You can edit your glyphs using two different modes:
Shape editing mode to adjust glyph shapes & transform (move, scale or rotate):
Mirror horizontally & vertically
Delete to remove the shape
Toggle to the Path editing mode
Path editing mode to adjust & transform the strokes & contours of any shape :
Optimize Path to cleanup paths with many points
Unite Shapes to merge several paths (Pathfinder operation)
Outline Stroke to convert paths into contours
Convert Point to turn the type of path points into smooth, corners or angled curves
Delete to remove points from a curve without
Toggle to the Shape editing mode
Shape editing mode
Tap the Selection Tool (the arrow icon)
To select one or multiple shapes:
Tap a shape to select it
Tap & drag a selection around various shapes
Tap & drag any handle of the Bounding Box to transform your shapes
Path editing mode
You can select and adjust any path point or handle by entering the Path editing mode using one of the following methods:
Tap the Selection Tool (the arrow icon)
Tap & hold on any point to select all the path points
Or:
Tap the Selection Tool (the arrow icon)
Tap & drag a selection around various shapes
Tap the Path editing icon on the contextual toolbar
Add new points
Tap and hold on any selected path to create a new path point.
Path editing features
Optimize Path
This action will attempt to reduce the amount of points and place extrema points so that you can more easily refine the glyph.
Unite Shapes
When you select several shapes & paths, this merges the overlapping ones into a single path (it's the equivalent of a Pathfinder Union operation).
Outline Stroke
This action will convert paths into contours so you can further tweak the strokes.
Convert Point
These actions change the type of path points between smooth, cornered or angled curves.
🚧 Current limitations (to be improved over time)
You cannot change the stroke width yet
You cannot change the brush pen direction yet
Switching modes
You can switch to either mode by pressing the related icon on the contextual toolbar, which is displayed whenever a shape is selected: