Changelog

A public record of product updates, new workflow surfaces, and the improvements investors will actually notice inside PocketSquad.

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Recent product updates

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2026-04-10Release link

Sign-in and session reliability improved

PocketSquad's sign-in flow now behaves more reliably after sign-up, across redirects, and through session refreshes so members can get back into the workspace with less friction.

  • Improved sign-in configuration handling so authentication behaves more reliably across environments.
  • Tightened session refresh behavior so auth state stays more stable and private during redirect and refresh flows.
  • Kept the sign-up completion flow moving by pairing the animated success handoff with the tightened sign-in redirect path.

2026-04-10Release link

Workspace-first product direction is now explicit

PocketSquad's roadmap is now framed around a small investor team's daily workspace: one investor gets immediate value from deal execution and portfolio visibility, then invites collaborators into live workflows.

  • Clarified the core wedge as a deal operating system for small investor teams instead of a broad marketplace or social network.
  • Prioritized a connected workspace flow across deal analysis, saved scenarios, pipeline actions, and collaborator handoffs.
  • Defined growth around natural invite moments like contractor scope review, lender packet review, and partner approval workflows.

2026-04-06Release link

Market intelligence now routes into real underwriting paths

The market-intelligence surface now acts like a decision layer instead of a static explainer, with clickable ZIP cards, market detail briefs, methodology, and analyzer handoff.

  • Made ZIP cards, strategy sections, and featured market cards link into concrete routes instead of dead-end presentation blocks.
  • Added market detail pages and a scoring-methodology page so users can go deeper before opening the calculator stack.
  • Connected market selection to the deal analyzer so a chosen market can prefill the closest underwriting scenario.

2026-04-06Release link

Blog article routes now resolve reliably

Dynamic blog article pages were stabilized so published posts resolve through the async App Router params flow instead of failing on direct article visits.

  • Updated the dynamic blog route to handle async params correctly in the App Router.
  • Closed the reliability gap for direct article URLs and static blog article generation.
  • Kept the editorial funnel intact by making the article pages dependable entry points again.

2026-04-06Release link

Platform routes, auth entry points, and portfolio command flow were tightened

PocketSquad gained the missing route surfaces behind the platform inventory while the portfolio command layer and account entry points were refined into a more coherent product path.

  • Added the missing platform, sign-up, and account-linked route surfaces so navigation no longer lands on dead ends.
  • Refined the portfolio command surface to better frame daily-use operator workflows.
  • Stabilized local validation around the route and surface expansion work before pushing it into mainline history.

2026-04-06Release link

Public product updates and landing-page reliability improved

PocketSquad now has a public-facing product updates page, and the landing experience is more stable in production so the marketing shell renders cleanly.

  • Added the changelog page so shipped work can be surfaced inside the product.
  • Fixed the landing-page SVG hydration mismatch that was causing rendering instability.
  • Improved the reliability of the marketing shell while adding a durable public release log.

2026-04-06Release link

Academy, lead flow, and team routes now show concrete operating workflows

The workflow surfaces moved beyond placeholder copy into structured modules that show how education, lead sharing, matching, and collaboration would actually run inside PocketSquad.

  • Expanded the academy page with webinar cadence, recorded-library modules, and glossary terms tied to real investor jobs.
  • Expanded the lead-flow page with community queue types and matching-campaign examples instead of generic concept text.
  • Expanded the team workspace page with role definitions and shared operating lanes to clarify the eventual permissions model.

2026-04-06Release link

Platform surfaces added for academy, lead flow, teams, and workflow routes

PocketSquad now exposes the next product surfaces directly in the app so homepage and platform links land on real pages instead of dead ends.

  • Added academy, lead flow, and team workspace pages using a shared platform surface pattern.
  • Added deal pipeline, portfolio command, and mobile field mode routes to support the existing platform showcase links.
  • Updated sitemap coverage and platform feature inventory so the new routes are discoverable and test-covered.

2026-04-06Release link

Roadmap expanded for underwriting, academy, matching, and teams

The product docs now sequence the next major buildout across comps, rehab scopes, academy content, lead matching, and investor-team collaboration.

  • Expanded the roadmap with staged delivery guidance for address-first underwriting, rehab and ADU planning, and neighborhood intelligence.
  • Added academy, community lead-sharing, targeted campaign, and investor-team collaboration goals to the documented plan.
  • Updated architecture notes to reflect the likely routes, tables, and service boundaries these features will require.

2026-04-06Release link

Supabase, Stripe, and AI-powered premium blog features

PocketSquad now has a real backend boundary for auth, waitlist capture, billing state, and article-level AI help.

  • Added Supabase auth, Postgres schema scaffold, and waitlist submission route.
  • Added Stripe checkout plus webhook sync for paid entitlements.
  • Added Vercel AI SDK + Anthropic article assistant and premium Audio articles gating.

Going forward

This page should stay focused on customer-facing product movement: the workflows that got stronger, the pages investors can use, and the improvements that change how PocketSquad feels in day-to-day use.