Changelog

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

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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.

2026-04-13Release link

Deal analysis now does a better job helping investors pressure-test value

PocketSquad's deal analyzer now goes further than a simple comp list: it recommends stronger comparables, helps investors adjust for real differences between properties, adds clearer value and risk guidance, and supports more guided help while they work through the deal.

  • Expanded the comparable-property workflow so investors can review a broader comp set instead of relying on a thin static list.
  • Started explaining why suggested comps are stronger or weaker matches, which makes it easier to pressure-test the value read before moving on an offer.
  • Added grouped comp adjustments so users can account for things like condition, size, parking, and market timing in a cleaner way.
  • Improved the analyzer's value-range, confidence, and risk messaging so the next decision is easier to understand at a glance.
  • Added a signed-in comp copilot flow for deeper follow-up when investors want help refining comps and adjustment logic.
  • Added a guided voice walkthrough mode inside the analyzer so users can talk through comparable selection and next underwriting steps.
  • Extended page-aware voice guidance across more education pages so the voice guide feels more relevant when users are learning specific strategies.

2026-04-13Release link

Brand assets, social previews, and platform cards are now cleaner and more consistent

PocketSquad's branding layer is now more coherent across browser chrome, shared links, and public product surfaces, so the favicon, logo treatment, and social preview behavior line up better with how the product presents itself to investors.

  • Installed the favicon and app-icon set into the public asset path instead of leaving brand files scattered at the repo root.
  • Added a real site manifest so PocketSquad's icon set is more consistent when the site is pinned or saved on devices.
  • Pointed app metadata at the refreshed icon files so browser and mobile shortcut surfaces use the intended artwork.
  • Consolidated the core logo files under a clearer brand asset location and started using the new mark across the shared public site headers and footer.
  • Added branded Open Graph and Twitter preview images so shared links resolve to a cleaner PocketSquad card instead of inconsistent defaults.
  • Added a dedicated social preview image for `/platform` so that route shares a more product-specific card than the site-wide fallback.
  • Removed the extra academy card labels from the platform surface so the black-box presentation reads more cleanly.

2026-04-12Release link

Profiles, verification, and account controls became more buyer-ready

PocketSquad's account layer now behaves more like a live operating product: profile state is richer, notification preferences are cleaner, verification review is easier to manage, and trust-oriented account controls are more explicit.

  • Expanded account and public-profile support around custom profile URLs, public/private visibility, richer operator fields, direct photo management, and clearer save-state handling.
  • Tightened notification behavior so disabled categories stop creating noise instead of only disappearing from the interface.
  • Made verification review easier to manage so trusted profiles can move through approval with less friction.
  • Added clearer account actions around deletion and billing, and documented how verification fits into the paid offering.

2026-04-12Release link

Academy guides, out-of-state positioning, and homepage refresh

PocketSquad's education layer expanded into a full academy with 13 detailed guides, the out-of-state investor story gained dedicated surface area across the site, and the homepage was refreshed with interactive proof points and a sharper visual narrative.

  • Published 13 detailed Academy guides spanning Beginner, Admin & Legal, and Advanced categories with a tabbed Academy page and linked guide detail pages.
  • Created 5 SEO blog posts as companion content for the beginner academy guides.
  • Expanded out-of-state investor positioning across hero, nav, pricing, features, and about page with a new /out-of-state landing page and build-your-squad wizard.
  • Added an interactive out-of-state investor checklist resource.
  • Added an Invest From Anywhere homepage section and a quick cash-on-cash calculator on the homepage.
  • Replaced testimonials with data-driven credibility stats and upgraded the How It Works section to visual panels.
  • Published 6 out-of-state focused blog posts and redistributed blog dates for natural cadence.

2026-04-11Release link

Marketplace direction, future pricing gate, and out-of-state positioning landed on the public site

PocketSquad's public story now does a better job showing how investors move from sourcing to underwriting to execution: the site has a real marketplace route, the pricing story is more intentional, and the out-of-state investor angle now has dedicated surface area.

  • Added a real `/marketplace` route and wired it into public navigation, footer links, sitemap coverage, and marketplace-specific route tests.
  • Framed the marketplace as a transaction layer that connects back to the deal analyzer, market intelligence, lead flow, and operator-profile visibility instead of acting like a generic listings wall.
  • Refined the pricing surface so future premium positioning can be introduced more cleanly as the product expands.
  • Expanded public positioning around out-of-state investing with dedicated landing-page and resource pathways instead of burying that use case inside generic platform copy.

2026-04-11Release link

AI guidance is now more consistent across PocketSquad

PocketSquad's AI layer is now more consistent across product surfaces, which makes generated guidance feel less fragmented as more investor workflows become AI-assisted.

  • Unified AI guidance behavior across the product so generated responses feel more consistent from one workflow to the next.
  • Removed overlapping AI paths so PocketSquad follows a clearer single direction for AI-backed workflows.
  • Moved the codebase closer to one consistent AI boundary before more user-facing workflow polish lands on top.

2026-04-11Release link

Homepage workflow copy, construction banners, profile uploads, and homepage return link shipped

PocketSquad's surface polish moved forward in four places at once: the homepage workflow story now explains the platform more clearly, preview-only feature pages now say they are under construction, members can upload a profile photo directly, and the signed-in workspace now exposes a direct path back to the public homepage.

  • Reframed the homepage How It Works section around the broader user journey instead of a narrow deal-analysis flow, with simpler and less technical language.
  • Added a reusable under-construction banner to preview-only feature surfaces so incomplete pages no longer look silently unfinished.
  • Added direct profile photo upload so members can update their identity inside PocketSquad more easily.
  • Added an explicit homepage link inside the signed-in workspace shell so members can jump back to the public site without guessing the navigation path.

2026-04-10Release link

Academy, lead flow, and team workspaces now behave like live workflow surfaces

Academy, lead flow, and team workspace pages now behave more like live workflow surfaces, with Academy routing tied to real destinations and the richer workspace implementations preserved.

  • Kept the clickable Academy cadence, library, and glossary links wired into real product and resource routes instead of static content blocks.
  • Preserved the live lead-capture and team-workspace implementations while tightening how those workflow surfaces fit together.
  • Closed the last integration gap so the shipped workflow surfaces now match the intended product story more closely.

2026-04-10Release link

Deal records now run collaborator workflows inside the pipeline

The deal pipeline moved from a shared board into a true operating record with saved-scenario attachment, per-role collaborator lanes, lane notes, workflow activity, and richer notifications.

  • Added a live deal-record page tied to the pipeline item instead of limiting the workflow to stage cards alone.
  • Added contractor, partner, VA, and lender workflow lanes with assignment, status updates, and lane-specific notes.
  • Expanded workflow notifications so handoff requests and status changes now ping the right collaborators instead of relying on generic comments alone.

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.