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A running record of shipped features, fixes, and product changes.

Latest

1.13.0

Releases

18

Focus

Engineers

1.13.0

August 2026
Latest

The Trekky Thread

The public experience now renders its value immediately, tells one connected product story through motion, and ships a lighter, more discoverable landing path.

PerformanceMotionDiscovery

Content at first paint

The headline, definition, actions, and trust cues no longer wait behind entrance choreography; only the product proof animates.

The Trekky Thread

A bounded, reduced-motion-safe sequence connects capture, saved roles, pipeline, and next actions without looping or running offscreen.

A lighter landing path

Private workspace CSS, rich AI rendering, app overlays, speculative route loads, and the mono-font preload moved out of the public critical path.

Search and AI readability

Visible product definitions, stable entity schema, founder and article identity, validated internal links, and a curated llms.txt now agree on what Trekky does.

1.12.0

August 2026

The quiet command center

Trekky's workspace, mobile navigation, AI review flow, and production runtime were rebuilt around the next action instead of feature clutter.

Command centerAccessibilityPerformance

One navigation system

Desktop, mobile, command search, keyboard chords, capabilities, and deep links now share one typed destination manifest.

Review-first AI

Resume, letter, research, and interview output stays a clearly labelled draft until you explicitly approve and save it.

Today’s Trek

The blocking onboarding takeover and duplicate Records view are gone; one contextual next action now leads the workspace.

Faster and steadier

Layout shift was removed, hidden workspaces load on intent, large results are virtualized, and background dataset runs are bounded and deadline-aware.

1.11.0

June 2026

Inbox intelligence and account control

Gmail sync, draft replies, account deletion, and legal alignment landed as one privacy-first release.

GmailPrivacyAccount

Gmail Inbox Sync

Opt-in scans detect job-search emails, status changes, interview requests, offers, and follow-up opportunities.

Draft replies

Trekky can prepare Gmail drafts for review without sending anything on your behalf.

Self-serve deletion

Account settings can now purge profile data, connected Google tokens, and stored job-search records.

Policy refresh

Privacy and terms language was tightened around Google data, AI processing, and New Zealand consumer rights.

1.10.0

May 2026

Autopilot and Ledger

This release added public-role sourcing and compensation tracking.

AgentLedgerResume

Active sourcing

An opt-in agent finds matching public job listings from your target roles and locations.

AI classification

Discovered roles are tagged by seniority, years required, role type, and tech stack.

Tailoring review

Resume and cover-letter changes show as diffs before anything is approved or added to the board.

Comp benchmarks

Ledger compares total compensation and records wins for future interviews and negotiations.

1.9.0.2

May 2026

Stage-aware AI actions

Cards learned which AI workflow belongs to each pipeline stage.

AI assistantBoardOffers

Action pills

Wishlist, Applied, Interviewing, and Offer cards now surface contextual AI next actions.

Apply kit handoff

Wishlist cards can jump directly into cover letter, tailored resume, and company research tools.

Offer gameplan

Offer cards open comparison and negotiation context with the job already attached.

1.9.0.1

May 2026

Job search import polish

Imported roles now land in the right stage with cleaner chips, sharper filters, and better AI search links.

SearchImportUI

Wish List default

Find Roles imports now start as potential opportunities instead of submitted applications.

Board chips

Priority, attention, and stage nudges share a cleaner visual treatment.

Clickable AI links

LinkedIn search queries generated by Trekky AI can be opened directly.

1.9.0

April 2026

AI assistant workflows

Trekky AI became a fuller workspace companion for attached jobs, search context, and writing flows.

AssistantContextWriting

Attached job context

Drop a job into the assistant and keep the role, notes, company, and stage available for prompts.

Native tool links

Assistant responses can deep-link into resume, cover-letter, and company-research builders.

Better search handoff

Generated search ideas can move from chat to discovery without extra copy-paste work.

1.8.0

April 2026

Profile and resume foundation

Profile data, master resumes, and AI builders got the scaffolding needed for repeatable applications.

ProfileResumeCover letter

Master resume

Store resume text once and reuse it across tailored applications.

Cover letters

Generate role-specific drafts with saved tone and instruction preferences.

Profile context

AI tools can use your saved profile and the target job together.

1.7.5

March 2026

Calendar reliability

Interview scheduling, reminders, and connected calendar state became more dependable.

CalendarRemindersSync

Calendar sync

Interview events sync more predictably with Google Calendar.

Reminder safety

Follow-up and interview reminders gained better scheduling guards.

1.7.0

March 2026

Search and dashboard flow

The board, search panel, and command flow tightened into a faster daily workspace.

DashboardSearchShortcuts

Search persistence

Search terms and filters survive navigation so active discovery does not reset.

Board ergonomics

Important cards and next actions became easier to scan.

Keyboard flow

Navigation shortcuts made switching views faster.

1.6.0

March 2026

Application intelligence

Parsing, seniority inference, and job metadata extraction became more useful for engineering roles.

ParsingSeniorityMetadata

Role parsing

Job descriptions produce cleaner company, location, stack, and level data.

Inference scoring

Seniority labels gained more transparent signals.

1.5.5

February 2026

Workflow fixes

A maintenance pass cleaned up rough edges across dialogs, forms, and board interactions.

FixesFormsBoard

Dialog polish

Job creation and editing flows became more predictable.

Visual cleanup

Badges, buttons, and empty states moved toward a shared treatment.

1.5.0

February 2026

Find Roles expansion

Discovery grew into a real in-dashboard job search surface.

Find RolesFiltersPerformance

Integrated search

LinkedIn-style search moved inside Trekky with location and seniority controls.

Modular results

Search rendering was split into smaller components for better performance.

1.4.0

February 2026

Search tab and board state

The dashboard learned to remember where you were and made search easier to reach.

TabsStateShortcuts

View memory

Trekky remembers the last active dashboard view.

Search shortcuts

Keyboard commands landed for search and quick actions.

1.3.0

February 2026

Public docs and policies

Documentation, changelog, terms, and privacy pages became part of the public product surface.

DocsLegalPublic pages

Docs

Public documentation covered features, shortcuts, and integrations.

Policy acceptance

Terms and privacy acceptance joined the auth flow.

1.2.0

January 2026

Calendar and reminders

Interview dates became first-class data with calendar views and email reminders.

CalendarEmailInterviews

Interview calendar

A monthly view shows upcoming interviews across the board.

Email reminders

Interview and follow-up reminders began sending automatically.

1.1.0

January 2026

Command palette and shortcuts

Power-user navigation arrived with command palette support and faster board actions.

Command paletteShortcutsCalendar

Command palette

Cmd/Ctrl + K opened quick actions and navigation.

Calendar view

Scheduled interviews became easier to scan.

1.0.0

January 2026

Initial release

The first Trekky release shipped the core board, authentication, priorities, and responsive job tracking.

KanbanAuthResponsive

Kanban board

Drag-and-drop job cards across customizable status columns.

Priority system

Mark roles by importance and keep the highest-value opportunities visible.

Authentication

Google OAuth and email/password sign-in powered the first private workspace.