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What changed
One line per change you would notice, newest first. Bug fixes and internals stay in the code history. Last entry 2026-08-29.
- The home page shows a 22-second loop of the real product, and every feature card carries its own clip. Regenerated on each release.
- Guides: tutoring with an iPad, past papers on a whiteboard, pages for maths tutors and agencies, and an honest comparison with BitPaper and six other tools.
- Student emails on the tutor's page are hidden as a pixel mosaic until clicked, with a copy button, and hide again two seconds later.
- The shelf's books are the same component on the marketing site, covers and all.
- One link per student with a Read-only or Full access switch, and the same per book under "More links".
- A student's page shows how they joined, a masked email, their consent date and when they were last seen.
- Books that sit idle for a week are tidied automatically so they open faster.
- The first run shows three steps on an empty shelf; a one-time tour points out the tools on the board.
- A locked-out student can be re-issued a sign-in; their books stay.
- The join link is also a QR code you can put on screen.
- Students sign in with a username and password from an invite link or a six-character code; no email needed. Two devices at once work.
- Parents get a read-only link. Any link can be revoked in one tap.
- Forgotten details: a reset link by email, or the tutor sends a new one.
- A tutor can see any of their students' pages read-only from the console; every look is logged.
- Two-factor sign-in for tutors.
- A padlock locks the view for the lesson so the page cannot drift; a small bubble reminds you it is on.
- Drag pages to reorder them, or drop one onto a chapter tab. Shift-click selects several.
- Big books get a page drawer with chapters first; the strip shows a handful of pages and a chevron.
- Undo and redo no longer move the view.
- The magnet shows who it pulled and how many devices are on the board.
- Import a PDF: preview every page, pick the ones you want. They sit under the ink as real pages.
- Box a question and set it as homework. It opens on that spot for the student, with a due date and a hand-in button.
- Mark a box of working correct or incorrect; the mark shows on the student's shelf.