drag cards with one finger
drag the bottom right corner of cards with one finger
drag in a new board from the left edge of the app
tap on the label field at the top of a board (labels are shown above cards to help you identify them)
tap anywhere with two fingers to undo inking or card interactions, tap with three fingers to redo (or use the buttons in the action bar)
accessible through the action bar; lets you open the file picker and photo picker, add text, and paste content (tip: you can move panels anywhere on the screen)
a way to import one or more files; accessible through the Add panel; supports all types of cards as well as Muse bundles (added files will appear in the inbox)
a way to import a single photo from your camera roll; accessible through the Add panel (the added photo will appear in the inbox)
copy selected content on any iOS or macOS device, then paste it in Muse through the Add panel or by pressing CMD+V (pasted content will appear in the inbox)
open another app in split view or slide over alongside Muse, then select and drag content from that app into Muse
take a screenshot in any app by dragging in with the Pencil from a bottom corner of the screen (or take a screenshot using buttons), then share that screenshot to Muse
swipe in with the Pencil from any edge of the screen, then tap on a tool with your finger or the Pencil; swipe away to dismiss
switch to the erase tool, or hold down one finger anywhere to switch temporarily
switch to the selection tool, or hold down two fingers anywhere to switch temporarily
accessible through the action bar; lets you export PDFs, images, text files, or Muse bundles of cards (tip: you can move panels anywhere on the screen)
a persistent stack of cards on the left edge of the app where added cards appear; stays with you as you navigate
slowly swipe up with one finger from the bottom edge of the screen to open the dock, then drag an app icon to the left or right edge of the screen to open that app alongside Muse (→ learn more about iOS multitasking)
swipe in with one finger from the right edge of the screen to view another app in a small window while using Muse (→ learn more about iOS slide over)
swipe down from the middle of the iOS home screen to search Muse for labeled boards and text (→ learn more about iOS search)
follow @MuseAppHQ for short preview videos of new features
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