What we've been building.
You can now audit websites alongside iOS and Android apps. Choose your asset type at the very start of onboarding and the whole audit adapts to it — website audits speak in pages where app audits speak in screens, with type-aware guidance throughout the statement of intent and pre-screen steps.
The Time & estimate panel has a cleaner layout and a new "Just my time" toggle, so you can switch between the whole audit's progress and your own contribution. Velocity tooltips now reflect the scope you've selected.
A new priority card on the home screen walks new organisations through one-shot setup. Notifications now navigate directly to the item they reference, and the audit live-sync indicator stays visible while you scroll.
Every ticket now has a Copy fix-assist prompt button that generates a ready-to-use prompt describing the issue and the fix required. Open it directly in Claude or ChatGPT with one click, from the ticket page or the drawer.
The audit overview now shows a velocity panel with per-screen elapsed time and a projected completion estimate. The results page includes a 'Where the time goes' report breaking down time by requirement type, with tooltips explaining active time vs total elapsed.
Tickets now carry a comment timeline on both the detail page and the drawer, so remediation discussion stays with the ticket. Attach images to comments and click to enlarge them.
The Resolved column on the ticket board can now be collapsed to keep focus on active work — on mobile it collapses to a horizontal rail. Resolved tickets now always show the correct resolver name.
Resolved WCAG AA contrast and heading-structure issues across the tickets workspace. Fixed white-on-light-blue badges and speech bubbles in dark mode, and removed redundant icons that screen readers were announcing twice.
Colour-contrast questions in the walkthrough now deep-link to our free WCAG 2.2 contrast checker. Test a pair without leaving the audit flow, then bring the verdict back to the question.
The tickets page is now a board workspace. Tickets are grouped by surface in uniform columns with statement status surfaced in the drawer, platform-aware filters, and publish-aware abandon. The redesign is the primary /tickets route.
