2026-04-16Release link
Heatmaps, address intake, and profile saves all got more reliable
PocketSquad's latest workflow pass made three core investor experiences stronger at once: neighborhood heatmaps now work without paid market-data vendors, address intake is faster and more direct inside the deal analyzer, and account profile saves are more resilient during schema rollouts.
- Shifted neighborhood heatmaps toward a free public-data path so the market screen remains usable even without paid provider credentials.
- Added optional HUD rent enrichment on top of the free baseline so rent context can get stronger when that data is available without making the feature dependent on it.
- Added server-backed address suggestions to the deal analyzer so investors can pick a likely property match before running the full import.
- Turned the address auto-import page into a real launcher that carries the entered address and market context straight into the live analyzer flow.
- Tightened property-intake persistence handling so snapshot and comparable-save failures return clearer errors instead of silently looking successful.
- Hardened account profile reads and saves against schema drift so members are less likely to hit a generic failure while profile changes roll out.
- Condensed the homepage priority-buildout section into a tighter carousel so the public product story is easier to scan.
