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# v1.1.0 — The editor that knows screenplays

> Autocomplete for names and locations, smart Tab, auto-formatting, industry-standard spacing, and a noticeably faster editor.

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  Released **June 6, 2026** · [Download the latest version](https://inkwell.app/download)
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## Highlights

This release is all about the **writing experience**. Inkwell now understands the shape of a screenplay as you type: it suggests character names and locations before you finish typing them, formats scene headings and transitions for you, and lays out every element at the spacing the industry expects. Add a smarter Tab key and a meaningfully faster editor, and the page just gets out of your way.

## New

* **Autocomplete as you type.** Start a character cue, scene heading, or wryline and Inkwell offers the rest in a floating glass list. It completes **character names** already in your script, **locations** and **times of day** in scene headings (`INT. KIT…` → `KITCHEN`, `… - N` → `NIGHT`), and the usual extensions — **(V.O.)**, **(O.S.)**, **(CONT'D)**, **(MORE)**. Use ↑/↓ to choose and **Tab** or **Return** to accept; **Esc** dismisses. It stays quiet until you've typed a few characters, so it never gets in your way.
* **Smart Tab for parentheticals.** Tab onto an empty dialogue line and Inkwell drops in `()` with the cursor already between the parentheses, ready for the wryline. Changed your mind? Tab again on the empty `()` and it clears itself.
* **(CONT'D) handled for you.** When the same character speaks twice in a row across a break, Inkwell adds the `(CONT'D)` tag automatically.
* **See the element you're on.** When you cycle a line's type with Tab, a small label flashes up — `SCENE HEADING`, `ACTION`, `CHARACTER` — so you always know what you just changed it to, even as the text shifts.

## Improved

* **Auto-formatting that matches the rules.** Scene headings and transitions now uppercase themselves as you type — no more shouting at the caps-lock key.
* **Industry-standard spacing.** Dialogue, parentheticals, and character cues now sit at the exact margins Final Draft and the WGA use, so a page in Inkwell looks like a page everywhere else — and your page counts line up.
* **Room to breathe.** Press Return at the end of a scene heading or a line of dialogue and Inkwell leaves a blank line and lands you on the next element — the rhythm you'd expect, without hitting Return twice.
* **Songs stay together.** A block of lyrics no longer gets split awkwardly across a page break when it could sit whole on the next page.
* **A faster page.** The first character of a new paragraph no longer stutters, and pagination now does its work quietly in the background instead of competing with your typing. Long scripts feel noticeably snappier.

## Fixed

* **Scene headings recognize themselves sooner.** Typing just `INT.` now promotes the line to a scene heading, and the line no longer flickers as a character cue while you type `INT.`/`EXT.`.
* **Cleaner Quill threads.** Deleting a Quill conversation now fully removes it, and an empty thread shows a proper starting state instead of leftover scraps.

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  See [all releases](/whats-new/overview) for the full history.
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