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What changed in Wailyspace, newest first. A curated list: the engineering log behind it is longer and more technical.

A help centre on the site, and a better phone

  • The help centre is public at wailyspace.com/help: the same guides as inside the app, searchable, with the screenshots.
  • Privacy and Terms pages exist, marked as placeholder text until the real policies are written.
  • On a phone the Boards sidebar fits between the header and the bottom controls, and the header and dock stay reachable.
  • The phone header no longer paints an empty blocking capsule, guest controls wrap, and a board-name draft is never saved by accident when the header hides or the board changes.
  • Image annotations work by touch: drawing follows the finger, a lost touch cleans up, and annotations stay where they were after a resize or a reload.
  • The plus menu on a phone reaches every utility, and the dock’s pop-ups always land inside the screen.
  • The eight utility windows fit the screen: headings, Close and actions always reachable, each with its own scrolling.
  • wailyspace.com is now the marketing site; the app lives at app.wailyspace.com, and connecting Pabbel Drive happens there too.

Readability, stability and Check-In

  • Check-In records your work shift: check in, take breaks, check out, across midnight if needed, with attendance kept apart from task time.
  • Accent colours stay readable everywhere, hover included, and the same controls look the same across the app.
  • Local edits survive a reload, and the workspace opens with the right cards and counts.
  • Cancelling a prompt never leaves a stray card, wire or Undo step behind.
  • Keyboard focus is visible and consistent, including in forced-colour modes.
  • The connection palette keeps its side, can be worked with the keyboard, and scrolls without moving the canvas.
  • Heading controls on the canvas are reachable again, and hidden sideways scrolling is gone.
  • Card labels and selections no longer shift by a few pixels while editing or selecting.
  • Sketches keep their strokes: idle rendering follows what was saved, and only active drawing saves.
  • Typing in documents, project notes and tasks no longer loses a character after Enter, Tab or Bold.
  • Clear notices when a workspace or board is not yours to open.

Dates on the calendar, re-pluggable wires, a first-run tour

  • Pick a task’s dates on the compact calendar itself: press Dates and drag across the days.
  • A connection’s ends can be picked up: drag one onto another card to move it, drop it on bare board to disconnect.
  • A first-run tour walks the app one real element at a time.
  • Connector lines can be styled: thickness, solid, dashed or dotted, arrowhead shape and direction.
  • Menu is a switchboard: Timeline, Workload, Hours, Trash and Pabbel Drive are switches that put those buttons on the toolbar or take them off.
  • The rail starts leaner, and the bottom dock carries Timeline and Trash by default.

Customise everything, clearer confirmations

  • Customize toolbar offers all fifteen tools, and the rail’s panels can be turned off too.
  • Confirming a delete says what happened, and Delete is a visible button in the project and task panels.
  • A card shows what it can do when you select it: its action row and its connect-and-align handles; “Align flow” lines up a connected chain.
  • Every bottom-dock button has a tooltip, and flows end on a visible Done.
  • Cards, panels and pickers share one look: one title size, one label style, one field style.

Access roles, calendar days, workspace shelves

  • The app is canonical at app.wailyspace.com.
  • Each access role explains itself behind a ⓘ, and participants can be removed from a project for good.
  • Task descriptions use the same editor as project setup.
  • The compact day list shows two-line rows, day numbers and “Coming up”; the open day is highlighted in both calendars, and Add creates on it.
  • Workspaces sit as shelves in the sidebar, each with its own colour and icon, reordered by dragging.
  • Production basics: access roles per project, folder sets, guided task creation, review notifications by bell and email, and a work ledger whose hours survive a deleted task.