Kyppo

Changelog

Last updated: August 21, 2026

A plain-language record of what we have shipped. You are on v0.36.5 today.

We release often. Smaller updates fix rough edges; larger ones add things you can see and use right away.

21 August 2026

v0.36.5 — Invited teammates land in the project, not Create new.

  • After you accept a project invite, you open that project instead of a home screen that asks you to create a new one.
  • People who were invited in no longer see a big Create new project button.

21 August 2026

v0.36.4 — Creating a ticket only happens once, even if you click twice.

  • Quick-create, Easy Mode create, and new tickets under an epic no longer add a second copy if you double-click the button.

19 August 2026

v0.36.3 — House accounts skip plan limits.

  • Site admins are never blocked by project, ticket, or AI limits. Friends of the house can get the same unlimited access without becoming admins.

15 August 2026

v0.36.2 — Login type a bit larger — still compact.

  • The short login screen is easier to read: slightly bigger text without going back to the tall layout.

15 August 2026

v0.36.1 — A shorter, calmer login screen.

  • Sign in takes less scrolling: a small Kyppo mark, Google and X side by side, and email and password on one line each.

15 August 2026

v0.36.0 — Sign in with X, plans you can buy, and prices that match your language.

  • On login and signup you can continue with Google or X — no extra developer-style options in the way.
  • See your plan and usage, upgrade to Solo or Team, and pay through a simple checkout. Danish and Swedish show rounded local prices (for example 49 kr), not a messy euro conversion.
  • When you are close to a plan limit, Kyppo tells you before you get stuck.

13 August 2026

v0.35.1 — Notifications name the ticket — KYPP-60 and friends in every title.

  • In-app, email, and Slack notification titles now include the ticket key (for example KYPP-60 · New comment) so you can see what the alert is about at a glance.
  • Existing inbox items were updated the same way where we could match them to a ticket.

12 August 2026

v0.35.0 — Draft tickets with AI in Easy Mode — and ticket IDs stay visible.

  • In Easy Mode, create a ticket with a title, then optionally ask AI to draft a clear description from a short pitch — approve it, refine it, or edit before you save.
  • New tickets show their key right away (for example KYPP-60) in the success message, the ticket card, and the list ID column — including after live updates on the board.
  • If a project handle is briefly missing, you still see a serial like #60 instead of a blank ID.

12 August 2026

v0.34.0 — Notifications your way — email, Slack, and /kyppo in chat.

  • Choose which notification types you want, and turn on email or personal Slack from your profile when you want alerts outside the app.
  • Connect a project to a team Slack channel so create, status, and comment activity can post there for everyone.
  • From Slack, use /kyppo with a ticket key or a search to look up work quickly — replies stay private to you.

11 August 2026

v0.33.0 — Take control of your notification inbox.

  • Save a notification for later, remove ones you do not need, or snooze for one hour — it comes back unread with a reminder badge near the top.
  • The inbox groups saved items separately so important follow-ups do not get lost under older read messages.

10 August 2026

v0.32.0 — One-line ticket summaries, and smarter Easy Mode lists.

  • Tickets can show a short AI summary under the title in Easy Mode, List view, and Kanban — generated once from the description and acceptance criteria, then kept until those change.
  • In Easy Mode, open a list and sort by board order, priority, title, recently updated, or deadline, and flip the order with one control. Lists open sorted by recently updated by default.
  • If a few summaries are still missing, people who can create tickets can fill them in from the list with one click.

8 August 2026

v0.31.0 — Easy Mode feels finished — and reviews stand out in comments.

  • Easy Mode lists and ticket cards have clearer frames, actions on the right, and Esc closes one step at a time: ticket → list → overview.
  • Mark a comment as a review anywhere you write comments; reviews show a badge and light grey vertical stripes so feedback is easy to spot.
  • Kanban drag stays smooth and predictable, with less flicker after you drop a card.

6 August 2026

v0.30.1 — Kanban cards drop where the marker says — no more shuffle.

  • Dragging a ticket shows a clear insert line; when you release, the card lands in that slot without jumping around first.
  • Reordering in a column and moving across columns both use the same predictable placement.
  • Board views share one width so switching Kanban, List, and Easy no longer nudges the page sideways.

6 August 2026

v0.30.0 — Easy Mode for a calmer board, and Markdown for descriptions and comments.

  • Switch the board to Easy Mode for simple action tiles — what needs you, what is in progress, what is ready to start — without the full kanban layout.
  • Open a ticket from Easy Mode to update the title, description, status, and comments in a focused modal built for quick work.
  • Write descriptions, acceptance criteria, and comments in Markdown: bold, lists, links, and code render the same way on the ticket page, board detail, and Easy Mode.
  • Use Write and Preview while editing, and open a light formatting toolbar with the keyboard icon when you want helpers — or keep it always on in profile settings.

5 August 2026

v0.29.0 — Agents can create and fully edit tickets so planning stays in Kyppo.

  • With a Read + write MCP token, Grok Build can create new tickets, update titles, descriptions, acceptance criteria, status, mode, and more, and delete a ticket only when you confirm.
  • When a discussion grows too large, the agent can split work into smaller tickets you review in Kyppo at your own pace — without losing the overview.
  • Comments still work for session notes; archive stays in the app as before.

29 July 2026

v0.28.0 — Let coding agents update tickets while they work — carefully.

  • MCP access tokens can be Read only or Read + write. Write means change status or mode, and post comments as you — not rewrite the whole ticket.
  • When you start implementing with Grok Build, the agent can move a ticket to In Progress, set a mode, and leave a note if the chat changed the scope.
  • Ticket modes show up for agents too, so they see Planning, Doing, and the rest the same way you do in the board.
  • Clearing filters no longer makes the top bar jump; the search field simply shares space with the clear control.

29 July 2026

v0.27.0 — See when tickets last changed, and hide whole statuses in filters.

  • List view has a Changed column between Created and Deadline — the date you need at a glance, with the full time on hover.
  • Status chips under More filters cycle three ways: filter to that status, hide it with a clear minus mark, or turn the filter off.
  • Modes still follow the status you include, so mode chips stay in step when you refine the board.

29 July 2026

v0.26.0 — Select many tickets in the list and update them together.

  • In list view, check the tickets you care about, then change priority, status, mode, assignee, deadline, or add a label in one go.
  • Selected rows stand out clearly, and Add label opens a searchable list of known labels — type to find one or create a new one at the top.
  • The list and top bar use a little more width so more columns fit comfortably.
  • Back on Notifications returns you to where you were, instead of always jumping to the dashboard.

28 July 2026

v0.25.0 — Richer built-in modes for every stage of a ticket.

  • New tickets start in Planning, and moving columns resets mode to Doing or Completed as you go.
  • To Do covers idea work through Ready — including Ideation, Research, Scoping, Blocked, and Deferred.
  • In Progress adds Review, Rework, Waiting, and more beside Doing, Paused, and Needs Input.
  • Done includes Needs Testing, Verified, Deployed, Failed, and Duplicate so closed work stays clear until you archive.

28 July 2026

v0.24.0 — Modes show where a ticket is in its lifecycle — without extra columns.

  • Every ticket has a mode next to its status, starting when work is still to do.
  • When you move a ticket between To Do, In Progress, and Done, the mode resets to a sensible default for that stage.
  • Pick built-in modes or add your own, just like labels.
  • Filter the board or list by mode under More filters so you can focus on stalled work, ready items, and everything in between.

27 July 2026

v0.23.0 — A quicker three-dot menu on list view tickets.

  • In list view, the old edit icon is now a three-dot menu you open by hovering or tapping.
  • From the menu you can edit the ticket, change its status, or open it in full page view.
  • When a project has more than one person, you can also change the assignee without leaving the list.
  • A small pointer on the menu keeps it clear which row you are acting on.

27 July 2026

v0.22.0 — See attachment previews right on the ticket.

  • Images show a small thumbnail under the file name so you can tell at a glance which file is which.
  • HTML design comps get a tiny live peek in the same place — click to open the full file in a new tab.
  • Click an image thumbnail (or the eye icon) to open the larger preview, same as before.
  • Download, delete, and everything else still works. Zip files and other non-previewable types stay as a simple row with no empty space.

18 July 2026

v0.21.0 — Connect coding agents to your tickets with MCP access tokens.

  • On your profile you can create personal access tokens so tools like Grok Build can read your projects, tickets, comments, and design comps.
  • Agents only see what you already can — the same project and ticket permissions you have in Kyppo.
  • Copy a token once when you create it, register it with your agent, and revoke it anytime from your profile.
  • On phones, pinned projects and favorite combos sit higher on the dashboard, and ticket Share and Edit buttons use shorter labels so the header fits better.

15 June 2026

v0.20.2 — Browser tabs show which project you are on.

  • When you open a project board, the tab title shows the project name — handy when you have several Kyppo tabs open at once.
  • Combined multi-project boards show the project names joined in the tab, or a count when you have many selected.

15 June 2026

v0.20.1 — Notification preferences are visible but not active yet.

  • Delivery channels on your profile and notification types on the notifications page are shown in gray — you can see what is coming, but settings cannot be changed until delivery is ready.
  • A short message on both pages explains that notification preferences will be available very soon.

15 June 2026

v0.20.0 — Drag the title column wider or narrower in list view.

  • On desktop you can drag the edge of the title column to give ticket titles more or less room — your choice is remembered for each project.
  • Double-click the drag handle to reset the title column to the default width.

15 June 2026

v0.19.9 — Ticket titles get most of the list width on desktop.

  • The title column now takes roughly half the table on wide screens — ID, dates, status, and other columns are trimmed so titles are readable again.

15 June 2026

v0.19.8 — Filters scroll away on your phone so the ticket list gets the screen.

  • On smaller screens the filter bar is no longer pinned while you scroll — it moves up with the page so expanded filters do not cover most of the list.

15 June 2026

v0.19.7 — Mobile list view: title and priority stay in separate columns.

  • On your phone the list shows ticket title, priority, and edit — priority is no longer duplicated in front of the title text.

15 June 2026

v0.19.6 — Priority stays in its own column on desktop.

  • The list view no longer shows a priority badge before the ticket title on wide screens — it only appears beside the title on phones, where the priority column is hidden.

15 June 2026

v0.19.5 — List view on your phone shows the title first.

  • On narrow screens the list keeps only the ticket title and edit button — priority sits beside the title so nothing squeezes it unreadably small.
  • Wider layouts still show the full set of columns as before.

13 June 2026

v0.19.4 — List view rows are tighter and easier to scan.

  • Ticket rows use less padding and slightly smaller text so more fits on screen without feeling cramped.
  • Long titles truncate instead of pushing the edit button off the edge — the edit control stays pinned on the right.
  • Priority badges line up vertically with the rest of the row.

13 June 2026

v0.19.3 — Assignee and Created by filters line up with the rest.

  • In More filters, the Assignee and Created by labels sit on the same row as their dropdowns — like Status, Labels, and the other filter groups.

13 June 2026

v0.19.2 — Shared files in admin sit beside Shares — uploader comes from the file path.

  • Shared files is now a top-level admin menu item, not tucked under Shares & invitations.
  • New uploads embed the uploader in the storage path so the admin file list can show who added each attachment.

13 June 2026

v0.19.1 — The admin Shared files page loads reliably again.

  • Fixed the database setup the Shared files list depends on, so site admins see attachments instead of a silent load failure.

13 June 2026

v0.19.0 — Site admins can browse every shared file in one place.

  • Under Shares & invitations, a new Shared files page lists all ticket attachments with filename, project, uploader, size, and upload date.
  • Sort any column or type in the filter box to narrow the list by filename, project, or user.

13 June 2026

v0.18.7 — Attachments with spaces in the name upload reliably.

  • Screenshots and other files with spaces or special characters in the filename no longer fail with an “Invalid key” error when you attach them to a ticket.

12 June 2026

v0.18.6 — Clear search text without touching your filters.

  • A small × inside the board search field clears only what you typed — your other filters stay as they are.

12 June 2026

v0.18.5 — Clear filters stays beside More — search shrinks instead.

  • The × to reset filters is back next to More filters. When filters are active, the search field narrows to make room — no sideways scrolling on the chip row.

12 June 2026

v0.18.4 — Clear filters sits inside the search field now.

  • The × to reset filters moved into the search bar so the filter chips no longer scroll sideways when filters are active.

12 June 2026

v0.18.3 — Clearing board filters is now a single tap.

  • When filters are active, a compact × button replaces the long “clear all” link — hover to see the full label.

12 June 2026

v0.18.2 — Danger zones stay tucked away until you need them.

  • Profile, project settings, and ticket editing all use the same collapsible danger zone — collapsed by default, expand with the arrow on the right.

12 June 2026

v0.18.1 — Small polish on the ticket editor.

  • Acceptance criteria uses normal sentence case in the add-field chip and label.
  • The delete section starts collapsed — tap the header with the arrow to expand it.

12 June 2026

v0.18.0 — Ticket editing starts with just title and description.

  • When you create or edit a ticket, optional details like priority, deadline, assignee, and acceptance criteria appear only when you tap a + button — or when the ticket already has that information.
  • The quick-create flow uses the same pattern for priority and deadline.

12 June 2026

v0.17.0 — Ticket details reflow on smaller screens.

  • On the full ticket page, the priority and status panel tucks in beneath the description when the window is narrow, instead of squeezing beside it.

12 June 2026

v0.16.9 — The ticket list sheds more columns on small screens.

  • As the list gets narrower, ID and Created now drop away after Attachments, Assignee, and Deadline — so Title, Status, and Priority stay readable on mobile landscape.

12 June 2026

v0.16.8 — List view columns now actually hide when the window is narrow.

  • Fixes responsive column hiding in the ticket list — attachments, assignee, and deadline drop away in order instead of staying visible behind horizontal scroll.

12 June 2026

v0.16.7 — The ticket list adapts as you resize the window.

  • On narrower screens, less-important columns drop away in order — attachments first, then assignee, then deadline — so priority and the essentials stay visible longer.

12 June 2026

v0.16.6 — Kanban live updates no longer crash after reconnecting.

  • Fixes a rare stack overflow when the board reconnects to live updates after being idle or disconnected.

12 June 2026

v0.16.5 — Sidebar account and logout stay put while you scroll.

  • On the dashboard and admin pages, your account menu, logout, and Back to app links stay anchored at the bottom of the menu column instead of drifting off-screen on long pages.

12 June 2026

v0.16.4 — Site admins can enable the connection indicator in production.

  • A switch under Admin → Settings turns on the email and latency readout on kyppo.app for site admins — handy when tracking down network lag.
  • On localhost the indicator still appears automatically while you develop.

12 June 2026

v0.16.3 — Kanban boards stay in sync after you step away.

  • Leaving a board open for a while no longer breaks live updates — the connection quietly reconnects when you come back.

12 June 2026

v0.16.2 — Board filters fit better on phones.

  • The extra filter row (status, deadline, assignee, and more) stacks neatly on small screens instead of scrolling sideways.
  • Deadline and people filters sit two per row so nothing stretches edge to edge.

12 June 2026

v0.16.1 — Navigation links stay readable in dark mode.

  • Back-to-dashboard and kanban/list links stay readable in dark mode — muted by default, bright white on hover, with a little arrow nudge.

12 June 2026

v0.16.0 — Site admins can block project handles from being claimed.

  • Reserved handles like KYPP or offensive words cannot be chosen when naming a project — existing projects keep their handle.
  • Site admins manage the reserved list under Admin → Settings.

12 June 2026

v0.15.2 — Safer wording on ticket links.

  • Opening a /tid/ link you cannot use now always says the ticket was not found — so the message does not reveal whether an ID exists.

12 June 2026

v0.15.1 — Share a ticket with a short link.

  • Every ticket ID is now a link — open /tid/SOLE-42 (for example) to jump straight to the ticket when you have access.
  • If you are not signed in, you get a clear page with a login button; if you are signed in but lack access, you can head back to your dashboard.

12 June 2026

v0.15.0 — Stable ticket IDs you can refer to by number.

  • Every ticket now has a fixed ID like PROJ-42 — the number stays the same even if you rename the ticket.
  • Project settings include a project handle (the PROJ part) that owners and leads can customise.
  • Ticket IDs show on kanban cards, list view, ticket details, and archived tickets.

12 June 2026

v0.14.0 — A redesigned dashboard with pinned projects and sharper board filters.

  • The dashboard has a sidebar so you can jump between your projects, shared tickets, stats, and recent activity.
  • Pin up to three projects to the top of your list and drag them into the order you want.
  • Kanban boards remember your filters and let you narrow tickets by assignee, creator, epic, labels, and status.
  • People on tickets and in menus show names when available, so boards are easier to scan at a glance.

9 June 2026

v0.13.0 — Cookie choices, a proper changelog, and a cleaner sign-in page.

  • A cookie banner lets you accept, decline, or fine-tune which cookies Kyppo uses — with a dedicated cookie policy page.
  • The footer shows the current version number; tap it to read what has changed release by release.
  • The site footer now stays on the marketing pages only — signing in no longer drags a long footer along with you.
  • The language picker on the homepage is a compact globe menu, and Kyppo does a better job remembering your language.

7 June 2026

v0.12.3 — Smoother menus and a tidier icon picker.

  • The navigation menu lines up more cleanly on smaller screens.
  • Choosing an icon for a new project is easier — the quick-pick grid no longer feels cramped.

7 June 2026

v0.12.2 — More reliable sign-in with Google and GitLab.

  • Signing up or logging in with Google or GitLab should land you in the right place every time.

7 June 2026

v0.12.1 — Invites and password recovery work more predictably.

  • Resetting your password and following email links should feel straightforward again.
  • Deleting your account now properly clears any project invitations still waiting on you.

7 June 2026

v0.12.0 — Clearer text across the app, plus story points on tickets.

  • Labels, buttons, and forms read more consistently throughout Kyppo.
  • You can set story points on tickets with a dedicated picker instead of typing values by hand.

6 June 2026

v0.11.0 — Archiving, epics, admin tools, and a board that stays in sync.

  • Finished work can be archived with an outcome and a closing note.
  • Epics can have their own emoji or icon so they stand out on the board.
  • Drag tickets on the kanban board — changes show up for everyone without refreshing.
  • The dashboard loads with helpful placeholders while your projects appear.
  • Ticket details are easier to read and work with in the popup view.
  • Admins get a dedicated area to manage users.

5 June 2026

v0.10.0 — Dark mode, favourite projects, and a safer sign-in.

  • Switch between light and dark theme — Kyppo remembers your choice.
  • Star projects you use often and jump back to them quickly.
  • Sign-in is protected by a captcha to keep bots out.
  • Privacy policy and terms of service are now available on the site.
  • Filtering and moving tickets on the board feels smoother.

4 June 2026

v0.9.0 — Settings that speak your language.

  • Timezone options and profile messages appear in your chosen language.

2 June 2026

v0.8.0 — Share projects and see what needs your attention.

  • Invite teammates with clear roles — viewer, member, or admin.
  • Shared tickets and pending invitations show up in dedicated sections on your dashboard.
  • Tickets can be sorted by priority so the urgent stuff is never buried.

29 May 2026

v0.7.0 — More ways to view and organise your work.

  • Switch between board and list view inside a project.
  • Tickets show which epic they belong to, so context is always nearby.
  • Editing and viewing tickets got a cleaner, more focused layout.

28 May 2026

v0.6.0 — Sign in with GitLab and accept project invitations.

  • You can log in with your GitLab account alongside email and Google.
  • Project invitations are easier to find, accept, or decline from your dashboard.

21 May 2026

v0.5.0 — Your account, your way.

  • Create an account, log in, and reset your password — all from dedicated pages.
  • A new profile page lets you review your details and manage your account.

19 May 2026

v0.4.0 — Kyppo speaks more than one language.

  • Choose your language from the switcher — Danish, English, Swedish, and French are supported.
  • Filter tickets on the project board to find exactly what you are looking for.

12 May 2026

v0.3.0 — A kanban board you can actually drag tickets on.

  • Move tickets between columns by dragging — Kyppo remembers where you put them.
  • The dashboard and project views gained more room to manage your work.

1 May 2026

v0.2.0 — Tickets, comments, and a proper project home.

  • Each project gets its own dashboard with tickets you can open, edit, and discuss.
  • Leave comments on tickets so conversations stay with the work.

24 April 2026

v0.1.0 — The first steps.

  • Kyppo launches as a simple place to organise projects and track tasks.