Release notes

Every change,
in order.

Notable releases land here. The fastest updates are still inside the app itself — the client checks for newer builds on launch and tells you when one is ready.

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  1. 0.2.1

    StableLatest

    The desktop app has been rebuilt on a new shell. Faster to start, a single native binary on every platform, and errors that arrive with enough detail for the interface to explain them rather than guess.

    • macOS feels like a Mac app: the traffic lights sit where you expect them, there is a real application menu with About and Services, and the top bar drags the window.
    • Added an About dialog and a keyboard shortcuts reference, both reachable from the toolbar.
    • Signing in through your browser now returns you to the app reliably, and you stay signed in across restarts.
    • Projects you create on the desktop are now visible to your teammates in the web viewer. Projects made before this fix repair themselves the next time you push a change to them.
    • The organization links stay put when you open a project, instead of disappearing from the sidebar.

  2. 0.1.0-beta.7

    Beta
    • Installers now build for every platform: Windows, macOS, Linux, and a dedicated Debian package.
    • The updater checks for newer releases on launch and tells you when one is available.
    • Release metadata discovery is now deterministic, so upgrade prompts stop flapping between builds.

  3. 0.1.0-beta.4 – beta.6

    Beta
    • Apply steps are now gated on billing credit end to end — no more applying a plan you can't pay for.
    • The production relay address and its certificate are baked into the client, so connecting no longer depends on a manual config step.
    • The desktop bundle is minified and sourcemaps are pinned off for production builds.

  4. 0.1.0-beta.1 – beta.3

    Beta
    • Real app icons and window identity across every platform.
    • The credential connect form was consolidated into one component with a proper scrolling layout.
    • The canvas gained auto-arrange: lay out an entire graph into layers along its edges with one action.
    • Import moved into the Cloud menu, and auto-arrange became reachable from both the menu bar and the palette.

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