A little help.

Questions about WritL? Email [email protected]. Include your iPad model, iPadOS version, and what happened. You do not need to send your private writing.

Writing and saving

Tap the title or page to begin writing. WritL saves automatically on your iPad. Open the archive using the paper tab at the left edge, or swipe right. Search, pin, group, and return to your pages there.

Make the page yours

Open the archive and tap the Settings gear. Choose a paper tint, typeface, text size, and line spacing. You can show or hide line numbers and adjust the typing sound and volume. The yellowish Beige tint is the default.

Optional iCloud Drive sync

Writing works offline. To sync across your iPads, sign in to the same Apple Account on each device, enable iCloud Drive in iPad Settings, then enable sync in WritL Settings. Check the sync status there and allow time for uploads and downloads. Keep independent exports of writing that matters to you.

Export a page

Open the archive, tap the ellipsis beside a page, and choose its export option. WritL supports PDF, Markdown, and plain text. Use the system share sheet to save a file or send it to an app you choose.

Restore or empty Recently Deleted

The trash icon at the bottom of the archive opens Recently Deleted. Recovery copies remain on the iPad where they were retained for up to 30 days. Tap Restore Page to bring one back.

Delete All Permanently removes all recovery copies in Recently Deleted on this iPad after confirmation. This cannot be undone. It does not empty the recovery copies on your other devices or delete separately exported files.

Before uninstalling

Uninstalling WritL removes its local library. Export your important pages first and check that any intended iCloud uploads have finished. Copies already synced to iCloud or exported elsewhere are separate from the local app.