From spreadsheet chaos
to calmer weeks.

Routine July patch—edge cases surfaced after v2.11.0. Nothing new to learn; just fewer papercuts on busy weeks.

• Time-off overlap: Multi-day portal requests that clash with an existing shift now show a clear message instead of failing quietly.
• Inbox badge count: Pickup and time-off totals stay accurate when you resolve items from Team without opening Inbox first.
• Portal date keys: Invalid timezone boundaries on submit no longer return a generic 400.
• Account tab sync: Timezone and week-start fields reflect the venue you switched to—no stale values from the previous site.
• Compare table scroll: Sticky marketing nav no longer hides the last competitor row on short laptop screens.
• Dark print: Printed week boards keep readable borders when the dashboard is in dark mode.
• Plan card spacing: Signup and billing forms breathe more on narrow phones.
• Save indicator: “Saving…” clears after a backgrounded Safari tab mid-edit—the same fix we shipped for Chrome in May, now consistent on iOS.

• Print-friendly week view: A dedicated print stylesheet strips nav chrome and fits the current week to A4/Letter—handy for posting by the pass or a quick manager walkthrough without exporting to PDF elsewhere.
• Week picker memory: Each venue remembers the last week you were editing, so switching locations and coming back lands on the right Monday instead of “this week” every time.
• Faster copy from History: Re-copy a staff publish link from the History table with one click and a clear “Copied” toast—no more hunting through old messages.

• Clearer empty states: New venues see guided copy on Overview and Team when there is no publish history yet—what to do first, in plain language.
• Attention queue sorting: Locations with pending time-off or unpublished weeks float to the top so Monday morning triage takes less scrolling.

• Guide panel scroll: Long help topics no longer trap focus on mobile—the sheet scrolls smoothly and closes without leaving a phantom overlay.
• Person view rounding display: Hour totals on By person now respect your venue rounding setting consistently in the summary column and row badges.

• Landing FAQ anchors: Jump links from the footer no longer hide section headings under the sticky nav on smaller screens.
• Overview chart tooltips: Hours-by-location tooltips no longer clip off the right edge on narrow laptops.
• Save status stuck state: The “Saving…” indicator now clears correctly after returning from a backgrounded browser tab mid-edit.
• Compare table contrast: Slightly stronger row borders in light mode so the competitor table is easier to scan without feeling heavier overall.

• Refreshed landing page: Clearer hero, product proof, savings calculator, and FAQ—so new venues understand shift planning before they sign up.
• Category compare section: Honest positioning against spreadsheets and generic workforce tools, focused on small restaurants and bars.

• Smarter draft sync: Auto-save no longer overwrites remote weeks with empty drafts when you open a fresh browser—your shifts stay where you left them.
• Steadier staff & portal links: Published schedule and employee links load more reliably, with a backup path only when needed.

• Richer Overview: Multi-location health bars, attention queue, hours chart, and pay totals grouped by currency for owners running more than one site.
• Expandable location rows: Drill into a site from the portfolio table without switching workspace first—useful when you only need a quick headcount check.

• Published week timezone labels: Staff link day headers now always match the venue timezone, even when the viewer's phone is set elsewhere.
• Invite accept redirect: Co-manager invites land on the dashboard after login instead of a blank settings page when the session was created mid-flow.
• Team page portal link: “Copy employee link” feedback is instant again after regenerating a token—no double-click required.

• Contextual help: A Guide button in the nav opens topic-specific tips for Week board, Team, History, Settings, Locations, and Overview.
• Cleaner board chrome: Long inline hints under By day / By person moved into Guide so the schedule stays focused on shifts.
• Theme toggle: Light and dark mode from the dashboard shell—easier on the eyes for late-night scheduling.

• Help “seen” state: Topics you have opened in Guide are remembered locally so repeat visitors see what is new at a glance.
• Settings section spacing: Person week metrics and staff portal blocks breathe more on small screens—less accidental mis-taps between toggles.

• Drag-and-drop stability: Dragging staff onto the week board stays consistent after page load—no mismatched labels for assistive tech.
• Dark mode shift cards: Team color chips on night shifts read clearly against the dark board background without losing saturation.
• Guide keyboard trap: Escape closes the help panel and returns focus to the Guide button as expected.
• History date formatting: Published timestamps use the venue locale instead of the browser default—fewer “is that US or EU?” moments.

• Person week settings: Venue-wide toggles for rest between shifts, week hour/shift limits, overtime bands, night windows, and target hour bands.
• Per-employee overrides: Edit any team member to replace venue defaults for rest, limits, or pay on the By person board only.
• Pay estimate column: Optional weekly gross estimate (USD/EUR/GBP) with overtime-aware math—not a legal payroll export, but a useful planning signal.

• Time inputs tuned: Dedicated styling for shift times in the person grid so editing hours on mobile feels less cramped.
• Hard limits feedback: When week limits block an edit, the board explains which rule fired (hours, shifts, or days off) instead of silently refusing the drop.

• Legacy person settings: Older per-person metric settings merge into venue defaults once, without duplicating toggles on every load.
• Pay currency display: Early beta accounts that stored PLN now show USD labels until you pick a supported currency (USD, EUR, or GBP).
• Overtime badge overlap: Stacked compliance badges on dense weeks wrap instead of covering shift times.

• Locations plan badge: Tier labels align on mobile and no longer wrap awkwardly beside the “Add location” button.
• Roster limit at cap: The soft warning now appears when you are exactly at your plan limit, not only after you try to add one more person.
• Billing copy spacing: Solo and Multi labels and feature bullets use consistent punctuation in Settings.
• Workspace switcher truncation: Long venue names show a tooltip on hover instead of clipping mid-word.

• Billing tiers: Free, Solo, and Multi plans with roster caps (10 / 30 / 40 active staff per location) and owned-location limits (1 / 1 / 3) for growing operators.
• Locations page: Dedicated settings view to add sites, see plan usage, and understand when you need to upgrade.

• Narrow layout on settings: Team, History, and Locations share a centered column—less eye travel on admin tasks.
• Upgrade hints: When you hit a roster or location cap, inline copy points to the right plan without leaving the page you are on.

• Owner-only billing guard: Managers no longer see a flicker of billing controls before permissions resolve on slow connections.
• Active roster count: Inactive employees are excluded from plan usage consistently across Team and Overview.

• Multiple locations: Owners can create additional venues, switch between them instantly, and keep separate rosters and week drafts per site.
• Overview dashboard: Portfolio KPIs across all your locations—publish status, coverage gaps, pending time-off, and roster headroom in one place.
• Workspace switcher: Always-visible control in the header; one site links straight to Locations.
• Cookie + profile sync: Switching sites updates both the active workspace cookie and your profile so refreshes stay on the venue you picked.

• Overview loading skeleton: Portfolio metrics show placeholders instead of a blank flash while parallel venue queries finish.
• Create location validation: Clearer error when plan limits block a second site—message names the plan instead of a generic database code.
• Week draft isolation: Editing week A at site 1 no longer briefly shows site 2's shifts when switching quickly between locations.