Tylode offline
If you lose your connection while writing, nothing is lost: it's saved on your device and uploaded when you're back. And if you open Tylode offline, you can read your pages, their databases and your calendar.
New
- What you write offline isn't lost. If you go offline while writing in a page or drawing in a notebook, you can keep going: it's saved on your device, You're offline shows at the bottom and the page says Saved on this device. When the connection is back it uploads automatically. If you close first, it uploads the next time you open Tylode on that device.
- Open Tylode offline. In the desktop app and in the browser (on a tablet too), Tylode saves what you open while you're online: each page, its databases, the list of pages in your workspaces and your calendar for the coming weeks. Offline, you'll see all of that on the Offline · Read only screen, and when the connection is back, Back to Tylode takes you where you were. See If you lose your connection.
Improvements
- Privacy. What's saved for reading is per account and removed from the device when you sign out. It doesn't work in the iPhone and iPad app yet.