Setup and Settings
Settings is now grouped into compact rows instead of a long scroll of boxes, so your plan, email preferences and account controls are easier to find.
A popover in the sidebar shows your plan, what's included and how many AI credits you have left before the next reset.
The setup checklist moved to the dashboard
The setup checklist now sits on the dashboard instead of in a modal, and you can do each step from there. An empty project's dashboard also says what to do next.
Areas and releases explain themselves the first time you open them.
Emails that follow your setup
Lifecycle and billing emails were rewritten and there are more of them. They follow where you are in setup, and paid plans get notice before a trial ends and when a payment fails.
You now have to verify your email before you can use the product.
New features 4
- Plan popover in the sidebar with your plan, features and remaining AI credits Billing
- Setup checklist on the dashboard, with each step actionable in place Onboarding
- Recent projects in the sidebar Navigation
- Trial-ending, payment-failed and other billing emails for paid plans Emails
Improvements 10
- Settings rebuilt as grouped, compact rows Settings
- Email verification is required before you reach the product Auth
- Lifecycle emails rewritten, and the sequence follows where you are in setup Emails
- Creating a task asks for less up front Tasks
- Areas and releases explain themselves at first use Onboarding
- Areas and releases get varied colours Projects
- CSV files are checked as you pick them, not after the import runs Projects
- Project pages load faster Performance
- Yearly pricing shows the real billing cadence Billing
- The Agent is available on Free Agent
Bug fixes 6
- Moving a task to Done applies immediately and survives conflicting edits Tasks
- Creating and editing subtasks works reliably Tasks
- Release launch dates are no longer overwritten Releases
- Generated release notes describe what actually shipped Releases
- Profile changes show across the app straight away Profiles
- Hitting a project limit explains the limit instead of failing silently Billing