Changelog | PocketSquad

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How PocketSquad Works

Five-step public explainer from address to close with live links into calculators, market context, workflow, and operator discovery.

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Deal Analyzer

Pro signed-in underwriting workspace for address search, imported facts, comps, records, and workflow-board handoff.

/platform/deal-analyzer

Out-of-State Investing

Positioning page for remote investing workflows, local partner dependence, and market-screening discipline.

/out-of-state

Workflow Board

Shared signed-in board for active opportunities, saved-scenario attachment, collaborator workflow lanes, and handoff history.

/platform/workflow-board

Academy

Academy preview and signed-in learning workspace with structured paths, progress tracking, glossary content, and execution training.

/academy

Mobile Field Mode

Web-first mobile underwriting surface for field capture and curbside screening.

/platform/mobile-field-mode

Recent product updates

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2026-06-16Release link

Deal Breakdowns hand off straight into the calculators

Each Deal Breakdowns example now links directly into the matching underwriting tools, so readers can move from a worked example into running their own numbers in one click.

Breakdown cards and detail pages now surface direct links to the Deal Analyzer, strategy calculator, Rehab Estimator, and cash-on-cash modeling path.
The free preview keeps the calculator handoffs visible without exposing Pro-only mistake, takeaway, and refinance prose.

2026-06-16Release link

Academy adds interactive scenario practice

Academy now includes a Scenario Lab where learners can practice underwriting, rehab budgeting, rental analysis, and refinancing decisions with live assumptions and immediate feedback.

Four scenario lanes let learners switch between the core investing decisions covered in Academy lessons.
Each scenario includes adjustable assumptions, decision choices, scored coaching, and key metrics.
Scenario feedback can be marked useful or not useful so learners can complete the coaching loop.
Calculator links stay one click away so practice can turn into a live underwriting workflow.

2026-06-16Release link

Academy lessons now launch straight into PocketSquad tools

Academy guides now make the handoff from learning to execution explicit, with launch cards that open the matching calculator, Deal Analyzer, marketplace, market intelligence, or workflow surface.

Guide footers now say exactly which live tools to use next instead of burying them under generic related links.
Signed-in and public Academy guide pages share the same learn-then-do launch card design.
Mobile Academy guide details now include live tool launch buttons backed by the workspace URL launcher.

2026-06-12Release link

Squad / Workspace management moved into Settings

Settings now has a central Squad / Workspace hub for private team collaboration: owners can review members, change roles, remove collaborators, search published profiles, send invites, resend or revoke pending invites, and members get a read-only view.

Current squad members show roles, joined dates, profile links, and workspace activity counts.
Owners can search published profiles from Settings and send role-specific squad invitations without jumping back to Network.
Pending invitations support resend and revoke actions from the hub.
Member removal and role changes are owner-gated, while non-owners see read-only collaboration context.
Mobile Settings labels the existing workspace surface as Squad / Workspace for route parity.

2026-06-12Release link

Workflow records reveal strategy-aware tools (POC-297)

Workflow records now start with tools and collaborator lanes that match the property's strategy, with optional tools revealable on the same shared record when the deal needs a different handoff.

BRRRR, flip, rental hold, financing review, and general workflow records each get different default tools and collaborator lanes.
Optional tools and lanes stay hidden by default so irrelevant widgets do not crowd every record.
Users can reveal optional tools and attach optional lanes without creating a separate workflow product or losing the shared record history.

2026-06-11Release link

Mobile Settings: native data export + deletion request status (POC-246)

Mobile Settings / Data privacy now wires real backend flows for requesting data exports (with status) and submitting/listing data deletion requests (with open/resolved status pills, confirm, history, notes). Matches web DataPrivacyPanel + export section parity; distinguishes from account deletion (per recent clarity). Part of settings modernization rollout.

Data export card: request + latest status pill (pending/ready/etc) + handoff note to web controls when needed.
Data deletion request card: notes input (when none open), confirm Alert sheet on CTA, POST to /api/mobile/data-privacy, success/already-requested toasts, auto refresh to show 'Deletion request open' + Pending pill.
Full request history list with per-status pills (Requested/In review/Completed/etc) and notes.
Settings index 'Data privacy' nav row now shows warning 'Pending' pill when you have an open deletion request (no more static Ready).
Shares the same /api/mobile/data-privacy + data-export + lib/data-privacy + data-export backends as web; context-loaded in mobile settings provider.
Tests cover flows, history, unavailable states, and nav integration (with fixes for mock completeness).

2026-06-10Release link

v0.4.73: Vault folders, workflow handoffs, and marketplace movement

PocketSquad 0.4.73 turns Vault into a real folder-based workspace, makes workflow records move more cleanly into Marketplace, and tightens the member onboarding/tutorial layer that ties those surfaces together.

Investor Vault now has system folders, user folders, uploads, signed downloads, and clearer destinations for AI artifacts, public-record packets, and templates.
Workflow, Deal Analyzer, leads, and mobile comps now share a more consistent property-record shape so downstream handoffs carry the same core data.
Leads and workflow records can hand off into Marketplace drafts or publish flows without retyping the listing basics.
Mobile Workflow is easier to use on small screens, and Market Intel maps now make panning feel more intentional instead of looking frozen.
Leads now read more like a wholesaler/scout funnel, Network points more clearly toward partner discovery, and dashboard first-login guidance is easier to dismiss once someone is oriented.
Version bumped to 0.4.73 for web and mobile.

2026-06-08Release link

v0.4.72: workflow rollout, referrals, and account clarity

PocketSquad 0.4.72 finishes the post-release June 8 wave: Workflow is more production-ready across web and mobile, referral incentives are live in Settings, account-deletion language is clearer, recent Deal Copilot chats persist per user, and the follow-up regression fixes are in.

Workflow Board now remembers board/list preferences, makes manual record creation easier, and keeps public-record AI reports attached to the related property workflow.
Mobile Leads can now load, edit, and push leads into Workflow without leaving the app.
Settings now show referral incentive balance/history and simple redemption actions on both web and mobile.
Privacy settings clearly separate a data deletion request from immediate permanent account deletion, with clearer export-before-delete and confirmation guidance.
Deal Copilot now keeps recent chats per user with cleanup limits that trim stale history without removing the main general conversation.
Portfolio dashboard rollups no longer duplicate saved-work stats and the full rollup cards are restored.
Post-merge fixes cleaned up workflow/build regressions, manual comps reset issues, and the mobile compact currency format so `$303K` stays `$303K`.
Version bumped to 0.4.72.

2026-06-07Release link

v0.4.68: homepage launch offer clarity and Jun 7 workspace polish

PocketSquad 0.4.68 completes release notes for the Jun 6–7 wave: clearer homepage launch-offer copy, deeper activity and billing surfaces, mobile observability, marketplace browsing, empty states, and appearance controls.

Homepage pricing now explains the 6-month no-card early-member offer and how Free, Plus, and Pro apply after launch access ends.
Activity and notifications surface richer event kinds with relative last-updated timestamps across web and mobile.
Settings billing shows in-app Stripe invoice history, saved payment methods, and billing-period summary without leaving the workspace.
Mobile gained Sentry crash reporting and sanitized workflow analytics for auth, AI, analyze, navigation, and settings events.
Signed-in Marketplace browsing moved to a compact swipe/list deck for faster pass-or-match screening of drafts and saved listings.
Dashboard, Academy, and Workflow Board empty states use the shared Empty component family for clearer recovery paths.
Appearance settings gained Default, Larger, and Largest text-size presets on web and mobile.
Version bumped to 0.4.68. Mobile TestFlight candidate: iOS build 18 / Android version code 18.

2026-06-06Release link

Public market baselines across Market Intel and Deal Analyzer

PocketSquad now has a shared public market-data layer for ZIP-level rent, value, housing activity, demographics, income, and trend context. Market Intel, heatmaps, Deal Analyzer, dashboards, property intake, and mobile APIs can show source-backed baselines when available and clearer unavailable states when data has not been cached yet.

Neighborhood Heatmaps and Market Intel dynamic ZIP searches now look for cached public-data snapshots instead of showing only map-only profiles.
Market brief pages show public-data cards for rent, value, activity, demographics, income, and trend context with source/provenance labels.
Deal Analyzer adds read-only public baseline cards so rent and value context can guide assumptions without silently changing user-entered purchase price or rent numbers.
Property intake and dashboards can carry ZIP-level market context such as vacancy risk, renter demand, rent trend, inventory pressure, and affordability signals.
Mobile market intelligence responses gained additive optional public fields so older app builds keep working while newer builds can show richer context.
Missing metrics now stay clearly unavailable with source-specific explanations instead of filling gaps with fabricated certainty.

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.