Changelog
Last updated: 24 October 2026
A plain-language record of what we have shipped. You are on v1.2.3 today.
We release often. Smaller updates fix rough edges; larger ones add things you can see and use right away.
Current version
A security refresh under the hood.
Version 1.2.3
- Kyppo now runs on a newer platform runtime with the latest security fixes — nothing changes in how you work day to day.
Safer Slack and checkout lookups.
Version 1.2.2
- Slack and discount-code lookups now match email and codes exactly, so a similar address or a wildcard-looking code cannot hit the wrong account or coupon.
Help is one click away from your dashboard.
Version 1.2.1
- Open Help from the left sidebar on the dashboard — right under Activity — whenever you need a guide.
A full Help center — and quieter notification mail.
Version 1.2.0
- Help now has guides for every major part of Kyppo — dashboard, the three views, tickets, sharing, agents, billing and more — with screenshots so you can see where to click.
- The FAQ still answers the short questions, and each answer links to the matching guide when there is one.
- Notification emails include a one-click unsubscribe link if you want to stop those mails without digging through settings.
Kyppo as the hub for AI work — and a clearer way in.
Version 1.1.0
- The front page shows Kyppo in the middle, with agents, bots, developers, clients and product managers around it — same tickets for everyone.
- A new Getting started guide and an updated FAQ explain hub, tickets and that agile is recommended, not required.
A quieter check that you are human.
Version 1.0.1
- Sign-in, sign-up and password reset now use Cloudflare Turnstile instead of a puzzle captcha — usually just a quick check in the background.
Kyppo is open — our first public release.
Version 1.0.0
- You can create a free account, start projects and tickets within your plan limits, and invite people to work with you.
- Paid plans unlock more room and email notifications when you want them. A short Help page answers the most common questions.
- Sign-up, invites, billing and the three ways of working — Easy, List and Kanban — are ready for everyday use.
Small fixes in your profile.
Version 0.52.0
- You can change the language in your profile even if you have not entered your full name yet.
- Signing out from your profile no longer shows an error message about tokens.
The right language, every time.
Version 0.51.0
- Kyppo follows your browser language: Danish if your browser is Danish, otherwise English. This also applies to sign-up and sign-in.
- A language you choose in your profile or in the language menu always wins.
- In your profile you can choose "Automatic" to follow the browser.
- While your account is being confirmed, the page now says so.
Kyppo speaks your language from the start.
Version 0.50.0
- The confirmation link now signs you in on any device, also if you open the mail on your phone.
- The confirmation mail is in Danish and English.
- Kyppo uses the language you chose in your profile. New users get Danish if the browser is Danish, otherwise English.
- The "New project" window is a tidy dialog on larger screens, and "Browse all icons" is easy to find.
Clear legal pages from VEXTR AB.
Version 0.49.0
- The privacy policy and terms are rewritten and say who runs Kyppo: VEXTR AB.
- Phone support in Danish and in English/Swedish, with the company details on vextr.co.
- If you open the confirmation link on another device, you now get a clear message to sign in instead of an error.
- Safer builds behind the scenes.
Clearer invitations, also on your phone.
Version 0.48.0
- People who already use Kyppo now also get an email when you invite them.
- Invitations are valid for 14 days. After that, ask for a new one.
- The invite form in project settings fits on small screens.
Invitations that take you straight to the project.
Version 0.47.0
- The button in an invitation email now opens that exact invitation.
- If you are new, you can sign up or log in and land back on the invitation afterwards.
- The message after accepting an invitation is now shown in your own language.
A changelog you can actually read.
Version 0.46.0
- The changelog now explains each update in plain language, in Danish and English.
- You can open the changelog straight from the app menu.
Simpler notification settings and calmer wording.
Version 0.45.0
- Notification settings now only show the channels that actually work: email and Slack.
- Easy Mode wording is calmer and more direct when you create a ticket.
A calmer Easy Mode.
Version 0.44.0
- In Easy Mode, the list and the create form now open below the top bar, so it never gets covered.
- Creating a ticket in Easy Mode starts with just the title; status and mode are always visible, empty fields stay folded, and you can open the full ticket in one click.
Clearer invitation feedback and safer payments.
Version 0.43.0
- When you invite someone, Kyppo now always tells you what happened — also if the person already has access or the email could not be sent.
- When you remove someone’s access, they disappear from the list right away, without reloading the page.
- After paying, you always come back to Kyppo itself.
- Error reports now hide even more kinds of secret codes before they are stored.
Safer invitations, honest email messages and a tidier personal inbox.
Version 0.42.0
- Only project owners and leads can invite people now, and invitation emails always show your real name. Anything typed into a personal message is shown exactly as text.
- If an invitation or notification email could not be sent, Kyppo now tells you clearly instead of saying it was sent.
- In Easy Mode, “All open” in your personal inbox no longer includes tickets that are done.
- Changes made by assistants and integrations no longer send you emails or Slack messages. You also get at most 10 notification emails or Slack messages per hour; anything beyond that stays inside Kyppo.
- Plan descriptions on the pricing page are now shown in your own language.
- When something goes wrong in Kyppo, we now notice it ourselves. Error reports stay on our own systems, never include your name or email, and are deleted after 30 days.
A calmer, clearer front page — especially on your phone.
Version 0.41.0
- The front page fits phones properly: no sideways scrolling, a shorter page, and a tidier header with the language picker moved to the footer.
- You can now see what Kyppo looks like right at the top: a small preview of a board with tickets moving through their steps.
- Prices are easier to compare on a phone: swipe through the plans, starting with Free. Plan details are now shown in your own language.
- Small text is easier to read, and the sign-up band at the bottom matches the rest of Kyppo.
Status and mode now stick together.
Version 0.40.1
- When you change a ticket’s status and pick a mode at the same time, for example Done and Deployed, Kyppo now keeps the mode you picked instead of switching it back to the default.
- Assistants connected to Kyppo get a clear message if they ask for a mode that does not fit the status.
Clearer notification settings and a more honest front page.
Version 0.40.0
- Notifications by email and Slack are now part of the paid plans. On the Free plan you still get every notification inside Kyppo, with a sound in your browser.
- Email notifications are now off by default. You can turn them on again in your notification settings if your plan includes them.
- AI ticket drafts and one-line summaries are more reliable: one-liners are only made when you ask for them, and a failed attempt no longer uses up your AI allowance.
- The front page and footer now only describe what Kyppo can do today.
Assistants can now attach files to your tickets.
Version 0.39.0
- Assistants and tools connected to Kyppo can attach screenshots, PDFs and other files up to 10 MB directly to a ticket. They show up with the ticket’s other attachments right away.
- Existing connections with write access can use it straight away. Read-only connections still cannot change anything.
A security update behind the scenes.
Version 0.38.1
- We closed a known security issue in the foundation of the site. Nothing looks different, and you do not need to do anything.
Change many tickets at once in List.
Version 0.38.0
- Select several tickets in List, then set priority, person, deadline, or add a label — or take a label off — without opening each one.
- You can also move the selection to To Do, In Progress, or Done, or set a mode, in one step. Your selection stays so you can apply another change.
Attaching a file on a ticket works again.
Version 0.37.1
- You can add files from the full ticket page, not only from edit. The file shows up on the ticket as usual.
New tickets save as you type, and a few quieter everyday details.
Version 0.37.0
- Start writing a ticket in Easy Mode or after you pick a type, and Kyppo keeps a Draft in the background — after a short pause, or once you have written a bit more. Create when it is ready; until then it is clearly marked Draft so teammates and helpers can skip it.
- You can collapse the dashboard sidebar to icons only. It remembers that choice.
- Open a notification, then Back, and you return to the list instead of jumping home.
- Deadlines cannot be set in the past.
- Site admins can delete any project from Admin, not only ones they own.
A gentle nudge to add your name.
Version 0.36.8
- After a few visits, if you have no name yet, a small card asks you to add first and last name so teammates can see you.
- You can skip it, never see it again, or add a name later from your profile. We never force a name.
New visits open Easy Mode first.
Version 0.36.7
- The first time you open a project, you land in Easy Mode instead of the board.
- You can still switch to Kanban or List, and that choice is remembered next time.
On a phone, create and edit fill the screen.
Version 0.36.6
- Opening a ticket, creating a project, or making a new ticket is a full screen on phones and tablets, not a small card floating in the middle.
- On a computer those same flows still open as dialogs.
Invited teammates land in the project, not Create new.
Version 0.36.5
- 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.
Creating a ticket only happens once, even if you click twice.
Version 0.36.4
- Quick-create, Easy Mode create, and new tickets under an epic no longer add a second copy if you double-click the button.
House accounts skip plan limits.
Version 0.36.3
- Site admins are never blocked by project, ticket, or AI limits. Friends of the house can get the same unlimited access without becoming admins.
Login type a bit larger — still compact.
Version 0.36.2
- The short login screen is easier to read: slightly bigger text without going back to the tall layout.
A shorter, calmer login screen.
Version 0.36.1
- Sign in takes less scrolling: a small Kyppo mark, Google and X side by side, and email and password on one line each.
Sign in with X, plans you can buy, and prices that match your language.
Version 0.36.0
- 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.
Notifications name the ticket — KYPP-60 and friends in every title.
Version 0.35.1
- 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.
Draft tickets with AI in Easy Mode — and ticket IDs stay visible.
Version 0.35.0
- 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.
Notifications your way — email, Slack, and /kyppo in chat.
Version 0.34.0
- 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.
Take control of your notification inbox.
Version 0.33.0
- 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.
One-line ticket summaries, and smarter Easy Mode lists.
Version 0.32.0
- 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.
Easy Mode feels finished — and reviews stand out in comments.
Version 0.31.0
- 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.
Kanban cards drop where the marker says — no more shuffle.
Version 0.30.1
- 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.
Meet Easy Mode: a calmer way to see your project.
Version 0.30.0
- At the top of every project you can now choose how to see it: Kanban | List | Easy Mode. Easy Mode skips the columns and shows three simple tiles — what needs you, what is in progress, and what is ready to start.
- 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.
Agents can create and fully edit tickets so planning stays in Kyppo.
Version 0.29.0
- 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.
Let coding agents update tickets while they work — carefully.
Version 0.28.0
- 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.
See when tickets last changed, and hide whole statuses in filters.
Version 0.27.0
- 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.
Select many tickets in the list and update them together.
Version 0.26.0
- 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.
Richer built-in modes for every stage of a ticket.
Version 0.25.0
- 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.
Modes show where a ticket is in its lifecycle — without extra columns.
Version 0.24.0
- 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.
A quicker three-dot menu on list view tickets.
Version 0.23.0
- 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.
See attachment previews right on the ticket.
Version 0.22.0
- 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.
Connect coding agents to your tickets with MCP access tokens.
Version 0.21.0
- 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.
Browser tabs show which project you are on.
Version 0.20.2
- 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.
Notification preferences are visible but not active yet.
Version 0.20.1
- 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.
Drag the title column wider or narrower in list view.
Version 0.20.0
- 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.
Ticket titles get most of the list width on desktop.
Version 0.19.9
- 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.
Filters scroll away on your phone so the ticket list gets the screen.
Version 0.19.8
- 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.
Mobile list view: title and priority stay in separate columns.
Version 0.19.7
- On your phone the list shows ticket title, priority, and edit — priority is no longer duplicated in front of the title text.
Priority stays in its own column on desktop.
Version 0.19.6
- 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.
List view on your phone shows the title first.
Version 0.19.5
- 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.
List view rows are tighter and easier to scan.
Version 0.19.4
- 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.
Assignee and Created by filters line up with the rest.
Version 0.19.3
- 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.
Shared files in admin sit beside Shares — uploader comes from the file path.
Version 0.19.2
- 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.
The admin Shared files page loads reliably again.
Version 0.19.1
- Fixed the database setup the Shared files list depends on, so site admins see attachments instead of a silent load failure.
Site admins can browse every shared file in one place.
Version 0.19.0
- 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.
Attachments with spaces in the name upload reliably.
Version 0.18.7
- 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.
Clear search text without touching your filters.
Version 0.18.6
- A small × inside the board search field clears only what you typed — your other filters stay as they are.
Clear filters stays beside More — search shrinks instead.
Version 0.18.5
- 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.
Clear filters sits inside the search field now.
Version 0.18.4
- The × to reset filters moved into the search bar so the filter chips no longer scroll sideways when filters are active.
Clearing board filters is now a single tap.
Version 0.18.3
- When filters are active, a compact × button replaces the long “clear all” link — hover to see the full label.
Danger zones stay tucked away until you need them.
Version 0.18.2
- Profile, project settings, and ticket editing all use the same collapsible danger zone — collapsed by default, expand with the arrow on the right.
Small polish on the ticket editor.
Version 0.18.1
- 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.
Ticket editing starts with just title and description.
Version 0.18.0
- 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.
Ticket details reflow on smaller screens.
Version 0.17.0
- 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.
The ticket list sheds more columns on small screens.
Version 0.16.9
- 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.
List view columns now actually hide when the window is narrow.
Version 0.16.8
- Fixes responsive column hiding in the ticket list — attachments, assignee, and deadline drop away in order instead of staying visible behind horizontal scroll.
The ticket list adapts as you resize the window.
Version 0.16.7
- On narrower screens, less-important columns drop away in order — attachments first, then assignee, then deadline — so priority and the essentials stay visible longer.
Kanban live updates no longer crash after reconnecting.
Version 0.16.6
- Fixes a rare stack overflow when the board reconnects to live updates after being idle or disconnected.
Sidebar account and logout stay put while you scroll.
Version 0.16.5
- 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.
Site admins can enable the connection indicator in production.
Version 0.16.4
- 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.
Kanban boards stay in sync after you step away.
Version 0.16.3
- Leaving a board open for a while no longer breaks live updates — the connection quietly reconnects when you come back.
Board filters fit better on phones.
Version 0.16.2
- 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.
Navigation links stay readable in dark mode.
Version 0.16.1
- Back-to-dashboard and kanban/list links stay readable in dark mode — muted by default, bright white on hover, with a little arrow nudge.
Site admins can block project handles from being claimed.
Version 0.16.0
- 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.
Safer wording on ticket links.
Version 0.15.2
- 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.
Share a ticket with a short link.
Version 0.15.1
- 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.
Stable ticket IDs you can refer to by number.
Version 0.15.0
- 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.
A redesigned dashboard with pinned projects and sharper board filters.
Version 0.14.0
- 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.
Cookie choices, a proper changelog, and a cleaner sign-in page.
Version 0.13.0
- 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.
Smoother menus and a tidier icon picker.
Version 0.12.3
- 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.
More reliable sign-in with Google and GitLab.
Version 0.12.2
- Signing up or logging in with Google or GitLab should land you in the right place every time.
Invites and password recovery work more predictably.
Version 0.12.1
- Resetting your password and following email links should feel straightforward again.
- Deleting your account now properly clears any project invitations still waiting on you.
Clearer text across the app, plus story points on tickets.
Version 0.12.0
- 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.
Archiving, epics, admin tools, and a board that stays in sync.
Version 0.11.0
- 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.
Dark mode, favourite projects, and a safer sign-in.
Version 0.10.0
- 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.
Settings that speak your language.
Version 0.9.0
- Timezone options and profile messages appear in your chosen language.
Share projects and see what needs your attention.
Version 0.8.0
- 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.
More ways to view and organise your work.
Version 0.7.0
- 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.
Sign in with GitLab and accept project invitations.
Version 0.6.0
- You can log in with your GitLab account alongside email and Google.
- Project invitations are easier to find, accept, or decline from your dashboard.
Your account, your way.
Version 0.5.0
- 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.
Kyppo speaks more than one language.
Version 0.4.0
- 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.
A kanban board you can actually drag tickets on.
Version 0.3.0
- Move tickets between columns by dragging — Kyppo remembers where you put them.
- The dashboard and project views gained more room to manage your work.
Tickets, comments, and a proper project home.
Version 0.2.0
- Each project gets its own dashboard with tickets you can open, edit, and discuss.
- Leave comments on tickets so conversations stay with the work.
The first steps.
Version 0.1.0
- Kyppo launches as a simple place to organise projects and track tasks.