day and night.

    • Studio has a dark tone. Moon and sun live on the home header; landing pages follow.
    • Play chrome is readable on every world. The name sits in the center of the board.
    • Slate’s nine frames fit a phone.
  8. v1.0.0

    19 Aug 2026

    First nine.

    • Four worlds: Studio, Doodle, Void, and Slate.
    • Classic Timed and Relaxed. Normal and Hard.
    • Notes, hints, undo, and erase. Same-number and unit highlights.
    • A sound for each world. Doodle numbers draw in.
    • Sign in to keep a desk — scores, times, and play per world.