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Every change we ship, dated and public.

September 2026

Sep 2

The checklist builder, rebuilt

Choose the right question type without digging through a long list. Each question shows the type of answer it collects, and picking one opens a catalogue grouped by what you're asking for: verdicts, dates, choices, numbers, matrices, references, and evidence. Each type includes a line on when to use it. Sections collapse one at a time or all at once, and you can search a long checklist by question instead of scrolling through it.

Write conditions with more confidence. They now check themselves as you go, and the builder tells you when a rule can never match or when every answer already passes it. It also explains why, whether the range starts above where it ends, the option it references was deleted, or it reads a question that comes after the one it controls.

The catering order form is a working example from the product demo. Open the demo to build one.

This is the catering order form from our demo. Open it and try adding a question or a condition yourself.

August 2026

Aug 29

SLA deadlines, opened from the priority

Understand exactly how each ticket's SLA was calculated. Click its priority to see the targets for acceptance, first attendance, and resolution, when each deadline falls, and whether it was met. The calendar underneath shows how each deadline was reached, including the hours and days that counted towards it and those that never do.

Ticket #51301 is a working example from the product demo. Open the demo to work one.

Ticket #51301 from our demo missed its first attendance by six hours. Open its priority to see how that deadline was worked out.

July 2026

Jul 30

Sorting by up to three fields

Sort tickets, planned work, and costs by up to three fields at once. Each level has its own direction, with labels that match the field, such as Newest first, Highest first, or A to Z.

Your sort configuration is saved in the URL, so it carries over to saved views, bookmarks, and shared links. On mobile, the sort panel stays open while you make changes, making it easier to build the exact order you want.

Jul 18

Translation, now in 130+ languages

Translate tickets, planned work, and costs into more than 130 languages. Open any card, choose Translate, and select the language you want. The card and its notes are translated together, so you can read the whole thing in one place.

Your own app language stays pinned at the top as the default, and Show original is always one tap away when you need to switch back.