Three things this release, all pointed at the same idea: your work should be able to show how it was made — and it should be easy for someone else to help make it better.
Integrity Certificate v2
The certificate used to attest that a document was written in Folio. Now it does the harder, more useful thing: per-citation verification and a revision timeline.
- Every reference on the document is checked against CrossRef and the retraction record, and the certificate lists what resolved cleanly and what didn't — so "the citations are real" is a claim anyone can check, not one you have to take on faith.
- The timeline shows how the document grew over time — steady drafting reads very differently from a single paste, and now that difference is visible on the record itself.
It's positive evidence, not a probability score. Nothing to opt into; open any document's integrity view.
Suggested edits
Reviewers with comment access can now propose a specific rewrite of a passage instead of describing it. The author sees the exact before/after and applies it in one click (or dismisses it). No more "maybe reword the second sentence?" round-trips — the suggestion carries the actual words.
This week in your research
A quiet, once-a-week recap on your dashboard: sources added, drafts moved forward, days you showed up. It self-hides when there's nothing to report and never nags — just a small mirror of the work you actually did.
Also in this release
- Search by meaning over your library — find a source by what it's about, not just the words in its title.
- Seasonal pricing that applies itself at checkout by date and region, and a rebuilt email pipeline so welcome and reset messages actually arrive.