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Recorder notices and per-version changes. The recorder updates itself to the latest automatically.

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v0.2.74Latest2026-08-24

클립스튜디오에서 탭(파일)을 바꿔도 작업 시간이 이전 그림에 계속 쌓이던 문제를 고쳤어요.
지난 판(0.2.73)에서 생긴 문제였어요 — 그리는 동안 그림 앱을 건드리지 않도록 바꾸면서, 지금 어느 파일을 그리고 있는지 알아보는 기능까지 함께 멈춰 있었어요.
이제 펜이나 마우스에서 손을 떼는 순간에 맞춰 확인하니, 계속 그리는 중에도 파일을 바꾸면 곧바로 따라가요.

Web update2026-08-22

그림 유형 링크 미리보기 카드를 **티켓 모양으로** 새로 디자인했어요 — 저장하는 카드와 같은 모습이에요.
그림 유형 페이지도 새로 배치했어요 — 유형 그림이 화면 위쪽에 큼직하게 나오고, 같은 내용이 두 번 나오던 자리를 정리했어요. 저장할 카드는 페이지 아래 「이 유형 공유」에 있어요.
저장하는 유형 카드를 **티켓 모양으로 새로 디자인했어요** — 절취선과 도장이 있는 수집 카드처럼 바뀌었어요.

v0.2.732026-08-22

포토샵으로 그리는 동안 포토샵이 잠깐 멈추거나, 기록기와 함께 갑자기 닫히던 문제를 고쳤어요.
이제 펜이나 마우스 버튼을 누르고 있는 동안에는 기록기가 포토샵에 아무것도 요청하지 않아요. ⚠ 그래서 쉬지 않고 계속 그리는 동안에는 타임랩스(캔버스 모드) 장면이 조금 덜 담길 수 있어요. 손을 떼면 곧바로 다시 담아요.
그림 앱이 멈춰 있는 동안에는 화면을 담지 않고 기다려요 — 예전엔 기록기까지 함께 멈출 수 있었어요.

Web update2026-08-21

그림 유형 16종의 그림을 새로 그렸어요 — 유형 지도와 결과 화면, 링크 미리보기에 모두 반영됐어요.

v0.2.722026-08-21

간략화 모드에서 장식 이미지를 카드 **뒤**에 깔 수 있어요 — 그림을 배경처럼 두고 숫자를 그 위에.
장식 이미지를 **배경으로** 쓸 수 있어요 — 비율은 그대로 두고 위젯을 꽉 채워요(넘치는 쪽은 잘려요).
장식 이미지를 눌러 고르면 그림 전체를 끌어 옮기고, 네 모서리로 크기를 바꿀 수 있어요.
위젯 **배경만** 투명하게 할 수 있어요. 숫자는 또렷한 채로 배경이 뚫려요. ⚠ 창 전체 투명도와는 다른 설정이에요(그쪽은 글자까지 함께 흐려져요). ⚠ 배경을 뚫어도 위젯을 옮길 띠는 위에 남아요.
카드마다 글자 색·크기·두께를 따로 줄 수 있어요 — 시간만 크게, 나머지는 작게 같은 배치가 돼요.
만든 배치를 이름 붙여 저장해 두고 갈아 끼울 수 있어요(최대 6벌).
설정 미리보기에 장식 이미지가 안 보이던 문제를 고쳤어요 — '꽉 채우기'로 바꿔도 아무 일이 일어나지 않던 자리입니다.
카드를 끌어 옮길 때 놓으려던 자리와 다른 곳에 놓이던 문제를 고쳤어요(글씨를 키웠거나 문서 카드가 섞인 배치에서 났어요).
높이 조절 손잡이를 끄는 동안 보이던 크기와 손을 뗀 뒤 크기가 다르던 문제를 고쳤어요.
'이번 기록' 카드만 행 높이를 안 따라가던 문제를 고쳤어요.
표시 항목을 더 넣을 자리가 없을 때, 눌러도 아무 일이 없던 버튼이 이제 이유를 말해 줘요.
위젯에 카드가 하나도 안 보일 때 이유를 알려 주고, 설정에서 그 카드를 뺄 수 있게 했어요.
창을 화면 밖으로 끌어 놓아도 다시 화면 안으로 들어와요 — 위젯을 잃어버리지 않아요.

Web update2026-08-20

사이트 전체의 제목 크기와 굵기를 한 자로 맞췄어요. 큰 제목이 작은 제목보다 오히려 얇아 보이던 자리들이 정리됐습니다.
카드 안의 글이 페이지 제목과 같은 왼쪽 선에 맞춰졌어요. 저널·랭킹·프로필처럼 카드가 여러 장 쌓이는 화면에서 줄이 훨씬 곧게 보입니다.
작은 단추들이 조금 커졌어요. 손가락으로 누를 때 빗나가던 것이 줄어듭니다.
첫 화면의 기록 요약 띠에서 오른쪽 끝이 잠깐 빈 칸으로 보이던 것을 고쳤어요. 네 칸이 처음부터 함께 뜹니다.
저널의 「그날의 작업 타임라인」에서 시각 눈금선이 안 보이던 것과, 하루에 여러 작품을 그린 날 두 번째 작품부터 색이 흐려 구분이 안 되던 것을 고쳤어요.
문의하기와 첫 화면의 시리얼 조회 칸이 다른 화면의 입력칸과 같은 모양이 됐어요. 밝은 테마에서 칸이 안 보이고 테두리만 남던 것이 사라집니다.
학원용 안내의 표가 폰에서 오른쪽이 잘린 채 밀 수도 없던 것을 고쳤어요.
키보드로 화면을 넘겨 다닐 때 표시가 안 뜨던 입력칸이 있었어요. 이제 어디에 있는지 보입니다. 「동작 줄이기」를 켜 두신 분에게 첫 화면의 점이 계속 깜빡이던 것도 멈췄어요.
「이야기」 화면을 정리했어요. 제목과 설명, 탭이 먼저 오고 「찾기」와 차례 고르기는 그 아래 한 줄로 모았어요. 「최신 · 반응 많은 순 · 내 글만」도 누를 수 있는 모양으로 바뀌었습니다.
「챌린지」도 갤러리와 같은 모양으로 맞췄어요. 구획 제목 옆에 개수가 함께 보이고, 지난 챌린지는 최근 10개까지만 보인다는 것을 화면이 알려 줍니다.
챌린지에 날짜별 주제를 걸어 두지 않았으면 달력 칸마다 「주제 없음」이 되풀이되던 것을 없앴어요. 달력이 훨씬 짧아집니다.
커뮤니티와 그룹 게시판의 글·글쓰기 칸이 페이지 제목과 같은 왼쪽 선에 맞춰졌어요.
그룹에 들어가면 멤버끼리 서로 얼마나 그렸는지 볼 수 있어요 — 작품 수, 작업시간, 연속, 이달 활동일, 최근 7일 추이. 예전에는 강사·방장만 보던 것이에요.
⚠ 그래서 설정의 동의 문구가 바뀌었어요: 이제 '그룹 멤버에게 내 기록 공개'입니다. 끄면 내 칸은 '비공개'로 보이고, 무엇을 그렸는지는 이 설정과 무관해요(작품 공개는 따로예요).
그룹 게시판에도 작품을 붙일 수 있어요. 그리고 글이 많아지면 쪽을 넘길 수 있습니다.
그룹 안에서도 챌린지를 열 수 있어요. 그룹 챌린지는 그 그룹 멤버에게만 보이고, 거기 올린 글도 공개 갤러리에는 올라가지 않아요.
「지금 그리는 중」 표시가 더 빨리 켜져요. 예전에는 작업이 다 올라간 뒤에야 켜졌는데, 이제 올리기 시작할 때부터 켜집니다.
그룹 페이지가 '방'이 됐어요. 들어가면 멤버가 누구인지, 지금 누가 그리고 있는지가 맨 위에 보입니다.
그룹 게시판이 생겼어요. 그룹 안에서만 보이는 글이라 공개 갤러리에는 올라가지 않아요. 댓글·답글·작품 첨부는 「이야기」와 똑같이 됩니다.
초대·멤버 관리·통계는 「관리」 화면으로 옮겼어요. 그룹에 들어갔을 때 먼저 보이는 것이 관리 도구가 아니라 사람이도록요.
작가 프로필의 작품 카드가 전부 '검증됨'으로 보이던 것을 고쳤어요. 이제 카드마다 실제 상태를 보여드리고, 눌러서 들어간 검증 페이지와 같은 말을 합니다.
포트폴리오에 붙이는 배지 코드의 설명 문구도 작품의 실제 상태를 따라가요.
영수증을 만들 때 기록을 못 불러오면 0원짜리 영수증이 만들어지던 것을 막았어요. 이제 그럴 때는 만들지 않고 이유를 알려드려요.
기록기 안 저널도 장애 때 '아직 기록이 없어요' 대신 못 불러왔다고 말해요.
작품을 지운 뒤 파일 정리가 남아 있으면 그 사실을 알려드려요(기록은 이미 지워진 상태예요).
랭킹의 주간 획수가 실제로 그은 획수로 바뀌었어요.
같은 그룹 멤버끼리 「지금 그리는 중」이 보여요. 그룹 인원 목록에서 이름 옆에 표시가 켜집니다 — 혼자 그리는 게 아니라는 걸 알면 조금 더 앉아 있게 되니까요.
무엇을 그리는지, 얼마나 그렸는지는 보이지 않아요. '마지막 접속 시각' 같은 것도 남지 않습니다 — 지금 그리는 중이거나, 아무 표시도 없거나 둘 중 하나예요.
설정에서 끌 수 있고, 끄면 나도 다른 멤버의 표시를 볼 수 없어요.
기록을 불러오지 못했을 때 저널이 '아직 기록이 없어요'라고 말하던 것을 고쳤어요. 이제 못 불러왔다고 정확히 말합니다 — 기록이 사라진 게 아니에요.
작품을 지웠는데 '삭제 실패'라고 뜨던 경우를 고쳤어요. 지워진 것은 지워졌다고 말합니다.
카드 종합의 '이번 주 획수'가 실제로 그은 획수로 바뀌었어요. 예전에는 시간 비율로 나눠 어림했던 탓에, 같은 작품을 다음 날 이어 그리면 지난주 숫자가 뒤늦게 줄어드는 일이 있었어요.
Challenges are here. Set a date range and daily prompts — like Inktober — and everyone taking part fills in a day by posting what they drew. Anyone can start one.
A day is filled by posting on that day — you can't go back and fill in past ones. The day runs on the creator's timezone, so everyone taking part shares one clock (it's shown on the challenge page).
One post per day per challenge; to change it, edit the post you made.
You can post just a drawing — pick one of your certified works and post it without writing anything.
An attached work now shows its name and date. Works you never titled read as 'Untitled work', and the date appears only once.
Comments can have replies. When one arrives, we tell the person who was replied to as well as the author.
Search inside posts, browse by hashtag (#watercolour), sort by most liked, and filter to only your own posts.
Long posts fold in the list, with 'Read more' to open them.
You can get comment notifications by email — one digest a day, off by default; turn it on in settings. The email never carries who wrote what, only how many arrived and where.
You can now like a work straight from the community list — same in tile view and list view. Likes are only open on public works.
When someone comments on your post or your work, you'll see it under What's new — on the Stories tab and on your desk. Opening it marks it read. Likes are not notified: a noisy bell is a bell nobody reads.
You can now edit your posts and comments. Deleting a post over one typo took its comments down with it. Edited posts are marked as edited.
Gallery cards now show how many likes and comments a work has.
The menu item and the page title now read 'Community' instead of 'Gallery'. Nothing moved — Public, My gallery, Groups and Stories are tabs inside it, and old links still open.
The gallery now has a Stories tab — write posts, and like or comment on each other's.
Attach one of your own works to a post and its proof link travels with it.
You can report a post or block someone to hide them from your view. Blocking is never announced to them.
You can link more than one work to a single commission. Drew the rough and the final as separate files? Link both — the working time and stroke count add up. Your client still sees one work, and you choose which. If you unlink the shown one after sending the link, we don't quietly promote another — the proof your client was looking at should never change without you saying so.
A commission that is finished and paid in full now shows your actual hourly — what you were paid divided by the time you actually drew. It appears both on the commission page and next to the finished ones in your list.
The commission list now says how many are in progress, finished with a balance owed, or still without a link sent. Finished ones fold away at the bottom; click to open them.
On the desk, each commission line now also shows the client, the amount and the revision count.
Every commission in progress now sits right on your desk — including ones with no date or linked work yet — so there is no second click through 'Manage commissions'. Finished ones live behind a line under the list.
Writing and editing to-dos got a rework. Add straight from the bottom of the list — press Enter and the box stays open so you can keep going — and click any line's text to rename it in place.
Dates can now be picked in one tap: Today, Tomorrow, This weekend or Next week (picking an exact date is still there).
To-dos and plans now look different on the calendar: a to-do carries a small check box that fills in when you finish it. You can pick either kind when adding from a calendar day, and switch it later from the day popover.
Clearing a date on the calendar sends that item back to your To-do list.
Finished to-dos fold away under a 'Completed N' line at the bottom — click it to see them.
The Gigs tab now has a To-do list. Jot down what has no date yet; give it a date later and it moves onto the calendar.
The window inside the recorder is now two tabs — My desk and My journal. Today's tasks, weekly goal, calendar and records live on the desk; analysis and growth live in the journal.

Web update2026-08-19

Calendar cells are much taller — their height follows the width of your screen, and a day now shows four plans before folding instead of three.
Editing a plan now happens in one place — the calendar. Click a plan and a window opens right there to check it off, move it, set an end date, or delete it; the separate list below the calendar is gone.
You can move a plan without a mouse — the plan chips and the date fields in that window all work from the keyboard.
Tidied the Today and Records tabs on My Desk: three little-used cards and a heading that repeated the tab's own name were removed.
It is much clearer where a dragged item will land — especially in dark mode, where the drop target was nearly invisible.
Plan chips have a clearer dashed edge, past plans are only dimmed, and today is marked with a round badge so it stays distinct even when selected.
Weekend dates no longer borrow the red and blue that mean 'problem' and 'commission' elsewhere — an ordinary Sunday no longer looks like a warning.
Busy weeks no longer stretch a calendar row past the screen. Overflow folds into '+N more', and all five of those are now clickable.
On narrow phones the time in a day cell no longer overflows the cell.
Opening a day now lists what you drew that day, with the commission it belongs to if you linked one — click through to either.
That day's measurements go further: strokes and your first and last stroke times alongside the working time. Pause only appears for days where it was actually measured.
Hovering a work bar on the calendar now also tells you which commission it belongs to.
Past plans get a 'To today' button — one click instead of picking a date again.
Plans can now hang on a **work**, not just a commission — pick a recorded work when you jot a plan on the calendar.
A work's page now has a phase plan: put dates on rough, lineart, color and finish, and the actual start date from your phase marks sits right next to each one. The recording itself is untouched — this is a schedule laid over it.
The 'Pick up where you left off' card has a 'Plan next' button. It opens the plan popover on today with that work already selected.
Plan rows on the calendar now show which commission or work they belong to, and link straight to it.
You can create a commission right from the desk's Work section — no need to open the commission manager.
Each commission line now says which stage it is in and whether the deposit or balance is outstanding, in one word.
The calendar has a legend: drawn, plan, span, commission. When it is empty it also tells you that you can click a day to jot a plan and drag across days for a span.
The calendar's view (month/week/day) and date stay in the address. Refreshing keeps your place, and a link opens the same screen.
Cleaned up what was left of the unused monthly goal.
One set of stage names. A commission's progress and the phase marks on a recording now use the same words.
The commission's amount field shows what your measured time is worth, with a button to use that number. It never fills itself in.
A commission whose link hasn't been sent is now called the same thing on every screen.
The desk's Work section lists only commissions with a date or a linked work — the rest live in Manage commissions, with a count.
Removed the duplicate amount that appeared while editing your quote.
The desk no longer shows the same heading twice. Set your weekly goal and hourly quote right inside the card that shows the number.
Fixed the quote's edit link, which used to land on a screen that no longer has that card.
Period summary and highlights moved to the journal's Overview. The desk's Records section is now just your work log.
Removed numbers that appeared twice across two journal cards.
The quote card's work count now says what it counts — only works with measured drawing time.
Drag across empty days on the calendar to create a plan that spans them — a bar shows how far it reaches while you drag.
Span plans draw as a bar, and you can drag the whole thing or just one end.
On touch or keyboard, set the 'End' date in the plan window for the same result.
Tap '+N more' on a packed day and everything on that day opens right there.
Press Esc while dragging to cancel. On touch, dragging now needs a slightly longer press, so it fights scrolling less.
'This month's goal' is gone from the Work section.
Plan and Work are now one section, with the calendar as its centre.
The calendar has month, week and day views. Week and day show the hours you actually sat and drew.
Drag plans and commission due dates to another day. On touch, press and hold to drag.
Give a commission a start date and it draws as a bar from start to due date.
Tap a day to write a plan right there — you can pick the commission and phase in the same little window.
Each commission in progress shows the measured time, strokes and last working day of its linked work.
Phase plans now show the day you actually started that phase, next to the planned one.
Commission due dates now show on the plan calendar too. Tap one to open that commission.
Each commission can have dates for rough, lineart, color and finish. They appear on the calendar with the phase name.
You can set a goal for the month (how many days you'll draw). Each month keeps its own goal, so past months don't change.
My desk has a Plan section. Tap a future day on the calendar to jot down what you'll do.
The calendar now moves to next month, and shows up even before your first record.
Tick things off, or move them to another day.
What you planned for today also shows on the Today section.
My desk and My journal had grown long, so they are split into sections.
My desk now has Today, Work, Records and Gear; My journal has Overview, Analysis and Growth.
The section you are on stays in the address, so a refresh or a shared link opens the same one.

Web update2026-08-18

Your journal is now My desk — it surfaces what to pick up, what you haven't touched in a while, and when records stop coming in.
You can hide an untouched work, and bring hidden ones back.
Commissions can have a due date. The list sorts by what's due soonest. Clients never see it.
Settings now links straight to the recorder download and what's new.
Clicking a tag jumps to the records list.
Recordings that never reached the web after a failed sync **can now be uploaded from settings.** Drop the recorder's file into Settings → Manual upload. It used to be a single small link at the bottom of the journal, which was hard to find at the moment you needed it.
It also tells you which file to upload — the folder it lives in, the order to follow when a long work is split across several files, and whether re-uploading a work you already sent is safe.
You can now mark work phases **while watching the replay**. Move playback to the spot you want and press the button — rough · lineart · color · finish applies from that point. Before, the bar was far from the replay, so you had to eyeball where color actually began.
Phases now show as colors over the replay bar, and the working time for each phase is split out right below it.
Press a mark in the list to jump back to that spot. You can rename a phase, move a mark elsewhere, and undo one step.
Phase colors are clearer now, and some phases carry a pattern so they stand out even where color is hard to read.
The playback position can be moved with the keyboard too — arrow keys, Page Up/Down, Home/End. Hold Shift with the arrows to step one stroke at a time.

v0.2.712026-08-18

Works that kept failing to sync now recover on their own. If the earlier part of a recording was missing on the server, the recorder re-uploads from the first piece and stitches the chain back together.
Fixed the recorder picking up a different name for your work after a restart. A name read off the screen is now treated as tentative until one save confirms it, and nothing is uploaded until then — your strokes keep accumulating, so nothing is lost.
The "detected a save" prompt now explains what gets saved where. It tells you which work your strokes so far will end up in, and that merging can't be undone.
Fixed "Merge" doing nothing when recording was paused. It now tells you why, and once you start drawing again you can press it as-is.
Settings now has "Always start in compact mode". With it on, the recorder opens as the small widget no matter which mode you closed in. Off keeps today's behavior — it follows whichever mode you were last in.
Fresh installs now start with "Start with Windows" already on, so you don't lose a session by forgetting to launch it — you can turn it off in settings any time. If you already have Sigan installed, your setting is left exactly as it was.

Web update2026-08-17

You can now mark work phases (rough · lineart · color · finish) on the verify page. Once marked, your actual drawing time is split up by phase. Only you see them by default — you can turn them on for viewers if you want.

v0.2.702026-08-13

Your compact widget layout now survives updates. New items are no longer inserted into it — a dot in the settings item list tells you one arrived, and you decide. This release adds a Timelapse card; add it from settings if you want it.
Dragging the widget window is less choppy. While you hold it, work like height fitting is deferred, and it catches up the moment you let go.
Register a signature once under Settings › My signature and it goes up together with your finished piece. Draw it with your pen or load a transparent PNG; its corner and size are set there too.
The weekly goal row in the Today tab now carries a colored dot in front of its label like every other row, and the running total in the time-bar tooltip is spelled out as "all of my working time".

Web update2026-08-13

그림 유형 16가지에 저마다의 그림이 생겼어요. 유형 지도와 상세 화면은 물론, 저장해서 올리는 카드와 링크를 붙였을 때 뜨는 미리보기까지 같은 그림이 따라갑니다.
The journal's weekly coach no longer writes as if it had seen your artwork. It only ever sees numbers — what your lines look like, and what you drew, are not part of it.
The coach now talks about how many *days* you drew rather than how many minutes, and it will not tell you to sit longer.
Comparisons with last week now use where last week stood **at this same point**, so Monday mornings no longer read as a collapse.
The coach remembers what it told you in recent weeks and looks for a different angle instead of repeating itself.
The note under the card listing what the coach reads has been rewritten to match, line for line, what actually gets sent.
A "this week and last" card joined the journal. This week isn't over yet, so placing it beside a finished week would always look like a loss — the card also tells you where last week stood **at this same point**.
Achievements listed by difficulty now stay hidden until you unlock them. Each tier still shows how many are left; names and conditions appear the moment you earn them.
Rare and legendary achievements no longer hang on a single condition. "A hundred in a year", for instance, wants 100 works of 5,000+ strokes within 365 days, 200 drawing days, and 150 works of 5,000+ strokes. Rare combines two or more conditions, legendary three or more. Anything you already unlocked stays unlocked, and the older single-condition achievements stay too.
Your journal now opens with a streak line: how many days in a row, whether today's square is filled, and the last seven days at a glance. When a streak is about to break, the rest-day card sits right below it.
The marker items are gone from Today's list. In their place: "sit down again, two days in a row" and "reopen a work buried for 2+ weeks". They're chosen so that a day you come back after a break still has something you can tick.
Your journal is now grouped into four sections: Overview (where you are now), Analysis (how you draw), Growth (how far you've come), and Records (what you've drawn). You can jump to what you're after instead of scrolling past every card. Spacing between cards is even now, too.
Every journal card now says **what it was computed from** — stroke coordinates, timings, pressure, tilt, and undo/pause counts. Your artwork is never used as an ingredient. Each card also says whether the value stays with you or can be seen elsewhere.
The AI coach and card synthesis now state what they send: numbers and your own marker tags only — never your artwork, titles, or filenames.
"Style drift alert" is now "Drawing habit consistency." The old name and its warning colour made it look like something was being caught out; all it does is compare seven kinds of stroke statistics.
Times of day now read as words instead of 24-hour numbers — "5 PM" rather than "17:00", with 17:00–18:00 beside it to show it covers an hour.
The drawing-type card now always shows what each axis counted (it used to require hovering). The printable report shows it too.
Thirty achievements with difficulty ratings joined the journal. They come in four tiers — common, uncommon, rare and legendary — and look at things achievements never looked at before: how many days a single work took, how far you tilt the pen, whether your hand is heavy or light, and your weekly and monthly rhythm. The tiers describe how hard something is meant to be, not the share of people who have it.

v0.2.692026-08-13

Fixed saving in your drawing app occasionally failing or stalling for a few seconds. The recorder could collide with your save while it was reading the artwork file — the bigger the file, the more often you'd hit it.
When you draw through the night, today's stroke count restarted from zero at midnight and it looked like your work had vanished. The Today tab now also shows yesterday's strokes — including any of last night's work that hasn't been uploaded yet.
Hover the stroke count to see how many strokes you've drawn this week and this month.
Tidied up the timelapse window — where the save button sits, the playback position, and exports that didn't match what you saw on screen.
In the compact widget, the current session's value was larger than everything else; it now matches the other items.

v0.2.682026-08-12

You can hide item labels in compact mode (today's strokes, today's work, and so on). Turn it on in Settings › Compact mode: only the numbers stay, and the widget gets shorter by the height those labels used. Hover an item if you forget which value it is.

v0.2.672026-08-12

You can file your finished artwork with a work. Pick it in the recorder and it appears next to the stroke replay on the certificate. The original stays on your PC — only a copy scaled to 1024px on the long side goes up.
Fixed: the size you set for the compact widget was wiped when you pressed the window reset button.
Fixed: a window you had widened snapped back to its default width the first time you opened settings.
Fewer warnings when installing.

Web update2026-08-12

The verify page can now check a file you received, right there. Drop the artwork file in and it tells you whether its fingerprint matches one sealed with this certificate. Nothing is uploaded — the check runs entirely in your browser.
You can file your finished artwork with a work. Attach it in the recorder and it appears next to the stroke replay on the certificate. The original stays on your PC — only a copy scaled to 1024px on the long side goes up.

Web update2026-08-11

First-time visitors now get the front page in their browser's language. Before, it opened in English until you picked one. If you have chosen a language, your choice always wins.
The front page now plays the how-it-works video right away. From setting it up to sending someone the link, the whole thing takes 59 seconds. It has no sound, and closing it brings back the live demo.
Opening a group invite link now shows what you're joining — the group's name, how many members, and who invited you — and joins in one click. If you're signed out, you come back to that same invite after signing in; before, the invite was simply lost.
Invite links are now one button, copied right where you make them. You can pick how long the link lasts and how many people can use it. Email invites still work as before.
A join request made with a group code now stays visible on your groups page, so you can see it's waiting for approval — and cancel it yourself. Invite links you already sent keep working.
Every group now has an always-on invite link. It never expires, so you can pin it in a group chat or notice, and anyone arriving through it comes in via approval. If it spreads too far, make a new one and the old link stops on the spot.
Creating an invite link with the same settings hands you the one you already have, so unused links don't pile up. The link's real expiry time and remaining seats are shown alongside it.
Group messages and errors are now in all four languages. People who don't read Korean no longer hit Korean-only text when they open an invite link.
Your journal has a new "Past self" card. It shows how many days you drew in the last 4 weeks next to the 4 weeks before that. It only ever compares you with your own past, never with anyone else.
Streak counts no longer differ between screens. Journal, rankings and groups now agree, and a day means "a day where you drew". Opening the journal from another time zone no longer looks like a broken streak.
Rest days. Once a month you can mark a day you couldn't draw as a rest day and your streak carries on. Rest days aren't counted as days you drew. The card only appears when a streak is about to break, and if your log for that day arrives late the rest day is given back.
Card borders for your shareable cards. A new one opens as you level up, and it appears on your year-in-review card. It never appears on certificates — decoration doesn't belong where proof is shown.
Daily and weekly quests. Three things today, two this week — sit down, leave a marker, continue yesterday's work. There is nothing to press; they tick themselves as you draw. Nothing asks you to draw longer or more.
Over a hundred badges used to sit in one long row; they're now grouped into twelve sets. Each set shows how many you've filled, and we tell you which set still hides an undiscovered badge (never the answer).
Limited-time badges. October, January, and the two summer months — draw enough days inside the window and that year's badge is yours. A window in progress shows how far along you are.
Levels and titles. As days you've recorded here add up you go from a loose page to an archive. Only days count, so there's no reason to sit longer, and a level you've reached never goes down.

v0.2.662026-08-11

Fixed the drawing app being held up while the timelapse grabs the screen. Drawing no longer stutters during a capture.
Fixed the compact widget showing up in timelapse frames. It no longer rises above the window being captured.
Tidied the compact widget's spacing. The window was slightly wider than its contents and the rows sat taller than their cards.

v0.2.652026-08-10

Fixed the drawing app stuttering while you capture the screen, or while another window covers it. The way the timelapse grabbed the window was holding the drawing app up.
Sync now retries by itself after a momentary failure. It used to show "sync failed" for something that fixed itself a minute later.
Switching between compact and normal mode now returns the window to where it was. The widget sliding down when you open and close settings is fixed too.

Web update2026-08-10

The progress link you send a client now opens in that person's language. Send it overseas and the stage, working time, and paste record all appear in their language.
The commission list and commission detail screens now support English, Japanese, and Chinese as well.
Working time on the client link is now written the same way as everywhere else — the same session no longer reads a minute apart on two screens.
Commission amounts are no longer Korean won only — you can use dollars, yen, euros and more. A new commission starts with the currency that matches the language you're viewing in, and you can change it any time in the commission's page. Currencies not on the list can be typed in, and you choose whether the symbol sits before or after the number.
Your commission list now shows each amount with its currency. As before, only you see it — it never appears on the link you sent your client.

Web update2026-08-09

You can now watch a one-minute intro video on the front page. It's available in Korean, English, Japanese, and Chinese, and nothing loads until you press play, so the page stays just as light.
The Insights screen is now part of My journal. The progression charts — how your hand has changed across works — appear right in the journal. The old address still takes you there.
If you have commissions in progress, the journal now shows how many at the top, including any whose link you haven't sent yet. Nothing appears when there are none.
Krita has been added to the supported apps list.
The Timeline screen showed a different name before and after signing in. Both now match.
Settings are now grouped into Account, Sharing and Work. Who-sees-what settings moved up next to your profile, so what you share is in one place.
Wrapped, the year in review, is linked from the journal in December and January only. If you bookmarked it, it opens any time.

v0.2.642026-08-08

Sometimes the app would not close when you told it to quit. Now the window always closes, whatever goes wrong on the way. The "Save and quit?" question that could hide behind a closed window when quitting from the tray is fixed too.
Krita is recognised. Your piece and its file are tracked properly, and strokes drawn on a new unsaved canvas no longer pile onto the previous piece. Pen pressure, strokes and time are all recorded normally.
Fixed the window staying at its settings size when you entered compact mode with the shortcut.
When a paste is noted, we now also note where it came from (web · another app · the same app · unknown). What we don't know, we mark as unknown.

Web update2026-08-08

Fixed pieces where continuing a drawing failed and started a fresh recording instead. On those same pieces, replay could draw the same passage more than once and the retrospective would not open — both fixed.
Commissions moved from the top menu into Settings. The feature and its links are unchanged.
All sixteen drawing types have been renamed. Each now carries a title that suits it — "The Long View" became "The Hawk-Eyed Scout", and so on. Every one of the four languages got its own naming rather than a translation.

Web update2026-08-07

The language picker is now a dropdown. Languages used to sit in a row, so each new one squeezed the top menu; closed, it now takes the width of a single character. Open it and each language appears under its own name — English · 한국어 · 中文 · 日本語 — so you can find yours even if you can't read the page you're on.
Each drawing type now has its own icon. Until now all sixteen shared one similar wave, so side by side they were hard to tell apart. Each type now shows the prop it carries — a warm teacup, a big eraser, a plant by the window — and the home page, the type list, the downloadable card, and the link preview all use the same drawing.
The colours have been cleaned up. The light theme had a yellowish cast running through it; it is now a white page with two steps of grey. Text and rules moved along with the background, so nothing is left behind looking tinted. If you preferred the warm paper colour, the sepia theme has inherited it exactly — pick it from the theme button.
The gallery is now split into pages. It used to grow endlessly as works piled up; it now shows 24 per page, with a line above the list telling you where you are — "1–24 of 89". Until now the works past the cut simply could not be reached, with nothing on screen to say so. The page you are on stays in the address, so refreshing or sharing the link opens the same place.
The drawing type pages have been redrawn. Each type now carries a single stroke shaped by its own tendencies, and the colour follows tempo and pressure. Type names are now the largest text on the page, and the list, detail, and home views share one card. Sharing a type link shows a preview card with that stroke on it.
All 16 drawing types now have names and stories in English, Japanese and Chinese. Until now the names appeared only in Korean.
You can now save your drawing type as an image card. The type's name and one-line story are on it.
Sharing a type link now shows a large preview image. It used to be a small text-only card.
The replay has a new "path of the hand" overlay. The grain of your hand's motion fills in as the replay plays. Places crossed in similar directions are grouped into a few hundred lines, so the artwork itself is not revealed.
When you unlock a new achievement, your journal now tells you once. Achievements had been accumulating all along, but they simply lit up inside the list, so it was easy to miss them entirely.
A "Next up" row now sits above the achievement list, showing the three closest ones and how much is left.
The timeline now turns one month at a time. Previously every day you had ever recorded was stacked on a single page, which grew heavier and harder to search as your records piled up.
The month you are viewing shows its own active days and total time. The summary at the top still covers your whole history, and now says so explicitly.
Fixed weather not showing at all on timelines with a long history.
Tidied up the verification page. The artwork's name is now the page's title at the top, and the padding, corners, and headings that differed from block to block follow one spec.
The same duration used to appear three times on one screen; now it appears once.
Named the parts that used to float without a heading — "When it was drawn" and "Character of this drawing".
Removed the graph that was drawn next to values we never measured. When pressure or tilt was not recorded, that space is now left empty.
Grouped everything only you can see into one place, so it is obvious what a person opening your link does and does not see.
Replaced the cryptic error text shown when the replay could not load with a message a person can read.
Widened the replay pane. The drawing used to be smaller than its own controls; now the replay gets the larger side.
The badge code and the replay embed code now have copy buttons — before, you had to drag-select a clipped field.
Buttons are now big enough to hit with a finger.
The delete button has its own place. It used to hang, unlabelled, beside the badge builder.
Fixed the estimate reading "0 min" for work under a minute.

v0.2.632026-08-07

Saving now folds a separated recording into the piece right away. When a drawing app does not put the file name in its window title, recording starts without a name — and until now such a recording stayed separate for a while after you saved, joining up only when you restarted the app. It joins at the moment you save.

v0.2.622026-08-07

While the name is being read off the screen, it is now marked as provisional. When a drawing app does not put the file name in its window title, we read the tab on screen instead — and that reading can wobble, so we no longer show it as if it were settled. Save once and it is bound to that file, and that is when the record uploads.
If the pen is moving but we cannot tell which document it belongs to, you will see "Save the document now" where the document name usually appears — in compact mode too.
Notifications are easier to read. Success, in progress, needs attention, and failure are now told apart by colour, and the ones that need attention stay longer. Before this, most notices looked the same and the important ones got lost.
Fixed the window being clipped when you had the widget tucked into the right or bottom corner and switched back to the normal view. It now anchors to the nearer edge and grows the other way.
The recorder also notes which drawing app you were in. If you move between apps on one piece, the time is kept per app.
Fixed records drifting apart when you continued a long piece whose recording had been split into several parts.

Web update2026-08-06

You can now print a working-time receipt for a single work. A button sits at the top of the work page, and the sheet shows how many hours went in across how many days. Hand it over with the delivery and the recipient can check it themselves using the serials printed on it. If you drew the work across several machines, the split records are all added together. The existing receipt covering your whole account by period is unchanged.
The work list in Settings now shows file names. Before, works you hadn't named yourself all appeared as dates, so you couldn't tell them apart. Clicking a name opens that work's verification page, and search matches file names too. File names remain visible only to you, as before.
Fixed private works showing “Anyone can view this page” along with a QR code on their verification page. The wording now matches the actual visibility, and a private work no longer offers a QR that nobody can open.
Tidied the alignment on the verification page: the stats panel no longer leaves a gap when there is an odd number of cells, one row of the signals table no longer sits offset from the rest, and the view buttons in the replay panel now start at the same place on every row. For a single-day work, the 24-hour clock fills the rest of the row with empty grey rings.
You can now print a business-card-sized card from a work's certificate. It carries only the serial, the time spent on that work, and a QR code — slip it in when you hand over the physical work and the recipient can check that work's record themselves. The card button appears only on your own works.

v0.2.612026-08-06

Fixed a work's time showing shorter than it really was. When a single work is drawn across several sittings, its recorded stretches can overlap — and in that case the app stopped counting at the last stretch and dropped what came after. For works with overlapping stretches, both total time and drawing time now go up. The numbers on the web were the correct ones; the recorder now matches them.

v0.2.602026-08-05

Dragging the compact window now scales the whole widget up and down. Before, the column count changed with the window width, so cards were re-stacked — the widget grew taller or the layout fell apart, and widening it again did not bring the layout back. Window size now only sets how big the widget looks; the compact designer in settings is the only thing that changes the layout.
The compact window size is now remembered per computer, so a widget sized on one monitor no longer covers the screen on another. Widget layout and colors still follow your account as before.
Removed the white outline around the widget when a dark widget background was chosen on a light screen. The window border now follows the widget background color.

v0.2.592026-08-05

When you save a new drawing under a name, everything you drew up to that point now carries over to that file. Before, strokes drawn before the save stayed in an "untitled" work — and if you then started another canvas, it could get folded into the previous drawing.
Stroke counts now continue per file as you move between them. Coming back to a file after drawing in another no longer restarts the count from zero.
In Clip Studio Paint, a new canvas is now recognized as a new drawing. Before, strokes piled onto whichever work was open previously until you saved.
The compact window always shows the document you are drawing in. Its top and bottom spacing is even now, and long names keep their tail (version suffix, extension) by shortening the middle — "final_v12" and "final_v13" used to look identical.
The green "All good now" mark only appears when something was actually resolved. It used to show up just from pausing your hand.
Where it said "No document open" while recording, it now says "Finding the name" — strokes were piling up, so reading "no document" was confusing.
Shortened the "Pen detected but no strokes registering" message.

Web update2026-08-05

Renamed “hourly rate”. It's now “Quote” in settings and “Estimated quote” in your journal and on work pages. The value and where it shows are unchanged — only the name.
In settings, the quote card now sits side by side with My devices, so the page is shorter.
Fixed the Group button in work visibility settings being pushed off-screen on narrow screens like phones. The overflow was clipped, so you couldn't even scroll to it — now it wraps onto the next line.
Tidied up the settings page. Short cards now sit side by side so the page is shorter, and button and field heights and typefaces that drifted apart from place to place now match.
Clearing your hourly rate or home location now asks once first — the clear button moved next to the current value, which made it easier to hit by accident.

Web update2026-08-04

You can now view the replay on a dark canvas. On a light background, faintly drawn strokes and the overlay colours (density, pressure and the rest) got lost in the paper colour — press 'Darken art' above the drawing and only the drawing area goes dark. The rest of the page, and the activity chart below it, stay as they were.
Turn it on once and it stays on next time. If you already browse in the dark theme the drawing is dark anyway, so the button doesn't appear.
Your own work page now shows how many times its link was opened, when it was last opened, and where the visit came from. It's for the moment after you send a commission and wonder whether it was looked at. It covers the last 90 days, and counts your own visits too. We can't tell who opened it. Only you see this — never the people you send the link to.
Work pages now show the shape of your pauses — the time you spent with the pen away, broken out by how long each break was. Two hundred thirty-second breaks and six forty-minute ones make for very different days at the same drawing. It shows the lengths and nothing else — what they meant is yours to know.
You can tag your works. On a card in your gallery, pick Commission, Personal or Practice, or type your own — a work can carry several.
Filter your gallery by tag. Pick one from the tag row above the list and only those works remain.
Tags are yours alone — never shown to the people you send a work link to.
Set an hourly rate and every work shows what its hours are worth. Choose your rate and how the currency is written in Settings, and your journal and work pages show the rate times the time actually spent drawing (stopped time excluded). It's there so you can quote a commission from evidence instead of a guess.
Not sure what to charge? Open the rate calculator in Settings. Tell it what you want to earn in a year (or a month) and it tells you what your rate needs to be. It assumes a 40-hour week, and says so on screen.
Only you can see the amount — never the people you send a work link to.

v0.2.582026-08-04

Today's numbers are correct from the moment you open the recorder. Before, the stroke count could read higher than reality for a while after launch, and while you were drawing it could sit frozen and only catch up later. It now updates as you draw.
Also fixed the number dipping and bouncing back each time your artwork was saved.
The status line at the top now tells "Paused" apart from "Stopped". Before, ten seconds and two hours away from the pen both read the same.
The "AUTO RECORD" indicator is no longer clickable. Recording and pausing are automatic, so there was nothing to press — but it looked like a button, which made people think they had to start it. For the same reason, the shortcut that started and paused recording is gone. The remaining shortcuts are Finish recording, Compact view, and Always on top.
Removed the notification that appeared every time a screenshot was saved automatically. It showed up every few minutes and there was nothing to do about it. Screenshots are still saved, and new ones still appear in the strip below.

v0.2.572026-08-03

The recorder window reopens where you last closed it. If that spot ends up off-screen — you unplugged a monitor or changed resolution — it comes back to the centre so you don't lose the window.
Fixed "start with Windows" switching itself off after an update. It affected people who had moved over from an older version — it comes back on its own, no need to re-enable it.
Your settings are now saved to your account. Install the recorder on another PC and it starts with the settings you already use.
The compact widget's numbers now say what they count. "Strokes" was actually everything you drew today, but the label didn't say so — it read as the current artwork's count, which made it look like the number had gone down while you were working.
The wrist coach's "longest without a break" is now your actual longest, not an average. Before, a long unbroken session could be averaged away.

Web update2026-08-03

Fixed the same work time being written differently in different parts of the journal. 59 minutes 30 seconds showed as "59m" in the summary and "1h 0m" in the comparison at the same time. Time now follows a single rule everywhere.
Fixed the activity bar being drawn backwards on days you drew past midnight — this happened every time for people who draw at night.
Fixed a work's total time coming out shorter than it really was when a short recording overlapped inside a longer one.
Also fixed the activity bar shifting by an hour on daylight-saving changeover days.
Strokes per day now reflect what you actually drew that day. Before, a work's total strokes were split by how long you sat, so a day of fast roughs and a day of slow colouring could come out backwards. The calendar, the weekly summary, and the yearly look-back all get accurate together.
Past records no longer change after the fact. Adding to the same drawing days later used to recalculate — and often shrink — the strokes and time already recorded on earlier days. A day, once recorded, now stays as it was. (Works issued before this fix keep the old method; reissuing makes them accurate.)
The wrist coach's "longest without a break" is now your real record. It used to be the work's drawing time divided by the number of sittings, so even a long unbroken stretch came out short. The warning levels are based on the last four weeks too, so a session from months ago no longer keeps the warning up.
Work that runs past midnight now lands on the right day. Draw late and finish in the small hours, and it still falls on the day you actually drew each stroke.
The per-day figures now add up exactly to the work's totals. They used to drift slightly, so two screens could tell you different things.
The same improvements apply to works drawn across several days, whose records are split into parts.
The gallery header had eight look-alike buttons in one row. Choosing a gallery (public, mine, group) and controlling the list (sort, view) are now on separate rows, and the "N sketches hidden" note moved down to sit right above the list it describes.
The gallery can now be shown as a list. Pick tiles or list next to the sort controls. More rows fit on screen and the numbers line up in columns, which makes scanning — and picking two works to compare — easier.
Your choice stays in the address, so a refresh or a shared link opens the same view.
Each of the two replays can now be enlarged. The one you enlarge takes the full width and the other moves below it.
Enlarging keeps your place in the replay — it no longer jumps back to the finished image.
You can now pick two works in the gallery and put them side by side. Tap “Compare” on two cards and the bar at the bottom takes you there.
Two of your own works read as “then → now”. Pair one with someone else's public work and they simply sit side by side — we make no claim about which is better, only that they were drawn differently.
The two replays sit next to each other, and a table lines up strokes, work time and sittings along with undos and redos. Undos are shown per 10 strokes rather than as a total, so works of different sizes can still be compared.

v0.2.562026-08-03

The compact widget's preview didn't match the real thing. Alignment, text sizes, the "Time" label and the weekly-goal progress bar now render exactly as previewed.
Changing the text size no longer leaves the card text at the old size.
Cards no longer disappear or overlap when you narrow the widget. If there isn't room the widget widens a little instead of dropping a card, and it returns to your width once you remove one.
Editing the widget while offline no longer reverts to the old layout on the next launch.
The window colour and widget text now follow the dark theme.
Fixed tracking not attaching when you open a PSD in Clip Studio Paint.
Timelapse now tells you when it can't capture — including when the disk is full or you closed the document.
The record button no longer looks like something you must press. Recording starts and pauses on its own; the button shows the state and is there for when you want to step in.
The Work/Today tabs were too wide, cutting off the artwork name.

Web update2026-08-02

Tidied up the replay panel, which had grown long. Zoom and flip moved onto the artwork itself, and the one-line notes under each control now appear on hover instead.
It wasn't clear that you can pick more than one sitting to show. Chosen sittings now carry a check mark, and "Show all" puts them all back at once. If you try to turn off the last one, it now explains why it won't.
Fixed the timeline colour key, which was wrong: orange means paused, not stopped — stopped is grey. The same error was on both the verification page and the guide.
Also corrected the explanation of when a break counts as paused and when it becomes stopped; it was stated backwards.
Gallery sorting by "Created" actually sorted by the date the certificate was issued, so it's now labelled "Issued".
Unified wording that differed between screens — undo/redo, strokes, and visibility levels changed names as you moved between pages.
The 'pressure' overlay no longer appears for works where pen pressure wasn't properly recorded. The button used to stay open and either draw nothing at all, or light up only the few spots where pressure happened to register — and those red patches looked like places you pressed hard. Mouse-drawn work and tablets that don't report pressure fall under this.
Choosing which sittings other people see is now easier to spot. It says in words how many are visible, and marks the box when only some are picked.
Cards in the group gallery now show which group they came from — if you're in several groups the works were mixed together with no way to tell them apart.
Works drawn over several days can now be viewed one sitting at a time. Date buttons appear under the replay, and choosing one redraws only the strokes from that sitting — earlier ones are left out, so you see exactly what got done that time.
Sittings are split at long breaks rather than at calendar dates, so a session that runs past midnight stays in one piece.
You can pick which sittings other people see. Drew over five days? Show just the last three — unpicked sittings are not drawn on anyone else's screen. This is a display setting; your record stays whole.
You can now choose how the gallery is sorted — by created date, last edited, or name. The choice stays in the address, so refreshing or sharing the link keeps it. (“Name” appears in My gallery, where work names are actually shown.)
Gallery cards now show when a drawing was started and when it was last worked on. Pieces finished in a single day show only the start date.
The “rough vs final” view is temporarily off. It treated the first 10% of strokes as the rough, but looking across many real recordings, where the rough actually ends varies far too much between people and pieces for a fixed 10% to fit. It will return once you can set that range yourself.
“Undo spots” now lets you actually see the drawing. The purple circles used to sit on top of the artwork, hiding the very part you were trying to identify; now they sit underneath and the drawing shows over them. The circles are smaller too, so on pieces with a lot of undos you can still tell where they cluster. The artwork also stays visible while you scrub through the early part, before any undo has happened.
Replay now starts in density view, drawing the strokes faintly so the places you worked over repeatedly show up darker. Press the button to switch back to solid strokes.
In the overlay views (density, undo spots, when-drawn, travel and so on) you can now set the width and opacity of the finished-piece outline underneath. On pieces with many strokes that outline is dimmed automatically and was hard to see; the sliders let you bring it back. The setting applies to every overlay and is remembered next time.
The player has “Flip H” and “Flip V” buttons. They change only what you see — the record itself is untouched — and the setting stays on as you open other pieces. If your tablet makes the process appear upside down, this is the quickest way to set it right.
The viewing modes on the replay are now sorted into three groups. Pressure, speed, stroke length and tilt sit under “Line”; when-drawn and travel under “Order”; density and undo spots under “Rework”. Nothing is hidden — every mode is still one click away, you just pick what you want to look at first.
You can now magnify the drawing. Use ＋/− on the player to zoom in, then drag to move around or keep zooming with the wheel; double-click returns to the fitted view. Zoom carries across the pressure, density and when-drawn views too.
Several new ways to look at a replay. “When drawn” colours each area by how early or late in the session you drew it (blue → red), and “Travel” draws the path your hand took between strokes. Works that used undo also get “Undo spots”, marking on the drawing itself which parts you reworked, and how many times.
Three more views of drawing habits. “Stroke length” separates the places you drew in one long stroke from those built out of many short ones; “Speed” separates where the line moved quickly from where it went slowly — where you hesitated or took care. “Rough vs final” redraws just the first 10% of strokes over the finished piece, showing how much your rough already decided.
Fixed the middle of the pressure and density views washing out to white on works with very many strokes. Large works now keep their colour.

v0.2.552026-08-02

Fixed the always-on-top window sometimes slipping beneath other windows. It now notices when it's covered and lifts itself back up — without stealing focus from what you're working in.
The countdown shown when you lift the pen said "stopping in N seconds", which was wrong: after that time it becomes paused, and stopped only starts five minutes later. It contradicted the other explanation on the same screen.
When you tried to change the artwork file mid-recording it told you to "stop first", but the button is labelled Pause — there was nothing called stop to find.
Error and start-up failure dialogs appeared in Korean for everyone; they now follow your language.

v0.2.542026-08-02

Fixed two cases where the canvas rotate/zoom diagnostics recorded values that didn't match reality — when the window sat at the screen edge and was only partly visible, and when two drawing apps were open and you switched between them. Nothing changes in how the recorder behaves, and no drawing or screen content is stored.

v0.2.532026-08-02

Fixed the work time on the Today tab jumping while recording. Right after each upload the number briefly dropped and then came back; it now moves steadily.
Fixed automatic screen captures silently failing — some sessions ended up with a single shot per hour. It happened most with GPU-composited apps like Photoshop; the recorder now retries a second way, and if that also fails it brings the next attempt forward instead of skipping the slot.
We're looking into environments where canvas rotate/zoom detection doesn't match what you see, so the recorder now records how it reached that judgement in its diagnostics. No drawing or screen content is stored.

Web update2026-07-31

The class summary now says “last 7 days” — that screen looks back 7 days from today, not at the calendar week, which is why its numbers could differ from a student's “this week”. The percentage beside it now says what it compares against (your usual weeks).
If member data can't be loaded for a moment, the instructor screen says so. It used to go quietly empty, as if the class had no one in it.
The hand-habit card stays silent about values your tablet doesn't report. Devices that only send tilt no longer get told their hand is “very steady”.
Journals and timelines no longer drop older works once you have a great many of them — totals, strokes and streaks count all of it.
Joining with a group code now needs the owner's approval, so a code that spreads doesn't let strangers straight in. You'll be told your request is waiting, and the owner sees a pending list at the top of their dashboard.
Invite links and invite codes work exactly as before — the owner already sent those, so they join immediately.

v0.2.522026-07-31

Compact widget text and background colours now offer nine choices each. Pick a bright one and contrast is adjusted automatically so it stays readable.
The settings button is hidden in compact mode — opening settings in that narrow window used to overlap the top button row. Open settings from the normal window instead.

v0.2.512026-07-31

The Today tab's timeline now zooms with the mouse wheel too — drag to pan, double-click to fit. Until now only the Work tab's timeline did.

v0.2.502026-07-31

You can place a decoration image on the compact widget. It sits on top of the widget and keeps the position and size you set. WebP or APNG is best for transparent backgrounds.
The compact window's opacity is now adjustable — handy for keeping it over your drawing app. It previews on the current window while you adjust.
The window buttons along the top (compact, always-on-top, minimise, close) stay usable while Settings is open. Press the settings button again, or Esc, to close.
New Photoshop documents you haven't saved yet (Untitled-N) are each recorded separately. Strokes drawn there used to pile onto whichever work was tracked before. Save it under a name later and everything drawn so far carries over to that work.
The compact width you set by dragging the window edge is now kept.
Fixed empty background showing at the sides of the compact widget — the width you pick and the window width now match exactly.
Removed the repeated 'Today' on every compact widget card; the widget's numbers were always today's.
The clock now shows --:--:-- instead of 00:00:00 when nothing has been recorded yet.
Hover an abbreviated number (18k) to see the original value.

v0.2.492026-07-31

Fixed 'Always on top' silently switching itself off. The window now returns to the front even if another app takes over.
Compact widgets now stay where you drop them. They used to snap back to the left the moment you let go.
New analog clock widget — pick 'Clock' under shown items.
New 'Empty' preset: start from a blank canvas and place only the items you want.
The compact editor grid is now faint at rest and only becomes clear while you drag a widget.
Widgets can be narrowed to two cells; long values are shown with an ellipsis.
Fixed the percentages on the time bar overlapping each other, and moved each into the middle of its own segment.
Inside the compact widget only the clock was centred while everything else hugged the left — now they line up.
Fixed preset names wrapping vertically, one character per line, in Settings.

v0.2.482026-07-30

Long stopped periods are now folded on the timeline, so a whole day fits without shrinking your drawing to a sliver. A divider marks each folded gap.
The time row is three lines again, with paused and stopped shown alongside work time on the right.
Paused and stopped time now tick along even while you are not recording.
Stroke labels now say which scope they mean — 'today' on the artwork tab, 'all works today' on the today tab.
Timelapse now defaults to capturing every 0.5 seconds for everyone (values you picked yourself are kept). Overly long intervals were removed.
Removed six notices that only asked you to click OK, plus the one that looked like a sync failure when another device was uploading.
Timeline buttons now pick a date range — yesterday, today, or all — instead of a window length. Zoom with the wheel, double-click to reset.
Removed the 'synced' notice: the button already reads 'Synced' and the serial is shown next to it.
Compact mode can now be made much narrower: items fold onto the next row instead of being clipped, and the size you drag is remembered.
Fixed the stopped-time figure showing broken text.
Fixed the recorder showing 'not connected' while it was in fact connected, which could prompt a needless re-link or block the record button.
Fixed 'timelapse only' mode capturing nothing at all once turned on.
Closing and reopening Photoshop now continues the timelapse you were capturing, and capture keeps going while the window is minimized.
You are now told when frames can't be captured — it used to just stay silently empty.
Fixed long timelapses reporting failure after they had finished, and 'original ratio' exports getting black bars on the sides.
Fixed old-file cleanup deleting frames from the video you were exporting, which quietly shortened it.
Fixed the compact widget getting clipped — both when the window is dragged small and when it is widened so the widget scales up.
Fixed the export window growing to full screen height and sticking to the top, and failing to return to size after a timelapse was stopped. The window can be moved vertically again.
The selected export range now shows its length down to the second, and the Export button is hidden while an export is running.
An auto-pause no longer stops the timelapse — capture keeps going.
Time away from the tablet now splits at five minutes: up to five is paused, beyond that is stopped.
Today's work time now adds up the time you drew across all of your devices.
The first day of an artwork is measured from your first stroke instead of midnight, so stopped time no longer looks inflated.
You are now asked before the recorder switches to a different artwork, instead of quietly carrying the old record over to the new name.
Update checks now repeat periodically instead of running only at startup, and a work folder you picked yourself is no longer overwritten.
Fixed today's figures in the recorder freezing, and made rereading today's record and refreshing the screen lighter.
Fixed the group dashboard showing only part of a large roster, and holding on to a momentary error.

v0.2.472026-07-29

Today's total and stopped time now run from local midnight, matching the recorder and web journal.
Today's work time updates live, and showing stopped periods now includes midnight through the first work session.
Work time remains based on the offline-capable local record, while sync compares server time to detect a large PC clock difference.
Pausing automatically syncs your work, including short auto-pauses once the sync interval has elapsed.
Photoshop canvas capture is more reliable, and timelapse no longer captures another desktop or the wallpaper.
An empty today still keeps its day timeline without being counted as an active or longest workday.

v0.2.462026-07-29

Open the same artwork on another computer and Sigan can find your saved work record and continue from it.
Compact mode now saves space by showing idle, recording and disconnected states with a small dot in the title bar.
Long stopped periods are hidden from work timelines by default and can be shown when needed.
If a work folder is still missing, Sigan reminds you after onboarding and again on the next launch.
Fixed announcements being marked as read before they were actually visible.

Web update2026-07-30

Settings, what's new, and the terms page now use the same page width as the gallery and journal, instead of hugging the left edge.
Long text no longer runs the full width: the version or clause number sits on the left and the body keeps a comfortable line length.
Settings fields are now sized to what you type into them instead of stretching across the page, and fields no longer look different from each other.
The certificate and the learning report now use the same paper width and margins.
Fixed a problem that could make the first screen paint late or flicker.

Web update2026-07-28

The web pages have a new look — the background grid is gone, and sections are divided by thin rules instead of boxes.
Page width and line length are now the same everywhere.
Gallery, rankings, verification and journal now open with the two most contrasting things on that screen, side by side.
A gallery card's background now shows how it was drawn — blue for long and slow, orange for short and fast.
In the dark theme the rules are less bright, and the background is slightly lighter.

v0.2.452026-07-29

Time spent not drawing is now split into 'paused' and 'stopped' — a short break reads differently from stepping away.
Fixed today's total counting from yesterday.
Fixed the start time next to total time occasionally disappearing.
Work not yet on the web now reads as 'waiting to sync' beside the serial — the old wording looked like a warning.

v0.2.442026-07-28

Fixed sync failing repeatedly on long-running works after restarting the app.
Fixed drawing time and stroke counts showing lower than they should for long-running works — they now match what the web shows.

v0.2.432026-07-28

Save your timelapse edit as a file and reopen it later — range, speed, aspect, format, and caption all come back.
Play, pause, and stop now sit centered right below the timeline.
You can open a past recording and make a video without recording — the timelapse button is now split into [Capture | Make].
Change capture settings inside the maker — no need to open Settings separately.
Capture artwork A, switch to B, come back to A — each artwork keeps appending to its own timelapse.
Fixed artworks with ' - ' or ' @ ' in the filename being mixed together (e.g. "character - draft.psd" and "background - draft.psd").
The maker now defaults to 10x playback speed.
Pause now stops the timelapse too, and the timelapse button is wider while recording so its info is readable.
Tidied Settings and the maker into the same card layout as the main screen — setting names no longer truncate, section titles are no longer smaller than their descriptions, and the dependency line no longer touches the text.

v0.2.422026-07-27

Pressing the timelapse button now lets you pick which window to capture. If only one drawing window is open, it starts right away without asking.
While recording, the timelapse button expands to show elapsed time, size, mode, and the window being captured.
Default timelapse capture interval is now 1 second for noticeably smoother videos. (Frames are skipped when the screen doesn't change, so size grows little.)
Canvas mode is denser and more accurate.
Export timelapses as MP4, WebM, or GIF — and GIF output no longer comes out corrupted.
Tidied the timelapse maker — settings now line up in a single column, and the activity chart unrelated to making a video was removed.
Fixed activity timeline bars being drawn to the left of their actual time. Hover a bar to see the artwork, span, and stroke count at that moment.
Polished Settings — an invisible help link, a misplaced "Weekly goal" row, and awkward button label wrapping.
Slimmed the top bar in compact mode so small widgets show more of their content.

v0.2.412026-07-27

Refreshed the timelapse maker to match the app's design.
Prompts like resume/continue now always appear at the top of the window — no longer clipped on small windows.
The timelapse maker window now fits its content exactly — no empty space at the bottom.
Denser default timelapse capture for noticeably smoother videos.
Long sessions export reliably, and the video now ends on the finished artwork.
Tidied the wording, line breaks, and alignment on the Settings screen.
You can enable "Start with Windows" right from the first-run onboarding.

v0.2.402026-07-26

Timelapse now remembers the drawing window you started recording — it keeps capturing that window even while you browse references or it's covered by other windows. Recording stops automatically when the window is closed.
You can now pick the folder and file name when saving a timelapse video. The last folder you chose is remembered.
The timelapse maker now lets you pick any past recording session — and delete ones you no longer need. Previously only the most recent recording could be opened.
New "Timelapse only" setting — when on, recording (pen capture & certificates) rests and only timelapse runs.
Choose the timelapse speed — fit to a length for social media (15/30/60s) or a speed multiplier (2–50x).
Pick the aspect ratio (original, 16:9, 1:1, 9:16) and size (1080/720) of timelapse videos, and add a watermark caption.

v0.2.392026-07-26

Fixed deleted works coming back: if you deleted a work on the web and kept drawing the same file, the deleted strokes were re-uploaded. Deleted works now stay deleted, and anything you draw afterwards is recorded as a new work. The record file on your PC is kept — only renamed.
Gallery cards now show the artist. Only people who made their profile public appear, and you can click through to their works.
Fixed intermittent clicking noises while playing the drawing soundtrack — it was worse on longer songs.
Removed the word "Bitcoin" from the sealing labels — it could read as buying or paying for something. Nothing about how it works has changed.

v0.2.382026-07-26

Fixed sync failing on works drawn over a very long time. The app now repairs itself, so a stuck work uploads on the next sync.
The drawing soundtrack now differs per drawing — it reads your drawing rhythm and stroke length and picks one of seven moods. Previously every drawing produced a similar piece.
The song is louder, and there's a volume control. Also fixed it being nearly inaudible when pen pressure isn't recorded.
You can download the generated song as a WAV file.
The verification page shows loading progress while fetching a recording — no more long blank screen on large works.
Each day's strip in the timeline is more detailed: short sessions now show clear times, with that day's work and idle time.
Set a home location in settings and your timeline shows that day's weather and condition. Location is stored at city level only.
The recorder's 'today total' now runs from your first stroke until now. It used to stop at your last stroke.
Fixed your weekly goal and compact layout not coming back after a reinstall. They were saved to your account; the app just wasn't reading them back.

v0.2.372026-07-25

Added 'Start with Windows' in settings — the recorder opens when your PC starts, so you don't lose a session by forgetting to launch it.
Recording files are much lighter — uploads use less data and sync is faster. Works you've already uploaded are unchanged.
Fixed a problem where the last part of your drawing could be lost instead of saved and certified when quitting the app (via the tray 'Quit' or a Windows sign-out).
Fixed a rare problem where records could go out of sync — or strokes from another drawing could mix in — at the moment you save a file and its name is settled.
Fixed occasional save failures when your work folder is on a cloud drive (OneDrive, etc.) or a network drive.
Settings and sync data are now written so they survive a sudden power loss.
Fixed older recordings showing different work times in the recorder than on the certificate. They now match.
Gallery cards now switch visibility across all three levels — Public / Link only / Private. 'Link only' used to look like it was simply off.
If you use groups: fixed private works still being listed in group galleries. For safety, works set to fully private are now hidden from groups too — if you were deliberately sharing one with your group, please turn it back on in settings.
For months-long drawings: very long recordings are now saved in several files, so saving and syncing stay fast. It is still one work, and the verification page replays it as one continuous process.

v0.2.362026-07-25

Your work totals (today, this week, all-time) now come from the web — reinstall the app or sign in on another computer and everything you've drawn still adds up. The all-time total is shown too.
Removed the 'Syncing…' popup — the sync button (top-right) now shows progress itself.
Cleaned up distracting notifications — the folder-picker that popped open at startup, the tray notification, and the pop-ups/banners nudging you to install the pen-pressure link are all gone. You can still set a work folder from the prompt above the waveform, and install the pressure link anytime from Settings.

v0.2.352026-07-24

Added a 'process snapshots' filmstrip below the work timeline (opt-in, local only) — glance through how a drawing came together, and hover to enlarge.
Saving is smoother now — heavy saves run in the background, reducing freezes while you draw.
Long artwork names now scroll instead of being cut off. Also cleaned up the recorder no longer auto-opening a window (Explorer) or switching tabs when recording starts.
Added a first-run screen that guides you to connect your account (sign in) — signing in is needed to view and verify your work on the web.

v0.2.342026-07-24

In compact (mini-widget) mode you can now resize the window — the widget and its spacing scale proportionally, and the journal button is hidden in the mini widget for a cleaner look.
Greatly improved detection when you save or switch drawings in Photoshop / Clip Studio (especially when the pen arrives as mouse input). Switching the drawing (tab) you're working on in Clip Studio is now recognized much faster and more reliably, so recording keeps following the right file.
Notifications (save, sync, update, tips) now all appear stacked together at the top of the window — easy to see at a glance, and no longer covering your work area or buttons below.

v0.2.322026-07-23

Notifications (save, sync, notices…) now stack neatly from the top instead of overwriting each other, and you can dismiss each one with its ✕.
The ‘Sync with web’ button (top-right of the waveform) is clearer now, and the word ‘upload’ has been unified to ‘sync’ throughout the app.
The start-recording shortcut is now Ctrl+Alt+G — this avoids cases where the shortcut failed to register because another program was using Ctrl+Alt+R.
The ‘Always on top’ button icon was changed so it's no longer mistaken for an upload icon.
Stability fixes, including a rare case where a recording might not be saved.

v0.2.312026-07-23

For drawing apps whose window title shows no file name (e.g. Clip Studio), you can now choose a ‘work folder’ so saving into it automatically ties everything into one artwork — with an on-screen prompt to set it up.
You can now delete your own artwork records right from the gallery cards and journal.
Made the delete button easier to spot, and you can now also delete your record from the artwork (verification) page.

v0.2.302026-07-22

Tidied up the stats shown on the recording screen.
Notices now arrive faster — checked automatically even while the app stays open.

v0.2.292026-07-22

Fixed the update notice repeating forever when an update didn't apply — it now tells you and links to a manual installer.
We can now push important notices straight to the recorder.
Fixed the web calendar hiding the 4th+ work on days with several works — all show now, with a '+N more' when there are many.

v0.2.282026-07-22

Fixed works restarting from zero after relaunching (including updates) in apps that don't show the file name in the window title (e.g. Clip Studio) — the recorder now picks up where you left off.
Stopped short fragment certificates being auto-issued while a work is still 'untitled' — uploads now wait until the file name is known.
If a very old version is installed alongside, recordings could overwrite each other — it's now cleaned up automatically at startup.

v0.2.272026-07-22

Hardened against instability when dragging a layer between PSDs in Photoshop — work switching and screen snapshots now wait until the drag is finished.
Fixed works not auto-switching when moving between PSD canvases in Photoshop/Clip Studio with the pressure link installed. If you use the pressure link, close your art app and press the link button once more in settings.
The weekly goal bar now shows how far along the week is — compare your progress against the pace at a glance.

v0.2.262026-07-22

The Today tab now shows your all-time totals (days drawn, works, strokes, time) with the same numbers as the web.
Added an 'always on top' toggle to the top bar.
Unified the top-bar icons into a single consistent style.
Fixed dates drifting by a day depending on the device or region you view from — the 'day you drew' now stays put.

v0.2.252026-07-22

Fixed a work getting split into several separate records across app updates — the same file now stays as one.
Capped the window's maximum size so it can't be dragged too large (up to 1.5× the default).
Fixed the 'draw in your art app to auto-record' hint bubble not disappearing once a document was recognized or recording began.

v0.2.242026-07-22

Recording now always auto-pauses after 10 seconds without input (no off switch). Touch the pen down and it resumes right where you left off.
Weekly goal presets now match between the recorder and web settings (1–42h), and you can type a custom target in the recorder too.

v0.2.232026-07-22

The weekly goal bar on the Today tab is always visible even before you set a goal — click it to jump straight to the weekly goal setting.
Clicking the weekly goal graph in the web journal also takes you to Settings. Goal editing now lives in one place on the web.
The signed-in web journal now shows the weekly coach card — advice based on your own recorded practice.

v0.2.222026-07-22

Fixed pen-pressure integration failing to install on Windows accounts with non-ASCII (e.g. Korean) user names.
Fixed pressure being recorded at maximum on some tablets — pressure dynamics are now captured correctly.
Fixed long false 'stopped' periods and shifted timelines when switching between drawing apps.
Fixed past works showing 0 strokes on PCs with a skewed system clock.
Fixed the process-video export occasionally never finishing on the verification page.
Fixed pressure capture not reattaching right after re-enabling app integration.
Polished accuracy of the timeline, daily rings, streaks and other stats in several places.
Group invites and ownership transfer are now more reliable.

v0.2.212026-07-22

You can set a weekly goal. Pick your target hours in Settings and a progress bar for the week appears on the Today tab.
Your weekly goal is saved to your account — switch PCs or open the web journal and it follows you.
The verification timeline now marks when undo was pressed, so you can see which parts were reworked.

v0.2.202026-07-21

Simplified the recording state — just 'Recording' while you draw and 'Resting' when you don't. Lifting the pen keeps the session going, and drawing again picks right up. The sync button keeps uploading, and finishing is confirmed when you close the app.
The 'total time today' now ticks up live every second, so you can see how your day is going at a glance.
Added this week's strokes and undo/redo, plus today's start time, to the Today tab.
Reworked the bottom area (work folder, issue info, record button) to match the cards above.
Fixed a thin white line at the very top of the window in dark mode (recorder and journal).
Tidied spacing and alignment across the waveform, stats card, and settings.

v0.2.192026-07-21

Photoshop now recognizes your artwork by the filename in its title bar even before you save — no more starting as "Untitled" and renaming later.
The finish button in the paused state now reads "Upload" when you're connected to the web — it actually uploads your work. Also fixed the button showing English "Save" in the Korean interface.
Resize the window yourself and it keeps that size; the "Reset window size" button in the top bar returns it to automatic fit.
Fixed the window bottom going off-screen after a restart, the window getting stuck enlarged after opening and closing settings, and an old compact size making the window open too small.
Your journal now shows each work by its actual filename instead of the date.
In compact mode, picking a text color or size shows a preview right away, and we cleaned up combinations where text was clipped or too low-contrast to read.

v0.2.182026-07-21

The journal now opens in its own window — docked next to the recorder, moving with it, without affecting each other's size. Also fixed the journal failing to open.
Fixed the right side of the window being slightly clipped, which made the side margins look uneven.
The window height now follows the content automatically — no more stray scrollbars, and no more shrunken window after leaving compact mode.
Idle time now ticks up every second while you rest. It used to catch up all at once when you returned to your drawing app.
Files saved in subfolders of your work folder are now recognized.
Slimmed the top bar and sharpened the journal icon.
Moved the account chip onto the waveform, next to the sync button.
Fixed updates sometimes still showing the old screen after installing.

v0.2.172026-07-21

The idle threshold changed from 30 seconds to 10. Brief pauses now count as idle, so recorded work time will track actual drawing more closely. Numbers on already-issued works are unchanged.
Fixed the sync button covering the window buttons in compact mode, which blocked close and minimize.
The journal now opens in its own window, so shrinking the recorder while it's open no longer snaps back.
Slimmed the top bar so it takes less space when you keep the window small.
Fixed the file name disappearing after switching to the Today tab and back.
Fixed a wrong message when cancelling a pressure-link revert.
Fixed drawing apps failing to launch at all on some older PCs.
Tidied settings — auto-upload, auto-record, save interval, and idle threshold now just work.
Web: fixed the same artwork being counted more than once in your list and stats.
Web: fixed works you set to private reverting to public.

v0.2.162026-07-21

Your work now uploads to the web while you draw. Previously it only uploaded when you stopped or closed the app, so a long session interrupted by trouble left that time missing from the web.
A sync button now sits at the top right of the waveform. Press it to upload right away, or leave it — it uploads on its own once enough builds up. It also shows whether you match the web.
Upload settings are consolidated into that button and tidied out of the main settings screen (still there under Settings → Troubleshooting).
The 0.2.14 and 0.2.15 installers mistakenly packaged the older 0.2.13 program. That's why installing left the version unchanged and the update prompt kept appearing. Fixed from this version.

v0.2.152026-07-21

Fixed the update button leaving the version unchanged while the prompt kept reappearing. The installer was starting while Sigan was still running, so the program file alone was skipped.
If an update doesn't apply, you now get a clear notice about that instead of the same prompt again.
The work timeline and time graph now stay in place even before you pick a file — shown in grey while empty.
Polished a few labels.

v0.2.142026-07-21

Work and idle time now tick up every second. Previously they only refreshed while you were drawing, so idle time looked like it wasn't counting.
The stats card now shows Today and Work total each with its own bar. Hover an item for an explanation of which range it covers.
Fixed the timelapse button being pushed to its own line while paused, breaking the layout.
Fixed window side margins looking off again, and tightened the space above the waveform.
Added 1-day and 3-day options for auto-deleting old timelapse frames.
Fixed downloaded process videos having a black background that hid the artwork.

v0.2.132026-07-20

Fixed idle time showing 0 because time with recording turned off was counted as work. This was especially wrong with a long auto-pause setting.
Times on already-issued works have been corrected too.
Running multiple recorders could overwrite each other's data — now only one runs, and launching again brings the original window forward.
Fixed uneven left/right margins in the window.

v0.2.122026-07-20

Fixed the pressure link silently failing on tablets that provide no WinTab (older models). It now explains why it can't be used and how to get pressure via Windows Ink.

v0.2.112026-07-20

Fixed Clip Studio failing to launch at all after enabling the pressure link on some tablets (XP-Pen, Huion, etc.). It is no longer installed on those setups.
If you already hit this, opening the recorder now shows a notice — one click on [Revert] restores your drawing app. You can also revert anytime in Settings.

v0.2.102026-07-20

Fixed total/work time suddenly dropping or fluctuating — now stable across multiple canvases and cloud folders (OneDrive).
Fixed stroke counts momentarily doubling when switching between works.
Fixed old fragments still being counted in journal and stats after merging works.
Compact widget cards no longer disappear when enlarging text — they relocate automatically.
Fixed an untouched canvas being saved when switching canvases quickly.

v0.2.92026-07-20

Fixed scrolling that never reached the bottom and kept going.
Fixed content overflowing and causing a scrollbar at the default window size.
The work/idle split now shows inside the bar, so times display in full including seconds.

v0.2.82026-07-20

Fixed updates not actually applying, which kept the update notice coming back.
Fixed recordings possibly not being saved when you update.
Dismissing the update notice now skips that version. You can check anytime in Settings.
Redesigned the time display — a work/idle ratio bar under the total makes them easy to tell apart.
Fixed long filenames being cut off at both ends, and content sitting slightly off-center.
Fixed content being clipped or pushed to one side when resizing in compact mode.
Fixed buttons and stats stretching too wide on large windows.
On first install or update, we now check whether your setup needs the pressure link.
Timelapse recording moved next to the record button as an icon, with elapsed time.
The waveform area at the top is shorter, so stats and the timeline are easier to see.

v0.2.72026-07-20

Fixed works staying "Untitled" even after you saved, in apps like CLIP STUDIO that don't put the file name in the window title. Save once and the recording now continues under that name.
If you've been recording untitled for a while, the recorder reminds you to save once.
When scattered recordings are folded back into the original work, the certificates issued for the fragments are tidied out of the list. Links you already shared still open.
The timeline's time markings moved up to just under the graph, which reads better. The 'show' buttons moved below them.

v0.2.62026-07-20

Fixed pen pressure not being recorded in Photoshop. You can now link Photoshop via “Pressure link” in settings.
Fixed recordings being created anew each time for the same file. Older scattered recordings are merged back into their artwork on launch.
Fixed the “Today” tab showing hundreds of hours, far beyond a single day.
Fixed time appearing frozen while you weren't drawing, then jumping when you resumed.
The status indicator now counts down the time left before recording pauses.
Stopped time is now orange in the charts, so it reads apart from working time at a glance.
Fixed notice banners covering the record and save buttons — you can now dismiss them with ×.
The window can now be resized freely. Use ⟲ in the title bar to restore the default size.
Closing the window keeps recording in the tray (can be turned off in settings). To quit fully: right-click the tray icon → Exit.
The “Today” timeline now has the same range presets, legend and display toggles as the “Work” timeline.
Fewer failures when linking your account or uploading on company or school networks.
Web: issuing is unlimited for now — issue as many as you like, no credits needed.
Web: connecting your account is simpler — just log in and approve in the browser.
Web: raised color contrast so small text across the site is easier to read.

v0.2.52026-07-20

Fixed the cumulative "total" time appearing inflated — it now measures real elapsed time from your first stroke.
Fixed "today's stopped time" showing a full day when resuming a multi-day work at night.
Work past midnight no longer disappears from today's timeline.
Fixed stroke counts doubling right after switching between drawing apps.
Fixed web sync status showing incorrectly after closing the app while paused.
Stopping and stats updates are much lighter on large works.
Web: replay time, weekly rankings and calendar now all use one metric — time actually drawn.
Web: fixed the replay progress bar freezing on very large works.

v0.2.42026-07-20

Fixed work time and the timeline disagreeing with each other — the timeline width is now exactly the total time.
Time when recording was on but nothing was drawn no longer counts as work time.
Fixed the cumulative "total" time showing only today.
Work continuing past midnight is no longer dropped from today's record.
Files with the same name in different folders can no longer be merged into one work.

v0.2.32026-07-20

Fixed absurdly large work times (e.g. 21 hours) shown for a work you just started.

v0.2.22026-07-19

Compact-mode designer — drag to arrange items and resize them to build your own mini widget.
The widget now keeps its window size.
Small fixes in compact mode and the work journal.

v0.2.12026-07-19

Clearer display of the artwork you're currently recording.
Fixed the previous artwork's stats briefly lingering when you switch canvases.

v0.2.02026-07-19

Auto-track the active document (on by default) — records whatever you're drawing without picking a file, and switches automatically when you change canvas.
Set a work folder once and it also checks your saved output file.
General speed and stability improvements.

v0.1.892026-07-19

Click the Sigan logo at the top to open the homepage.

v0.1.882026-07-19

Save-habit tracking — your saving rhythm becomes a stat, with a nudge if you haven't saved in a while.
Recording starts automatically when you open your drawing app.
Refined how work and rest time are measured.

v0.1.872026-07-19

Your artwork's filename is shown only to you and admins — never made public.
Shows the issued certificate number under the file picker.

v0.1.862026-07-19

Pen-pressure integration for Clip Studio, SAI and similar apps is back.
More honest indication when pressure isn't being captured properly.
The 'drawing app opened' notification is now off by default (turn it on in settings).

v0.1.852026-07-18

Canvas rotate / zoom detection — see your rotate & zoom habits as a stat.