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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2026-05-11Release link

Marketplace browse and detail UX polish

Public marketplace pages now guide users from discovery to underwriting with clearer filters, sort controls, and action hierarchy.

  • Added explicit market/strategy/sort/query and role state in `/marketplace` with default-safe sort behavior.
  • Added listing card compact-grid mode controls without changing data contracts.
  • Updated `/marketplace/[slug]` with map context, related listings, and copy-link control for teammate handoff.
  • Kept public-record and verification pathways visible and reordered for better decision flow.
  • Expanded edge-state copy and unit coverage to support empty and filtered states across both pages.

2026-05-11Release link

Marketplace discovery and document signing embeds are stronger

The Marketplace now gives investors clearer ways to sort, filter, share, and inspect listings, while the document-signing builder loads from the configured DocuSeal host with matching security policy support.

  • Marketplace listings can now be sorted through URL state, scanned with active filter chips, and recovered from clearer empty states.
  • Listing detail pages now show richer operator, location, public-record, related-listing, and share-link context.
  • The DocuSeal builder now loads its self-hosted script from the configured origin and the app security policy allows that origin for the embed.
  • The setup docs now call out that DocuSeal embedded builder access must be enabled on the DocuSeal host before production reviewers can use the builder.

2026-05-11Release link

Version 0.4.27 makes Settings easier to understand

PocketSquad settings are now organized around clear user questions, with notification delivery, AI preferences, privacy exports, and appearance controls living where users expect them.

  • Settings navigation is grouped into clearer identity, preference, access, history, and internal sections.
  • Notifications now expose email, in-app, and push/mobile preferences plus quiet hours in one place.
  • AI settings now own xAI keys, article narration voice, assistant visibility, and paid AI feature availability.
  • Privacy & data now lets users request exports and review export/deletion request history from the same surface.
  • Appearance now uses the shared settings layout for a more consistent workspace experience.

2026-05-11Release link

DocuSeal local preview and production handoff are documented

PocketSquad now has a repeatable local DocuSeal runtime path and clearer production setup notes for validating native document signing before rollout.

  • Developers can run the self-hosted document-signing preview locally while keeping the production setup pointed at the deployed DocuSeal origin.
  • The setup guide now explains the local API-key handoff, Pro preview toggle, and environment variables needed for production validation.
  • Document signing remains Pro-gated in PocketSquad while the embedded builder is tested against the configured DocuSeal host.

2026-05-11Release link

React quality gates are stricter for release handoff

PocketSquad now documents the React Doctor cleanup path and keeps the review gate explicit while warning cleanup continues in focused batches.

  • React Doctor now has a documented project gate so blocker-level regressions are easier to catch before review.
  • The testing guide records how React Doctor scans should be used during feature, mobile, and release handoffs.
  • The cleanup checklist tracks the remaining production-hardening work so warning fixes stay tied to reviewable tickets.

2026-05-11Release link

PocketSquad AI chat experience gets focused polish

The PocketSquad AI chat page now has a cleaner layout and a simpler starting flow, with continuous prompt suggestions shown directly in the input field.

  • Prompt suggestions now cycle in-place in the input placeholder so the composer stays as the primary interaction point.
  • The centered hero branding icon and thread header now use the PocketSquad logo while preserving overall light-theme visuals.
  • Decorative wrappers around the chat hero icon were removed for a cleaner look.
  • The old suggestion chips were removed so users move straight into typing.
  • The composer input now performs a one-time page refresh when first focused to clear stale interactive state.

2026-05-11Release link

Version 0.4.26 adds native document signing and template building

PocketSquad Pro members can now build, send, and track document signatures natively within their workspace, powered by our new secure DocuSeal integration.

  • Manage real estate contracts, offers, and disclosures without leaving PocketSquad.
  • The native document builder lets you design complex templates directly in your dashboard.
  • Enterprise-grade security: all document operations are protected by secure tokens and identity verification.
  • Centralized tracking: see the status of every signature request alongside your deal pipeline.
  • Style and performance polish: simplified Tailwind CSS opacity classes for a cleaner, more consistent codebase.

2026-05-11Release link

Version 0.4.25 adds AI contract reuse groundwork for mobile

PocketSquad continues AI reliability work by extracting shared mobile AI contracts and response helpers so web and mobile surfaces can evolve from one contract model.

  • PocketSquad AI chat and voice-session request/response shapes now share a single contract definition for easier cross-surface compatibility.
  • Mobile AI route handlers now use shared CORS helpers to keep local preview behavior aligned.
  • Mobile API client functions now use typed shared payloads for chat and voice sessions.
  • The mobile AI screen now consumes a shared voice-session response type to reduce drift as more mobile surfaces are added.

2026-05-10Release link

Security and reliability upgrades across the platform

PocketSquad deployed a comprehensive security update to ensure your data and sessions remain protected against modern attack vectors, focusing on stricter authentication policies and resilient API infrastructure.

  • Critical account actions (like deletion and API key management) now strictly require Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) if you have it enabled.
  • Global route protections now instantly block unauthorized access attempts before they reach the application layer.
  • The application`s Content Security Policy (CSP) was hardened to provide best-in-class defense against cross-site scripting (XSS).
  • Session tracking and rate limiting were rebuilt to be highly resilient, preventing abuse without slowing down your experience.

2026-05-10Release link

Enterprise-grade security and advanced settings infrastructure

PocketSquad brings serious security and deeper user control to the platform with WebAuthn Passkeys, TOTP Multi-Factor Authentication, Personal Access Tokens (PATs), active session tracking, full data exports, and a granular notification matrix.

  • Native WebAuthn Passkey support makes signing in faster and more secure.
  • TOTP Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and secure recovery backup codes protect your account.
  • Personal Access Tokens (PATs) enable secure developer access to the platform API.
  • Active Sessions tracking allows you to see where your account is logged in and revoke access remotely.
  • A new Data Export pipeline lets you securely request and download all your account data.
  • The Notification Matrix provides fine-grained control over what you receive, including timezone-aware quiet hours.

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.