Product journal

Development in progress

Development history and release notes.

Read about product changes, quality improvements, and known limitations in clear release notes.

Before 1.0

These are internal development milestones, not public App Store releases. Public release notes will begin with the first shipping build.

Development history

Development milestones.

Foundation

Local processing foundation

The first product foundation includes private model handling, native geometry operations, precise inspection, and an application shell built for macOS.

Core

  • macOS application foundation with Apple-silicon support.
  • Local model processing with no account or geometry upload requirement.
  • STL, OBJ, PLY, and 3MF import foundations with defensive file parsing.

Inspection

  • Visual diagnostics for boundary, manifold, normal, shell, and geometry issues.
  • Click-to-inspect navigation from a finding to its exact model location.
  • Measurement, shell isolation, unit display, and clean pass-through export.

Reliability

  • Non-destructive model state with undo and redo foundations.
  • Recovery architecture for interrupted sessions and long-running operations.
  • One-time purchase infrastructure built around native store entitlements.
Next milestoneRepair verification, connector fit, and resin safety.

The next entry will be published after every verification gate has passed.

Release criteria

Requirements for each entry.

A feature belongs in the changelog only after its real outcome can be demonstrated and its limitations can be stated plainly.

01Verified

The exported result, not merely the operation, passes its checks.

02Measurable

Quality claims have a visible metric, test, or reproducible outcome.

03Recoverable

Long operations cancel honestly and user work survives interruption.

04Documented

Important limitations are published beside the improvement.

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