Update, 4 August 2026: this post describes Tinn v0.2.4. Since then, the PDF watermark and the paid tier are both gone. Tinn is free to use, without limits. See current pricing for where things stand today. The sign-in and dashboard layouts below were groundwork for a version of Tinn you would work in through a browser. That version no longer exists: Tinn is a desktop app, and tinn.app is this site.
Tinn 0.2.4 ships today.
v0.2.4 is a polish release. The desktop app behaves the same as v0.2.3; this round of work happened on tinn.app. The website got a quiet design refresh, and the FAQ and pricing copy got a brand-voice pass at the same time.
What’s new
- A more cohesive design system across tinn.app. Nine shared primitives now sit underneath the marketing pages, all driving from the same tokens for spacing, radii, motion, and colour. Pages that reuse a component now actually share its render.
- Sign-in and dashboard layouts flex wider when forms need more room. Sets up the new auth pages coming next phase.
Improved
- Focus rings match the brand. Every focusable control on the marketing site shows a flame-coloured outline on keyboard navigation, with proper contrast on both light surfaces and the dark ink panels.
- FAQ and pricing copy reads a little sharper. Numbers spelled out, active voice, fewer commas. A new FAQ entry covers the “Made with Tinn” watermark on Free PDFs.
Behind the scenes
The token file (tokens.css) got a cleanup: --success repainted for
contrast, --info separated from --ink-secondary, --ff-sans
defined where it had been implicit. None of this changes existing
pages; it makes the next round of work cleaner.
How to update
If Tinn is already installed, the auto-updater will prompt you on next launch. New here? Download from the Download page.
Simon