Changes

Highlights on the project overview now sit on the week's release cards: a card shows its most important Highlight type, and hovering or focusing it shows each Highlight's sentence. The separate row of up to three Highlights is gone, and a busy day now shows its releases with a Highlight first.

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A free trial now starts with its own welcome email, saying when it ends, what it covers and how to cancel. Billing tags a running trial Free trial without an empty re-analyses row, and Help knows an organisation is on a trial and points it to Start your plan now for more projects.

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The project overview now shows the last seven days of releases, day by day, each a card with its title and the features it touched most, two a day with the rest in Changes. An empty first day shows the last release before it, and the five-newest list with its counts is gone.

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The email sent after each release now reads like its release page: titled after the release, with its summary above the New, Changed, Gone and Fixed lists and Highlight tags on the items. It ends on See the release, or See what it fixed for a release that only fixed things.

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Organisations not ready to pay can now apply for a 7-day free trial on the plan step: four quick questions approve it at once or send it for review, answered by email. A trial keeps its one project without re-analysis, or Start your plan now adds more, and an email gives the charge date before the first payment.

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Project pages have new names: Overview, Changes, Product spec and Product map, with Changes now second in the rail. Links to them keep working, and the fix-only release email now ends on a See what changed button.

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The project overview now opens with Ask, then up to three Highlights from the past week, picked afresh on each visit, and the five newest releases with their New, Changed, Gone and Fixed counts. The recent activity and What changed cards are gone.

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Release pages now open with a short summary and New, Changed, Gone and Fixed lists, with each feature closed below. Highlights name their type, like Pricing or Heads-up, and a release that only fixed things lists its fixes in the changelog, Ask and the sync email.

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Every project now gets a weekly digest by default, on Monday at 09:00 unless its schedule is changed in Edit schedule. Projects due at the same time share one email with a headline, the key changes and what they mean for support, sales and marketing, and quiet weeks send nothing. Public share links for digests are gone.

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Every release in the changelog now has a title and shows the features it changed, and the list can be filtered by feature. A release opens as one card per feature with a one-line summary, and Ask about this release starts a conversation about just that release.

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A project's analysis no longer reads as one release that added every scenario. The changelog and recent activity now show it as First analysis, where the spec starts, with a link to the spec; digests and release notes count only what changed after it, and Analyse again warns that changelog history is replaced.

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The feature map now opens on the main features, and a feature with sub-features opens a smaller map of them; hovering a line lists every connection behind it. Answers in Ask that run too long now say they were cut short, and new feature names are saved in Title Case.

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Deleting an organisation now cancels its subscription at the same time, so it is never charged again. The danger zone says so before you confirm, and if the subscription cannot be cancelled the organisation is kept so you can try again.

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Specsight now has one plan, Standard, at €150 a month for 3 projects, 50 members and 200 syncs, with a 14-day money-back guarantee on the first payment. Anything more is a Custom deal, and syncs past the monthly limit pause until the period renews.

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When an analysis is cut short, the project overview now says the feature map may be incomplete and offers Analyse again.

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A project that has lost access to its repository now says why. A lost connection offers Reconnect, a GitLab token that cannot reach the repository offers Retry with GitLab's own reason, and a repository removed from the GitHub app points to Manage repository access.

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Specsight now reads code from GitLab as well as GitHub. Paste an access token from GitLab.com or your own instance on the new Integrations page, pick GitLab during onboarding or when creating a project, and Specsight warns by email before a token expires or when GitLab stops accepting it.

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The project overview's What changed card now ranks the nine most-changed features in three columns, with counts in place of sparklines and dates.

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