More tasks fit comfortably on the board, while editing and scheduling stay anchored and usable inside task details.
What changed
- Compacted the topic rail, board columns and task cards; added a persistent desktop navigation collapse control; fixed the rich-editor toolbar inside task details; aligned Persian editing from the right; and moved start, due and reminder calendars into a viewport-aware layer above dialogs.
Project access now distinguishes verified members from people who still need an AutoNexit account, while task planning is easier to read and schedule.
What changed
- Added a one-time formal platform invitation for unregistered email recipients, explicit post-send receipts and project-access gating for verified accounts; redesigned task cards and details to prevent overlapping controls; allowed the protected General topic to be renamed and styled; and added holiday-aware Persian and Gregorian calendars with a floating time picker.
Notification preferences open correctly and browser tests now confirm delivery to the current device.
What changed
- Fixed the Notification Settings page, made task titles and notification details consistently visible in browser pushes, changed the test action to verify real delivery to the current registered device, and made user email or phone links open Account Control reliably.
Localized samples now stay easy to reach without taking attention away from real project work.
What changed
- Moved the seven localized samples into one compact, collapsible language rail; highlighted the sample matching the dashboard language; and separated personal projects into their own primary grid with responsive, keyboard-accessible controls.
Administrators gain clearer returning-user and blog conversion insight, while account security and delivery choices are easier to manage.
What changed
- Added returning users and total storage to User Leads, date presets, country/language blog conversion breakdowns and article links; linked user identifiers to Account Control; moved campaign communications after Service desk; numbered the public release history; enabled the General task-topic context menu and browser test notifications; unified devices, password and Telegram linking under Account Security; retained sessions for 60 days across up to ten controlled devices; and added per-category email, browser and Telegram preferences.
Every account now receives seven independent, fully populated sample projects in a consistent language order.
What changed
- Added complete English, Spanish, German, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Italian samples alongside the Persian sample; localized every authored record, evidence file and published Project Passport; isolated each sample’s client, site, files and records; and ordered the samples English through Persian in the Projects view.
Administrators can now manage batched notifications and email campaigns while acquisition reporting is easier to interpret.
What changed
- Added queued notification and email campaigns with delivery reports, archive controls, active dashboard messaging and independent cadence settings; storage-request attention now reflects unread customer messages; User Leads gained automatic aggregation, consolidated channels, share and coverage metrics, richer trend/source/pie views and colored dimensions; the user directory can now sort by project and storage totals.
Task topics now keep their sidebar uncluttered while retaining quick organization controls.
What changed
- Moved rename and ordering actions into a right-click menu, removed the repeated inline icons, and added keyboard-accessible Context Menu and Shift+F10 operation with reliable focus behavior.
Attachments now use the account’s available storage as their size boundary, while expired extra capacity has a safe renewal workflow.
What changed
- Removed fixed attachment-size ceilings, added pre-upload quota checks, preserved stored data after annual capacity expiry, blocked only new project creation when used paid capacity needs renewal, and added a dedicated renewal conversation, administrator action and super-administrator email alert.
Storage requests now stay language-clean and accept only whole gigabytes, while Persian Project Passport labels remain inside the preview frame.
What changed
- Removed project-authored text from the account-wide request dialog, enforced whole-GB totals in the browser and API, and corrected RTL SVG anchoring for headings, labels and mixed-direction values.
