What changed, and when.

Public pricing, a security page that states exact status, a sample quote you can open without an account, a working verification example, and a sign-in gate that no longer leaks the app shell to visitors. The design system got measured contrast values and self-hosted type.

Every client and every job now has its own page: editable contact details with tap-to-call, the full history of quotes and payments, a job's money position and timeline. Export any list to CSV for your accountant.

New accounts open on the Today screen. Add to Home Screen gives a standalone app window. Overdue balances get a one-tap nudge that writes the message for you.

The daily spine — Today, Schedule, Capture, Quotes, Jobs, Invoices, Clients — is pinned. Everything else lives in collapsible groups that remember how you left them.

Insights now come from real deltas in your own data, each with the rows that produced it attached. If there is not enough data to say something, the report says that instead.

Every labor estimate is scored against the clock time the job actually took. Once there are five or more measured jobs, the analysis adjusts to your shop's real pace — and shows you the adjustment.

Edit any AI output and the before and after are stored. Accept or dismiss a recommendation with a reason. The system learns from you, per business, and never from anyone else's data.

Settings gained a place for verified facts about your business — labor rates, the equipment you own, what you never do — and every analysis reads them.

Every '+N%' claim that was not backed by a measurement was removed. Confidence now scales with how much data you have. If a card cannot be honest, it names what would make it so.

Quote → shareable link → accept on a phone → deposit → job → invoice with the deposit already credited → balance → PDF. Quotes are immutable versions; an old link always shows the newest one, so nobody can pay a superseded price.

Day and week views on a 15-minute grid. Tap an open slot to book. Double-bookings save and show red instead of being blocked — the front desk decides, not the software.

Up to six photos. Findings are classed, marked on the image, and priced, and every number carries its own confidence. Anything the photo cannot support becomes a question for you, not a guess.

Products, monthly and annual prices, and the payment webhook were created from a script that dry-runs by default, so what the site shows is what the account charges.

Add your whole team without the bill changing. Actions — analyses and engine runs — are what cost money, so they are what is metered. Three public plans; regulated practices start at Command.

A guard in the database layer refuses any query that forgets which business it belongs to. Migrations moved to a baseline so schema changes are additive and reviewable.

Live, needs setup, or planned — one registry, one honest label on every page, instead of vague 'coming soon' copy.

The original sealing routine silently ignored nested fields. Records sealed before the fix report as 'sealed, but not fully verifiable' rather than as a pass — because they are not one.

The evidence verifier and the phone bridge's completion endpoint both gained the checks they should have shipped with.

CSV import that maps real columns and reports what was created versus skipped. A typing bug that dropped focus after every character was found and fixed. Describe any business and get a working configuration for it.