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v1.0.7 — 2026-07-20 2 notes
  • Platform: fixed an infinite loop where a borderline idea could bounce forever between the Suggestions and Support moderators (each deciding it belonged on the other's board) — an item already redirected from one board is no longer sent back, so it settles instead of ping-ponging.
  • Codebase module (super-user, Test): "Find screens" now reads each app's routes as well as its files, so screens rendered inline (not in a dedicated page file) are found; "List controls/operations" run per-screen with the screen's own code, so nothing is missed (e.g. a page's table and filters); the model stages nest App → Screen → item as collapsible, retracted-by-default sections; a clean review shows "nothing to fix" instead of an empty review; re-running a stage is additive (never drops what a noisier pass missed). Each section now charges credits per run (operator-tunable, shown up-front), and coding standards can be imported from a PDF/Word/text document.
v1.0.6 — 2026-07-20 2 notes
  • Home School: classes are now generated from the qualification a child is working towards, not just their age. The parent picks it from a territory-specific dropdown (e.g. GCSE / A Level / BTEC in the UK), defaulting to the compulsory minimum for that territory. Each territory's qualifications — with their age-ranged stages (e.g. Key Stages) and milestones — are researched by the AI once and shared across everyone in that territory, refreshed monthly. Age still sets the depth within the child's current stage.
  • Super-user dev tooling (internal): the AI-developer screen is hidden on live, and on dev gained a "Working changes" panel (view uncommitted file diffs), a "Sync changes" button (fetch/merge/push, with the git output shown), and an "Apply changes" button (rebuild + restart with a clear confirmation).
v1.0.5 — 2026-07-20 1 note
  • Security page: Active Sessions expands on desktop when it shouldn't
v1.0.4 — 2026-07-19 3 notes

Promoted to live from 98ddf48. Highlights since v1.0.3:

  • Donations: organisations can be marked as charities that accept donations. Members of a charity org get an occasional, frequency-capped popup inviting them to support it; the donate page lets them give a chosen amount once or weekly/monthly/yearly via Stripe (one-off payments and recurring subscriptions), and shows the charity's own description. Donors can cancel a recurring donation themselves. Donations are a pass-through: collected on the charity's behalf and paid out to them in full each month via Stripe Connect (no platform commission). A charity admin connects a payout account from their org settings; a super-user /platform/donations view shows each charity's Connect status, collected/disbursed/held totals and payout history, with a manual "run now".
  • Referrals: a referrer's email entered at sign-up must now match an existing account (a typo is refused with a clear message and the field preserved) instead of being silently dropped.
  • Finance/P&L: a "tax to set aside" section (VAT collected + a corporation-tax reserve at a configurable rate, default 19%), a downloadable accountant report CSV for any date range (income, VAT, fees, costs and a tax estimate), and donations shown as a pass-through disbursement — excluded from turnover and profit.
v1.0.3 — 2026-07-18 3 notes

Promoted to live from 0f901f5. Highlights since v1.0.2:

  • Referral/affiliate program: sign-up captures who referred a user (email field + ?ref= link); the referrer earns a one-time 200-credit reward on the referred user's first purchase, plus an ongoing cash commission (a super-user-set % of net) on every purchase. Super-user /platform/users sets referrer + %, /platform/referrals shows owed payouts with mark-as-paid, and referral costs feed the P/L.
  • New Codebase module (Test state, super-user only): connect a git repo and walk a wizard that reviews & standardises the code and reverse-engineers a full editable model — apps, screens, operations, tests, docs, release notes, selling points and marketing — writing artifacts to the repo root and committing back on your say-so, with incremental scheduled runs. Not yet exposed to companies.
  • Dev-host fix: the file store (where the Codebase module clones repos) is excluded from the Host build and given a root outside the content root, so a large clone can't disrupt the build.
v1.0.2 — 2026-07-17 7 notes

Promoted to live from f98c604. Highlights since v1.0.1 (2026-07-13 → 2026-07-16):

  • Contact form: self-contained robot check, persisted submissions + AI moderation, contact@ acknowledgements/AI replies, dormant IMAP bounce moderator.
  • Marketplace & discovery: deep-link filter/highlight, assistant "take me to a module", "is there an X module?" routing to suggestions, pull-not-push engagement nudges.
  • Home School: one class at a time on a real wall-clock hour, end-of-day answer review, family holidays, adaptive full school day on the shared lesson pool.
  • Business marketing site redesigned from scratch (logo, theme, copy on all five pages); front-end polish and the new "waypoints on a route" logomark.
  • Billing/revenue: per-organisation P/L page with over-time charts, module-declared charges + operator overrides, credit auto-pricing, versioned business costs.
  • Platform: cross-org global store for modules (IGlobalStore), AI failover to a backup provider, per-module free trial, org logo in sidebar, all modules available to every org.
  • Fixes: support-ticket access-control scoping, module schema honouring C# nullability, invite acceptance/email, misrouted Home School admin POSTs; promote routine hardened (module-table provisioning + deterministic rollback restore).
v1.0.1 — 2026-07-12
v1.0.0 — 2026-07-07 1 note
  • Baseline release.

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