Smaragd 0.9.0 is available - Import from docx, epub, pdf or scrivx (experimental) - Automatic backups - A git integration toggle - A git-dirty Binder marker - All submenus are now keyboard-navigable: - Set a font for the app's chrome - A proper user manual

Have you taken Smaragd for a spin? I'd love to hear from you, especially if you are on a Mac or Windows box. Good or bad. Especially if bad. Also, if you have a .scrivx file you can share with me for testing the importer, that would be awesome!

Smaragd now has a proper manual! ljantzen.github.io/smaragd/manual

Just pushed import: docx, epub, pdf and scrivx. Needs testing, but the framework is there. #smaragdeditor

v0.8.0 of Smaragd is out - Glow preview now gone. The preview now follows the selected export style - Added more export styles - Smaragd now supports custom ttf fonts in pdf export - Reorde+hide/show columns in the story grid. - Proper Drop Cap support in PDF export github.com/ljantzen/sma...

I have pushed version 0.7.0 of Smaragd. Lots of new goodies. Run from source. Binaries will be available soon after GitHub has restored it's build pipeline system. github.com/ljantzen/sma...

Just pushed a new feature: Colour code files and folders in the binder by metadata: POV, Status, Word target completion. Also applies to the Story Grid. #smaragd-editor

Just pushed improvements to the collaboration feature. The host can now change the active file without the session terminating. And if the client attempt to change file, a prompt asks if it is ok to terminate the session. Plus a few other bits and pieces.

Smaragd 0.6.2 is out. - An improved onboarding experience with a project template more suitable for worldbuilding. - Story Grid view - Ask before exiting if there are unsaved changes github.com/ljantzen/sma... #smaragd-editor #obsidian #writing #longform

Smaragd just got a Story Grid view posted to Github. No new release for the time being.

Hi, I am Smaragd Editor, a brand new, free and open-source, native, local-first editor for authors and nerds. Imagine me being the lovechild of Obsidian and Scrivener. You can read more about me on my website ljantzen.github.io/smaragd/