Where the product is, and where it is going.

The company crew desk had been collapsed into a single show roster. The six tabs are back, with that roster as one of them rather than instead of them.

Tools and Solutions carry the whole product in the nav, and the top bar stops carrying policy. Pricing, security and status now redirect to the pages that own them.

The host now ships the runtime and the licence Vizrt requires to travel with it, finds the DLL by absolute path instead of trusting the working directory, and can put this machine's audio on the wall without a third program.

The Feeds download is withheld, deliberately, until the installer is signed — a build that trips an unsigned-binary warning at a venue is worse than no button. It is listed under Next above, not here as a ship.

Four owner writes, two cross-site writes and the pipeline autosave were reporting success without a saved row. The show shell's footer now reports the live feed instead of asserting it, and Admin stopped advertising two editors that saved into nothing.

Not a tour that starts itself. Four calls to action that latch once used, and the demo company offered once rather than every time you land.

An Android companion for Chainway UHF handhelds: on-device diagnostics, a configurable wedge, one radio per process. Linking an asset tag became a single round trip in one transaction.

One dashboard per person — saved layout, role packs, palette actions. The money on it adopted the single definition of “outstanding” that every finance surface now shares.

One door, one host panel, capture ingest through the same seam and delay in the pipeline. Signal Flow was renamed Signal Ops in the same pass.

Five public buckets went private, stored paths replaced stored URLs, and the last authenticated-wide grant on advance files is gone.

The map paints seated headcount where those people actually are, admission moves them into the bowl, and the run explains itself on a board where every number has one source.

Draw the show network on the graph that already exists, move an uplink instead of deleting and redrawing it, and print the sheet you were looking at. A zero-row write says which kind of nothing it was.

No cloud in the path. It survives restarts, never holds an encoder for a viewer who left, and stopped asking the auth server for permission once per video frame.

One layered 3D scene for drafting, a real hang and a sheet you can print. Event Sim reads that plot, so the ops layer is the only thing anyone draws twice.

NDI through a show host, a tray app so nobody opens a terminal at a venue, and an offline state that says which connection failed.

The gear board, the trip list, the crew roster, the item picker and a chat thread left open all show day stopped mounting everything at once.

A discover spine instead of a stack of cards, product visuals on composed ground, and real captures under the frames rather than drawings of a product that already exists.

A deactivated account gets a landing page and no company data, and the sidebar stopped offering doors that RLS had already closed.

Jacks belong to the model rather than to unit 7, survive the node rebuild, and survive you leaving the page mid-type.

One show-scoped graph, drawn and undoable, with a cable stored exactly once and saves that are honest about what they wrote. The cable schedule is on screen and on paper.

The Workflow Coach is retired. Tours narrate every step, honour reduced motion, read their step from the URL, and drivers finally got the one they never had.

Crew hear standby, go and cut for the lines they picked. It honours a hold, and never speaks a take that is not happening.

Tours are created from the wizard people already use, a tour with no stops yet is no longer invisible, and day sheets move a block of times together and reuse a day across stops.

Two windows, one writer. Named script versions, a live lock, promote-to-air, a real Blank, and a takeover that needs no permission.

Fixture bodies out of the embedded GDTFs on one shared MVR pipeline, opening as a portal from the LX sheets and from Renders.

Seeded, then driven through the real transport RPCs and verified per role — with a repeatable ten-minute script and a driver portal that actually has freight on it.

Honest backfill results, no newest-drop, a live cab — on a narrow realtime lane with the driver-message policy split out.

One row is the show's position. Transport is atomic and caller-enforced, and a HOLD is durable rather than a local flag. Director, Crew Cues and the crew context strip all read that pointer, which is what let the silent Request-to-Show-Call be deleted.

Orphaned auth records are surfaced with an explicit cleanup path, an email can be blocked, and the anon EXECUTE grant on the platform console's RPCs is closed.

The platform admin console in one place: gate, invites, users, billing, flags, releases, bugs and audit.

Amenities, experience, coverage and power layers on a map-playback results view, with weather scenarios, per-task tokens and risk markers you can re-run live.

Twelve weeks of history, a full pipeline, a real warehouse and a plotted fleet — plus a chaptered owner walkthrough across eight shows with real conflicts in them.

The shallow tutorial is replaced, with shop, crew and driver coaches on a compact hover-expand sidebar. Crew on a desktop get the desktop app, not the phone shell.

Flights, hotels, Auto-Book and travel profiles merged into a single surface — a real provider layer, preference-aware group planning, a rooming board, ancillaries and live flight status.

HOS on the driver's own tab with a trip info card, plus View-as-Driver, overlap warnings and local-date KPIs across FleetOps. This is not a certified ELD — that one is still under Later above.

Kits and pairing became usable in ShopOps, handoff statuses landed, and a pull sheet prints with the company's brand on it.

Paired gear auto-expands on a pull sheet, so the clamp and the powercon leave the shop with the fixture instead of after it.

The driver starts the trip from their own phone, and the truck pack handoff reaches them there.

Account profiles, onboarding and a docs bucket behind one Account section in the sidebar instead of two, with a company link code so onboarding a crew member auto-populates.

Show Call, Cues, Build and Live fit a phone, Dates became a day-based timeline with the empty days visible, and Day Sheets became Schedules.

Auto-provisioned per company with realtime delivery, RLS from the first migration, and a mobile channel list that is not a desktop table.

Venue Advance, Gear List, Build Schedule, Travel, Docs and Tasks stopped losing edits, behind one shared primitive and a Saved indicator that means it.

Companies receive client payments into their own account, and a tokenised pay link takes a card through Stripe Checkout with a webhook behind it.

A Create Proposal builder that pulls the event's gear, a pipeline kanban with invoice parity, and global pricing defaults with a per-company override.

The repo opens with the scanner portal, the mobile cue call sheet, multi-company memberships and the platform user control portal already in it.