Changelog
What changed in the Dynapse app and web, by date. App versions are the macOS stable channel.
New
- Paste your text and see a deck with it, no install (web)
- [Add my photos] and [Get PPTX] carry on in the app (web)
- A help line appears if you get stuck after installing (app)
- No internet? View, present and edit this PC's copy (app)
New
- New work is a single input (web)
- The page size is picked from what you add (web)
- "Make it A4" resizes the pages (app)
- Card news images are used as design only (web)
- No AI account? Start with this PC's model (app)
- ChatGPT alone fills the first deck's photos (app)
Fixed
- Stopping when a login was blocked (web)
- Guidance text that was too long (web)
- Getting stuck at the Windows install warning (web)
- Requests and uploads lost when the internet dropped (app)
- Reward submissions stopping at the check (app)
New
- First launch starts without a Dynapse login (app)
- AIs already logged in on this PC work without a connect step (app)
- With no AI, the first request opens the ChatGPT login (app)
- [Connect all] links the three AIs one by one (app)
- A "My PC" chip in the work room shows where the files are (web)
- Good results get a once-a-day nudge to contribute publicly (app)
Fixed
- AI logins blocked on company networks (app)
- Pages the app rewrote being reverted silently (app)
- Page actions on a translated page going to the original only (web)
- Reorder-only requests taking long (app)
- Too many warnings per page (web)
New
- Two lines, edit and photos, show which AI to connect (web)
- The login shows how many seconds it has been running (web)
Fixed
- ChatGPT login failing on company networks (app)
- Company ChatGPT accounts reported as logged out (app)
New
- A frozen work view reopens by itself (app)
- ⇧⌘R reloads the work view from scratch (app)
- A hidden work view closes after 20 minutes to free memory (app)
- AI logins run without a terminal window (app)
Fixed
- No window when reopening a frozen view (app)
New
- Sign in inside the app with a 6-digit email code (app)
- New work in a folder inherits the folder's design (app)
- Decks over 40 pages start from an outline and are edited by bundle (app)
- "Review it" on a big deck finds what to fix first (app)
- Removed pages stay in history and can come back (web)
- Drag to set photo focus and size (web)
Fixed
- A reorder by words snapping back (app)
- One large reference document blocking the whole upload (app)
- Photo and layout changes on a translated page going to the original only (web)
- Pick-a-version cards in shared works (web)
- The work view stopping on a white screen (app)
New
- Members can push their edits in shared works (app)
- New versions arrive without asking when you weren't editing (app)
- Sync pauses when versions change too fast (app)
Fixed
- An old folder overwriting the latest version (app)
- Uploads stopping after the first failed one (app)
New
- The app now tidies lines that leave one word alone on the last line. Titles and subtitles are balanced; if a lone word remains, the app tightens the letter spacing very slightly, shrinks the text by 1–3px, widens the box a little, or moves one or two words down from the line above. Titles end with a shorter bottom line, and cover and closing pages are held to a stricter standard. Hyphenated words like one-on-one and number-unit pairs like "3,400 USD" never split across lines. The text itself does not change, and the usage line shows how many lines were fitted.
- How much work a request gets now depends on its size. A text or font change in one slot is handled lightly; building pages or redoing the whole deck gets a full look. The usage line shows the request's tier and how much it used.
- When text is hidden behind a box, cut off by its box or overlapping other text, the app now fixes it before handing it back to the AI: it shrinks or grows a box a little, moves the text a few pixels or makes it 1–2px smaller. Only what this cannot fix goes to the AI. The usage line shows how many spots were fitted.
- Existing decks get their line breaks tidied as soon as the work is opened.
- A "full width" button in the chart controls widens a chart to the page width when it starts inside the title line. Saying "full width", "bigger text" or "no legend" does the same.
Fixed
- Small edits stopping right away with "reached the token limit". Only what this request newly uses is counted now, and reaching the limit ends quietly with "saved up to here". Requests like "check this and fix it", which need a look at the page, get a full look from the start.
- Asking for more photos or another arrangement on a 📍-pinned part got a reply that the layout has four slots and the request should be made per page, with nothing changed. The whole page is now changed right away, keeping its colours and fonts.
- An "approve this action" card appearing mid-work. It came from reading files the app manages; those reads are now skipped without asking. Reward work never shows the approval card.
- The "add as reference" veil staying over the whole app after a file drag ended outside the window or was cancelled.
- Chart legend items overlapping, end-of-line numbers cut off at the edge, and axis labels running into each other. The legend wraps to a second row, and end numbers sit above the last point when there is no room beside it.
- A page order you set by moving pages being undone by the AI on the next request. Your order now stays unless you name pages and ask to move them.
- "Other forms" showing empty frames (such as quote forms) with the text missing. Only forms that can carry the page's own text are shown.
New
- The app, not the AI, now picks each page's form. The AI gives one claim and one piece of evidence per page plus a few suitable forms, and the app draws one per work, preferring forms that have been used less and avoiding the forms of the two pages before. The same content now gets different layouts in different decks.
- Decks are paced as far shots (full photo, a colour page with one sentence), mid shots (charts, tables, processes) and close shots (a giant number, a big quote), never the same distance twice in a row. Three type sizes, one accent colour and one recurring motif stay fixed across the deck; only the composition changes.
- Sentences that read AI-written are caught: a dash in the middle of a sentence, 'Label:' colon labels, stacked honorifics, and stock words like 'innovative' or 'we provide'. The check names the slot and shows a better way to say it, and personal work gets one automatic pass that rewrites only those slots in plain words. The dot on a page has a 'plain words' button too. English editions use English rules.
- "Try another form" on a page shows two or three other forms of that page, with its own words, numbers and photos, as real previews side by side. Click to enlarge; the page changes only when you press "Use this", and ⌘Z undoes it. Most previews need no AI and appear within seconds. Your choices shape how later decks pick forms.
- Numbered rows, an agenda, a comparison table with one highlighted column, a giant page numeral, a collage block, plus ratio sentences ("7 out of 10"), Gantt charts, Venn diagrams, small multiples, step lines, a current-step bar and one-line quotes.
- The review after a deck is made now looks at two reference designs suited to the deck and one example to avoid, taken from real designers' work (CC BY 4.0, credited), and checks which page could borrow the reason behind a form.
- Twelve more drawn forms: pictograms (7 of 10 people), size circles, ratio bars, cycles, icon steps, before and after, numbered pins on a photo, ribbon timelines, big quotes, stacked numbers, icon grids and journey paths. Give the numbers and words and the app draws them in the deck's colours. When a deck repeats rows of boxes or leaves numbers as plain text, the check names the pages and suggests a form.
- The this-PC engine now handles big edits too. Requests that change the layout or the number of pages, such as "make page 2 a comparison" or "redo the whole deck as 6 pages", are split into steps and done page by page on this computer. It takes longer, and it tells you up front how many pages and roughly how many minutes. If it cannot finish in one go, it saves what it has and continues when you say "이어서" (continue).
- Story decks flow from page to page. When neighbouring pages change only two or three things, the flipbook PDF fills in as many in-between pages as the change needs, so flipping reads as one motion. The check tells you when two pages are identical or change too much at once.
- Photos move too Shift, zoom, turn or uncover the same photo a little on each page and the presentation and flipbook PDF fill in the motion between pages. A photo that changes to another one cross-fades.
- Stick-figure flipbooks. Pick Flipbook as the deck goal and a figure made of head, body, arms and legs changes pose on each page; flip through and the limbs move smoothly. Published flipbooks play on their own at the top of the web page.
- A story deck demo, "A Day of One Dot". Flip through it on the web and watch one dot move from page to page, or download the flipbook PDF.
Fixed
- Pages whose content sat small in one corner. Every page is now measured for how much of it the content fills; when it is too small a dot appears, and "키우기" (grow) enlarges text, spacing and icons without AI (less if it would overflow; ⌘Z undoes). Text under 20px and small icon rows are flagged too. Hand-made older pages can be rewritten in the Dynapse structure.
- Charts whose box size was set by the layout rather than written out (most free-layout pages) still looked like a small drawing stretched to fit. The chart box is now measured on screen and the chart drawn at that size, with larger default text and thicker lines. Clicking anywhere in a chart highlights its chart chips.
- Asking for bigger chart text changed nothing. Charts drawn earlier are redrawn at the new size without AI when you open a work, before sending and before submitting a reward. Chart chips on each page (grow · text normal/large/extra large · box −/+ · legend · values) redraw the chart at once.
- Charts in wide, short boxes had thin bars and small labels, as if a small drawing had been stretched. Bars, lines, donuts, big numbers, flows, pictograms and timelines are now drawn at the box's real size with 22px labels and 28px values, and fewer items get thicker bars.
- A reward turn could take over 15 minutes because the AI patched check errors one at a time in dozens of rounds. The check now lists every error per page at once and runs at most twice per turn, and a reward turn saves what it has after 8 minutes. The usage line shows writing and fixing time.
- A chart or flow diagram in a wide, short box shrank until its text was unreadable and still passed the check. It now draws to the box's shape and tells you how tall the box should be when the text would get too small. Steps not yet revealed in a presentation no longer flash for a moment when the page changes.
- The stick figure is now checked inside ordinary decks such as business plans and company profiles, and plays on its own on the web page.
- Freely laid-out square cards exported to PDF at landscape slide size.
New
- Story decks. In a deck with presentation motion, one hero changes place and meaning page by page and comes back together on the last page — you first see one line per page saying what each page tells.
- When something goes wrong, the app reports it on its own and known problems are fixed automatically. Your text, file names and photos are never sent.
Fixed
- When downloading the This PC engine stops because of disk space, the network or security software, you now see what blocked it and what to do next.
New
- This PC engine Without a subscription AI, download the engine once from "This PC" in the connect tab and this computer fills a deck's text and makes its photos on its own. It is open for Apple Silicon Macs with 16GB of memory or more for now; the download is about 11GB. Updates, repairs and removal are handled by the app.
- After you export the first deck made on this PC, we ask once whether the result was usable.
- Flipbook PDF Say where a number should count up or an element should slide, and the PDF gets in-between pages only there, so flipping through looks like motion.
- A changelog page on the web.
Fixed
- Exporting the English version and the visual review step were silently skipped in the app.
- When a first reward turn failed a check, none of the pages it made were visible. The pages now show and their photos come in.
- A new work showed an empty screen for a while before its pages appeared.
- While the server was briefly down, you looked signed out. A single maintenance line shows instead.
- Keys and clicks did nothing in fullscreen motion presentations.
New
- 20 new reward tasks. They are laid out freely without a fixed layout, and six decks require presentation motion. Card news includes three 4:5 sets. Ten more tasks mix page counts from 2 to 12.
- Presentation motion Turn it on when you make a deck and the same element moves to its new place as you change pages, while steps on a page appear one key press at a time.
- The default model you pick in the connect tab shows by name in the work's AI bar.
- 14 more open Korean fonts in the font list.
Fixed
- People who received a share link could not see pages and photos.
- In fullscreen presentations, arrow keys, space and clicks only changed the page number.
- A duplicated work came from an old server copy. Duplicating now takes the deck you are looking at.
- The Windows installer stopped on a secure-connection error, and ChatGPT photos kept failing with an unusable model.
- The app called the server too often while open. It now rests when idle and stops after two hours.