Ideario takes care of the writing
You talk and decide what your idea is. Ideario handles the writing: when things go in, how they read, and keeping the whole page in step. Nothing to set up.
- What you say goes in by itself. After your first write-up, Ideario waits for a pause, then works in what you said. While it does, one quiet line says Adding what you said… There's nothing to tap.
- The first draft comes at a pause. Once Ideario has enough, it says I've got enough for a first draft. Keep going, or see it? Tap See it to see it now. Keep going instead, and it writes the draft at the next pause without asking again. It never cuts in while you're typing.
- Add to this, under any part of the write-up, starts a message about that part in the chat. Say what to add, and that part updates by itself.
- When you save an edit, Ideario fixes typos for you. Your meaning and anything in quotes stay as you wrote them. Tap Undo to keep it exactly as you typed it. To turn this off, open Settings and, under Writing, turn off Fix my spelling and grammar.
- When a change reaches other parts (a new price, a new day), Ideario updates those too, and one Undo takes it all back.
- Every update is kept by itself. Undo stays at the bottom for a little while after.
- What changed is highlighted until you've seen it, then the highlight fades. There's no counting or stepping through.
- Questions under your write-up come one at a time: tap an answer (Ideario's guess is first, marked likely), or Something else to answer in the chat.
Every version is still saved, so History can always take you back.