Ingrid

Ingrid through the years

The interface has changed; the grid inside a grid has stayed. These captures show the early Desktop editor, the 2026 rebuild and the current workspace.

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2022 · The early Desktop editor

The earliest surviving Desktop source dates to December 2021. By July 2022, nested grids sit between collapsible toolbars, with colored action icons and a small map of the document.

The 2022 Ingrid renderer: a reading journal with nested notes, a left tile-type toolbar, structural actions above and a minimap.
July 2022 renderer restored from source and captured in November 2026 with newly prepared sample notes. Hosted in a browser for this capture; this is not an original dated screenshot or a test of the native installer. Full-size image

June 2026 · A new editor foundation

The current editor lineage began in April. This June snapshot shows its original demo: nested notes, to-dos, code, math and media tiles, surrounded by grouped controls for working with the grid.

The June 2026 editor demo with text, checked to-dos, code, math, a nested board and media placeholders beneath a wide grouped toolbar.
June 4, 2026 source, run with its original demo and captured in November 2026. This records a development version, not a verified public release date. Full-size image

November 2026 · Views together

Tabs and panes make room for several grids, or several views of one grid. Here the built-in tour stays open beside a focused view of its project plan. Edits and Undo are shared; focus and folds belong to each view.

Current Ingrid with two panes: the tour overview on the left and its focused project plan on the right, with Saved and Synced captions in the footer.
Local Web preview captured in November 2026. Views shipped in Web 0.1.130; this preview also includes the Saved / Synced caption pairing. Full-size image

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