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.