Releases

Every StoryLark release gets a version number and a human-readable set of notes. The sidebar lists every published release, newest first.

How versioning works

App version = storylark-core. The version an app shows on its About screen is the exact npm release of the engine it was built from. The notes for that number on this site describe precisely what that app can do.
Companion packages version separately. storylark-worker (the sync/API worker) and storylark-pipeline (the publishing pipeline) have their own numbers; an app's About → Version & build lists whichever are part of its build.
Every build is traceable. About → Version & build also shows the site build's git commit and build time, so any installed device can be matched to an exact release and deployment.
Two changelogs, one source of truth. These pages are the curated, human-facing notes. The auto-generated, per-commit technical changelog lives in the repository.

Narrator voice picker, and a build identity you can trust.

Libraries can now publish more than one narrator: a "Narrator" picker appears in Settings whenever a library offers 2+ voices
Your chosen narrator syncs across devices and stays available offline in your downloads
The demo at storylark.dev now offers two voices — Heart and George — with exact word-synced timings for both
New Version & build section on this screen: release version, build commit, and build time — the version shown is the actual storylark-core release, so you can always tell exactly what your device is running
These release notes are now keyed to that same version number, one entry per release

Found a gap? StoryLark is open source — improve these notes on GitHub.