Changelog

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

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2026-05-10Release link

Version 0.4.24 makes mobile AI and voice interactions more reliable

PocketSquad improves mobile AI stability with safer voice session handling, better speech-mode fallback behavior, and more consistent API routing in local development flows.

  • Mobile voice mode now validates session handoff data before entering capture and recovers cleanly when session creation fails.
  • Speech capture paths now fail back safely to text composition instead of leaving users in a dead voice state.
  • Local mobile API resolution no longer forces a hardcoded localhost port when the web app is running on another local port.
  • CORS-compatible response headers and OPTIONS handling remain aligned with the mobile AI and voice-agent session endpoints.
  • The mobile AI screen still keeps quick actions and messaging behaviors while improving the voice lifecycle around errors and cleanup.

2026-05-10Release link

Version 0.4.23 renames Account to Settings and brings the mobile tab to parity

PocketSquad 0.4.23 renames the Account area to Settings on web and mobile, ships a full mobile Settings tab with real plan and completion signals, syncs dashboard widget preferences across devices, and tightens mobile reliability with a new test layer.

  • The web Account page is now /settings; existing /account links and bookmarks redirect automatically.
  • The mobile Account tab is now Settings, with profile, billing, visibility, notifications, security activity, and data privacy in one place.
  • Mobile Settings reads real plan, completion percent, and entitlements from your account instead of placeholder copy.
  • Mobile sign-out, public-profile toggle, voice preference, notifications mark-as-read, data deletion requests, billing checkout, and verification checkout are wired end-to-end.
  • Dashboard widget order, hidden widgets, and Wiggle-mode size choices now sync across devices through your account.
  • Existing on-device widget preferences carry over automatically the next time you sign in.
  • The widget grid still renders instantly from local state and saves changes in the background.
  • Mobile theme preference now reliably persists, and the appearance picker stays in sync with what is saved on your device.
  • Mobile dark-mode polish: assistant message bubbles render with consistent contrast across light and dark themes.
  • Form fields now surface a clearer error when used outside their parent field, helping the team catch UI regressions sooner.
  • Added a mobile unit-test suite that runs on every change so theme, navigation, and screen regressions get caught before release.
  • Production build path is now scoped strictly to the web app, so mobile workspace changes can never accidentally ship to web.

2026-05-10Release link

Version 0.4.22 makes mobile touch feedback cleaner

PocketSquad 0.4.22 adds a cleaner motion layer to the Expo app, restores the mobile React Doctor score to 100/100, and tightens the OAuth callback path.

  • Mobile buttons now use lightweight press scaling for clearer touch feedback.
  • The mobile AI screen now uses virtualized lists with stable message keys for chat and quick actions.
  • Mobile dark-theme plumbing now passes typecheck while the app remains automatic light/dark aware.
  • The OAuth callback now moves the Supabase code exchange through a mutating POST bridge after the provider GET redirect.
  • Readiness and setup progress bars stay React Doctor-safe while preserving stable layout behavior.
  • The existing mobile motion system continues to cover screen entrances, card reveals, AI chat bubbles, starter prompts, tab focus, and wiggle mode.
  • Reduced-motion preferences remain respected for non-essential motion.
  • Mobile release metadata is now 0.4.22 with the third iOS and Android build identifiers.

2026-05-10Release link

Version 0.4.21 clarifies plans and polishes mobile

PocketSquad 0.4.21 makes Free, Plus, and Pro naming the source of truth, improves Google profile photo import safety, shows paid plan badges in the workspace, and adds a native-feeling glass treatment to the Expo app.

  • Membership documentation now centers Free, Plus, and Pro instead of the retired Pro Plus language.
  • Google sign-in profile photos can now be imported only from trusted googleusercontent.com URLs.
  • Signed-in Plus and Pro users now see a compact plan badge in the workspace shell.
  • The web assistant widget now supports signed-in text chat without opening a microphone session.
  • Plus checkout fallback pricing now stays aligned with the Plus plan when a Stripe price id is not configured.
  • The Expo app now uses a shared Liquid Glass wrapper for cards, pills, buttons, fields, and the custom tab bar, with an iOS-native path and a safe fallback.
  • Mobile app version metadata is now 0.4.21 with the second iOS and Android build identifiers.

2026-05-10Release link

React quality practices are clearer for contributors

PocketSquad's contributor docs now spell out the React Doctor validation loop and the mobile UI patterns that should stay clean before review.

  • The testing guide now documents pnpm-based React Doctor diff and full scans.
  • Mobile docs now call out safe text rendering, accessible labels, safe-area scrolling, stable list keys, and reducer use for related state.
  • The docs index now points contributors to React Doctor as part of the quality gate before shipping React changes.

2026-05-10Release link

Version 0.4.20 adds mobile and tightens app health

PocketSquad 0.4.20 adds the first Expo mobile app alongside the production web platform, while tightening server actions, page metadata, navigation behavior, accessibility, and loading-state copy.

  • The repo now includes `@pocketsquad/mobile` under `apps/mobile`, using Expo Router for the native/mobile surface.
  • Root pnpm scripts now start, run, lint, and typecheck the mobile app without leaving the monorepo.
  • The first mobile screens mirror the operator workflow: dashboard readiness, address-first analysis, curbside lead capture, marketplace/network context, AI help, and account readiness.
  • Workspace, account, mobile field mode, profile-verification, and privacy-request server actions now perform explicit Supabase session checks before mutating current-user data.
  • Address suggestions no longer keep a mutable in-memory GET cache, preserving the response shape while keeping repeated GET requests read-only.
  • Homepage, Academy, Platform, workspace Marketplace, workspace calculator, public-record detail, and Market Intelligence redirect routes now expose clearer page metadata.
  • The blog assistant Settings action now uses client-side app navigation.
  • Workspace widget editing now closes with a clearer Finish editing widgets action.
  • Checklist rows, pagination semantics, and landing navigation scroll handling received small accessibility and performance cleanups.
  • Loading-state copy now uses consistent typographic punctuation across the calculator and assistant surfaces touched in this pass.
  • Mobile API hooks are documented around session/profile sync, field lead capture, mobile AI, and the existing property-intake path.
  • Bumped the web and mobile release metadata to 0.4.20.

2026-05-09Release link

Account plan preview and assistant controls are cleaner

PocketSquad's latest polish pass makes Account billing states easier to scan, keeps founder plan previewing gated, and smooths a few workspace assistant controls.

  • The Account identity card now includes the member profile picture alongside the name-first layout.
  • Free, Plus, and Pro plan boundaries now use wider horizontal rows so the billing section is easier to read.
  • Allowlisted developer accounts can use the Billing & Access plan preview switcher when the production dev toggle flag is enabled.
  • Marketplace listing creation now has a cleaner collapsible draft/import area in the workspace.
  • Blog assistant and voice-agent controls now have clearer interaction paths for choosing assistant display and text chat.

2026-05-09Release link

Account cleanup and dashboard widgets are easier to control

PocketSquad's latest review pass cleans up Account settings and gives the workspace dashboard a more hands-on widget editing mode.

  • Account settings now focus on identity, billing, verification when needed, profile, privacy, security, and notifications without workspace-summary or saved-work clutter.
  • The identity card now puts the member name first and keeps email as smaller supporting text.
  • Developer allowlisted accounts now get a clearer Toggle plans action for plan-preview QA.
  • Higher plans that already include verification no longer see an extra verified-badge upsell panel.
  • The workspace dashboard starter widgets moved up and can be rearranged, resized, hidden, and reset from Wiggle mode.

2026-05-09Release link

Homepage pricing and deal-analysis CTAs are clearer

PocketSquad's latest homepage pass makes the free launch offer, Plus conversion timing, and primary deal-analysis path easier to understand before someone signs up.

  • The homepage hero now routes visitors straight into deal analysis, with signed-in users landing in the workspace Deal Analyzer.
  • The secondary hero action now points to the waitlist so new visitors have a clearer next step.
  • Pricing now separates PocketSquad Free from the paid Plus and Pro tiers with clearer billing copy.
  • The Pro plan now clarifies the post-free-period pricing: $20/month monthly or $15/month with annual billing.
  • The annual/monthly toggle now explains exactly when the $15 Pro price applies.

2026-05-09Release link

Account and About pages get clearer paths to action

PocketSquad's latest 0.4.18 update makes account setup easier to scan, sharpens the About page around the execution OS promise, and gives new visitors a clearer picture of how the platform moves from property analysis to action.

  • Account settings now use collapsible sections for privacy controls and the Notifications / recent collaboration activity area so the page is easier to scan, especially on mobile.
  • The account completion panel now points people toward the exact Account sections that can finish setup signals.
  • The portfolio dashboard setup area can collapse when users want more room, while billing details stay centralized in Account settings.
  • The About page now aligns with the homepage's execution OS positioning, adds grounded founder/operator credibility, and includes a Why Now section.
  • A new About page workflow visual connects Property, Analysis, Squad, and Execution so the platform model is easier to understand.

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.