Release notes

Unitwise changelogProduct updates and improvements

A running record of improvements across inspections, deficiency tracking, performance, security, and the Unitwise marketing site.

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This page is updated as releases are shipped.

What you will see here

  • Release dates and grouped change summaries
  • Performance and reliability improvements
  • Security updates and platform hardening

Tip: If you are evaluating Unitwise, the latest releases highlight improvements to inspections, deficiency workflows, and close-out reporting.

January 3, 2026

Admin panel expansion, operational runbooks, and API hardening

This release expands Unitwise’s internal admin capabilities while hardening admin and runbook APIs for Next.js 15. It introduces a lightweight internal CRM, shared admin navigation, and safe-to-run operational tooling, alongside significant improvements to session handling, authorization, and schema alignment.

ProductInfrastructureStabilityAdmin

What’s new

  • Introduced a new Client Management section, providing an internal, admin-only CRM for managing companies, contacts, and opportunities.
  • Added support for multiple contacts and opportunities per company, optimized for lightweight internal tracking rather than rigid schemas.
  • Implemented a shared Admin navigation component across all admin pages, including clear access back to the main application.
  • Launched Runbooks for administrative maintenance tasks, designed to be safe, repeatable, and auditable.
  • Added a Project Defaults runbook to validate and backfill required deficiency and inspection status options for projects.
  • Added a Floorplan Image Backfill runbook to identify missing floorplan images and regenerate them from existing PDFs in bulk.
  • Standardized Route Handler authentication using a centralized Next.js-safe Supabase wrapper for consistent session access.
  • Hardened admin authorization checks across admin and runbook endpoints using the global role model.
  • Aligned admin and user-management APIs with the current database schema, removing invalid selects, ordering, and assumptions.
  • Improved robustness of invitation flows (invite, resend, cancel, accept) while preserving existing behavior and permissions.
  • Standardized admin page layouts and navigation patterns for consistency and easier future expansion.

Why it matters

This release gives Unitwise a stronger operational backbone. Internal teams can manage clients, maintain data integrity, and resolve edge cases through safe, repeatable tooling instead of manual database intervention. At the same time, the underlying API hardening reduces production risk under Next.js 15 by making authentication, authorization, and schema usage explicit and reliable.

January 1, 2026

Marketing foundation, navigation cleanup, and cost tracking groundwork

This release focused on polishing the public-facing experience while laying the groundwork for upcoming cost and alert features inside Unitwise.

MarketingUXProduct

What’s new

  • Strengthened SEO foundations, including improved Search Console identifiers and sitemap coverage.
  • Refreshed marketing site styling for better consistency across pages.
  • Simplified the homepage by removing placeholders.
  • Streamlined top navigation to reduce clutter and improve clarity.
  • Introduced Alerts and Costs sections in the application as placeholders for upcoming functionality.
  • Added initial Cost Bucket customization options in the Settings area.

Why it matters

These changes improve first impressions for new visitors while preparing the product for expanded financial tracking features.

December 28, 2025

Login experience improvements and search engine controls

UXMarketingSecurity

What’s new

  • Updated login page animation for a cleaner, more modern feel.
  • Prevented login and password recovery pages from being indexed by search engines.

Why it matters

This improves security posture and avoids irrelevant pages appearing in search results.

December 27, 2025

Cost Buckets take shape and deficiency stability improvements

ProductUX

What’s new

  • Introduced early designs and internal structure for Cost Buckets.
  • Fixed multiple issues on deficiency pages to improve reliability and editing behavior.
  • Refined login page interactions and edge cases.

Why it matters

This release improves day-to-day usability while setting the stage for cost tracking tied to deficiencies.

December 14, 2025

Security hardening and deployment performance

SecurityInfrastructurePerformance

What’s new

  • Completed API hardening across key endpoints.
  • Improved build and deployment speed through pipeline optimizations.

Why it matters

Security and deployment reliability are critical as the platform matures and onboarding activity increases.

December 13, 2025

Deficiency workflow refactor

UXProduct

What’s new

  • Split deficiency view and edit logic into dedicated components.
  • Improved maintainability and reduced UI edge cases when editing deficiencies.

Why it matters

This refactor makes future feature development faster and safer while improving stability today.

December 12, 2025

Mobile uploads and capture improvements

UXProduct

What’s new

  • Enhanced mobile upload workflows to better support camera capture.
  • Improved upload UI for small screens and touch interactions.

Why it matters

Field teams rely heavily on mobile devices, and faster capture means cleaner inspections.

December 6, 2025

Marketing expansion, performance tuning, and infrastructure cleanup

This was a large multi-area release covering marketing, performance, and internal structure.

MarketingPerformanceInfrastructureUX

What’s new

  • Fixed demo CTA behavior across marketing pages.
  • Expanded and refined FAQ and dashboard demo content.
  • Added new resource pages and improved internal linking.
  • Updated sitemap and SEO metadata across the marketing site.
  • Implemented PageSpeed and Lighthouse improvements (image handling refinements, device size tuning, and tag manager adjustments).
  • Resolved container image issues in the Azure deployment pipeline.
  • Updated Docker and Next.js configuration for production stability.
  • Broke large application pages into reusable components (Projects, Users, Units, and Settings with future feature placeholders).

Why it matters

This release improved performance, maintainability, and discoverability at the same time.

October 29, 2025

Internal refactors and groundwork for upcoming features

A foundational release focused on internal quality and future-proofing.

InfrastructureProduct

What’s new

  • Refactored shared UI components to reduce duplication.
  • Improved consistency in how buildings, units, and common areas are represented internally.
  • Laid groundwork for cost tracking and alert-related features.
  • Improved error handling for edge cases during inspections and edits.
  • General codebase cleanup to improve maintainability.

Why it matters

This work reduced technical debt and made later feature development faster and safer.

October 3, 2025

Inspection usability and data integrity improvements

UXProduct

What’s new

  • Improved validation when creating and updating inspection items.
  • Reduced cases where incomplete data could be saved accidentally.
  • Improved clarity around required vs optional inspection fields.
  • Small UX improvements to reduce clicks during walkthroughs.

Why it matters

Better data integrity means cleaner reports and fewer follow-ups after inspections.

September 15, 2025

Reporting, exports, and reliability updates

PerformanceProduct

What’s new

  • Improved reliability of report generation for larger inspections.
  • Minor formatting improvements in exported reports.
  • Better handling of historical inspection data.
  • Improved system logging to help diagnose edge cases.

Why it matters

Reporting is a core deliverable for inspection teams, and these changes improve trust in the output.

August 24, 2025

Reporting and account recovery improvements

UXProduct

What’s new

  • Improved report history visibility and reliability.
  • Refined the forgot password workflow to reduce friction.
August 9, 2025

Email reliability, analytics, and inspection workflow improvements

ProductMarketingPerformance

What’s new

  • Improved email delivery reliability and SendGrid integration.
  • Added analytics and updated tracking layout.
  • Expanded floorplan annotation visibility on marketing pages.
  • Improved deficiency logging workflows, including attachment handling and due date behavior.
  • Refined homepage messaging to better reflect product capabilities.
July 23, 2025

Authentication stabilization and deployment pipeline cleanup

A major stabilization milestone that laid the foundation for later releases.

SecurityInfrastructureProduct

What’s new

  • Fully stabilized authentication across the application and added JWT-based auth support.
  • Fixed user, unit, and dashboard-related issues.
  • Added early inspection page groundwork.
  • Updated settings layout and footer structure.
  • Cleaned up CI/CD and repository hygiene (removed build artifacts, simplified workflows, fixed scripts and YAML configuration).
  • Updated login page styling, including dark mode support.
  • Updated favicon and branding assets.

Why it matters

This release stabilized auth, deployment, and core workflows so new features could ship faster and more reliably.

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