Published passports now present the delivery team and technical evidence with clearer choices and a more polished public story.
What changed
- Added project-team roles, grouped engineering registers, per-file metadata controls, richer storage cards, full-width publication integrity details, a marketing footer, and more reliable public file grants.
New and existing accounts now follow the same storage allowance without stale hosting settings changing the result.
What changed
- Made the 300 MB decimal allowance code-owned, synchronized all account quota records with a safe usage floor, and updated storage-increase validation and public guidance.
Published project records now open with a concise executive view instead of presenting every technical field at once.
What changed
- Redesigned the public Project Passport with an at-a-glance index, progressive record disclosure, a responsive execution dashboard, clearer progress and status presentation, and denser technical details that stay folded until requested.
First-time visitors now receive the most appropriate supported language without losing a language they explicitly selected.
What changed
- Added server-side country and browser-language resolution, an encrypted one-year locale preference, profile synchronization, accessible public and sign-in language controls, and cache- and crawler-safe localized redirects.
Administrators can now understand verified acquisition, country and project outcomes, and the blog’s contribution without third-party analytics.
What changed
- Added first-party server-side attribution, verified-registration reporting, mature-cohort blog conversion analysis, accessible multilingual dashboards, privacy-safe CSV export, and automatic anonymous-data retention.
Notification references now distinguish personal activity from project events shared with several members.
What changed
- Added recipient-scoped personal counters, one shared reference for multi-member project events, multilingual name prefixes, and a deterministic legacy-reference upgrade.
Projects and notifications now use clear sequential references, task boards support topics, and public Project Passports can introduce a consenting project executor.
What changed
- Added immutable project references, readable notification numbering, project-scoped task topics, optional marketing profiles, executor presentation in Project Passports, and licensed IRANSans typography throughout Persian interfaces.
Public Project Passports now present workflow values naturally without exposing internal event keys or model names.
What changed
- Localized controlled status values and replaced lifecycle implementation details with safe translated summaries.
Project Passports now provide a guided publishing workspace, durable per-version QR access, safer file downloads, and independent email language preferences.
What changed
- Redesigned Project Passport management and its multilingual public page, issued stable QR access per published version, repaired public downloads, normalized account storage to decimal 500 MB, and separated system-email language from the application language.
Adding a user now resolves verified accounts correctly and keeps project access choices inside a clear invitation flow.
What changed
- Added a localized country selector, exact email and mobile lookup, explicit account states, queued invitation delivery, and safe project and role selection after lookup.
