July 24, 2026

Product update

This release takes Notch onto phones and tablets, and makes large drawing sets open in about a second.

Notch on your phone — The editor now works on a phone. Draw, measure, select, move, comment, undo and search on a touch canvas, with a floating toolbar and panels that slide up as sheets. Phones render sheets as images instead of downloading the PDF, so a large set opens on a site connection.
Tablet support — Tool flyouts open on tap rather than hover, so every tool is reachable with a finger, and touch targets are sized for one.
The workspace on mobile — The sidebar becomes a drawer behind a menu button, notifications (and the exports that arrive through them) are reachable on a phone, and long tables scroll instead of crushing.
One tool Library — The five planning libraries are now a single Library button that opens a searchable, tabbed browser. Pin the tools you use and they sit on the rail, synced to your account across devices.
Zoom presets — Fit page, fit width, and 50–400% straight from the zoom readout in the status bar.

Drawings open in about a second — Notch now starts reading a set from the first fraction of the file instead of downloading all of it first, so a big set is on screen and ready almost immediately. Applied to every drawing already in your library, not just new uploads.
Free plan users can upload — Free members can bring drawings into a workspace rather than only viewing what someone else added.
Billing settings, rebuilt — Subscription, AI usage and Invoices are now three separate screens, and cards are added, changed and removed in Notch instead of a hand-off to Stripe.
Pinch zoom — Rebuilt on touch devices: the drawing tracks your fingers and stays where you left it when you let go.

Sign in with Microsoft failed at the final step and returned an error.
Onboarding could jump straight into the workspace after the profile step, skipping plan selection.
AI indexing failed on very large sets; it now handles them, and reports a real reason if extraction can't complete.
A flicker across the workspace on every navigation — drawing covers are now cached properly.