Tobari can now be used in Simplified Chinese and in Traditional Chinese for Taiwan and Hong Kong.
Some of the Chinese phrasing may still be a little off. If you find anything, I'd be glad if you gently let me know through feedback.
Text on borderless images and stickers now sits on the board, as if written there directly.
Like a quick note penned beneath a photo.
Board dots now stay in saved images and screenshots.
Keep that pinned-to-the-board feel, just as it is.
Images made with tone or Thermal can now be placed on your board without borders.
They blend into your board as if the print were pasted right onto it.
We added 2L and 3L sizes. Tap XL to choose them.
For the text and photos you want to stand out on your board.
You can now add notes to items, even on boards you haven't shared.
Perfect for a little aside, like jotting something on the back of a photo.
Use two fingers to zoom and pan on the drawing screen.
Fine details are easier to draw.
Fixed an issue that could cause the app to quit when deleting an image or drawing.
Made other small improvements to keep the app running smoothly.
Tobari can now be used in Korean.
Some of the Korean phrasing may still be a little off. If you find anything, I'd be glad if you gently let me know through feedback.
Drawing now includes a fountain pen ink.
The line changes with your writing speed, with a little variation in color depth.
You can now zoom the board with two fingers.
Board text is now the same size for everyone, so a shared board looks the same to the people you share it with.
Text on your existing boards may look slightly different in size.
This page is new.
You can now check what's new from Settings.
You can now save a board you've made as a single image.
Pick just the part you like from the wide board, save it as a photo, or export it for printing.
Two palettes joined: Peach and Antique Book.
We also renamed the existing palettes to fit their mood a little better.
You can now change how photos and notes overlap.
It's easier to arrange overlapping pieces in the order you want them seen.
We tidied up how invited people and those waiting to join are shown.
It's easier to see what to do next.
Picking an outline when turning a photo into a sticker is easier now.
We also reworked how outlines and images are handled, so stickers look a little nicer on the board.
When adding a photo, there's now a screen to choose how it will sit on the board — framed, as a sticker, and so on.
The trimming screen itself is a little easier to use, too.
You can now pinch while holding a drawing to place it smaller.
Just right for slipping a little doodle into the gaps between photos and notes.
We refreshed the icons inside the app and aligned the feel of buttons and menus.
To go with the season of fresh leaves, we added three greens for drawing.
A finer brush has joined too, for gently writing small letters and thin lines.
Sticker outlines are now a little uneven, closer to something cut out with scissors.
When there are a few cutout candidates, you can now switch between them.
Invite links for shared boards now open more easily from the web and messages.
When you're invited, it's easier to move into the app.
Tobari now follows your device language and can be used in English.
The words change, but the feeling of placing things one by one on a wide board stays the same.
We revisited the introduction you see at first, and the signature step used for sharing.
What Tobari can do, and how sharing begins, now comes across a little better.
We tidied up the naming so that searching for "Tobari" on the App Store or on your device leads here more easily.
On a wide board like a big sheet of paper, you can place notes, photos, and hand-drawn things, one by one.
Use it on your own, or with people you invite. Anything you share is protected with end-to-end encryption.
Even when shared, there are no notifications and nothing flows away with time — what you place simply stays.