All notable changes to the @quickdrawjs/* packages are documented here. The project follows semver; the three packages are versioned in lockstep.

• The pen (draw) tool is now selected by default when a board mounts, instead of the select tool — everywhere: core, React, React Native, the hosted app, and the site demos.

• npm discovery keywords added to all three packages. No code changes.

• Lines are now bendable: drag the new midpoint anchor to curve a line, exactly like arrows. Lines and arrows both show three anchors (start, midpoint, end).
• Fixed: straight arrows could not be bent — the midpoint anchor collapsed onto the end anchor when bend was 0, making it ungrabbable.

First public release.

• @quickdrawjs/core — the framework-free engine: pressure-sensitive freehand ink, highlighter, shapes with hand-drawn wobble, arrows with draggable bend, text, sticky notes, images, laser pointer, selection with move/resize/rotate, infinite canvas with pan/zoom/pinch, palm rejection, per-gesture undo/redo, light & dark themes, ruled/dotted grid backdrops, PNG export, responsive floating toolbar, and a diff-emitting store built for persistence and real-time sync. Zero runtime dependencies.
• @quickdrawjs/react — <Quickdraw /> component with snapshot, onChange, onSave, autoFit, and an imperative ref to the editor.
• @quickdrawjs/react-native — WebView-based component with a typed bridge: getSnapshot(), exportPng(), theme control, Apple Pencil pressure, and palm rejection. Ships a self-contained HTML bundle; works offline.