Changelog
Shipping is the roadmap.
What actually landed, when. New releases appear here as they go live.
The web dashboard becomes a real home
- New account hub on the web app: Decks, Sessions, Shared links, and Billing as full pages with shareable URLs and working browser back.
- Deck library — every deck stored in your browser, with open, rename, duplicate, and delete; the editor's Open button now lists them too.
- Session results and link analytics are full pages instead of pop-ups.
- Plan prices shown right in the app's subscription picker.
Event Pass and smoother checkout
- Event Pass: $25 one-time buys 7 days of everything in Studio plus 100 AI credits — for people who present once and don't want a subscription.
- The pricing page hands you straight into the app's checkout with your chosen plan and billing period pre-selected.
Live sessions hardened at scale
- All seven live widgets verified under sustained 30-participant load, including reconnects mid-session.
- Server-side caps on response size and volume — a hostile participant can't flood a word cloud or stuff a poll.
- Quiz scoring retries transient failures instead of dropping a player's answer.
Build Order, Pasteboard, and the camera on web
- Build Order: reveal elements click by click, reorder the sequence by drag, chain reveals After-Previous with delays — Keynote-style, on a timeline.
- Pasteboard: an off-slide workspace around the canvas for parking elements while you design.
- The presenter camera bubble now works in the browser, not just on macOS.
The Perch brand, and a week of web polish
- New brand identity across the apps and site — the Perch mark and the teal system.
- Redesigned sign-in, full password reset flow, and twelve QA passes over the web editor.
Tchaku on the web
- The full editor ships in the browser at app.tchaku.com — same engine as the Mac app, decks stored locally in your browser.
- tchaku.com launches, and audiences join live sessions at live.tchaku.com.
- Session results history with CSV export; deck share links with viewer analytics.
AnimPro becomes Tchaku
- New name, new domain, new .tch file extension — decks saved under the old extension keep opening forever.
Quizzes that feel like a game
- The quiz slide rebuilt: countdowns, speed scoring, animated rank changes between rounds, and a podium for the top three.
- Slide layout gallery rebuilt with 21 curated layouts.
Ink, tables, equations, interop
- Draw on slides while presenting — from the Mac or an iPad with Apple Pencil; ink saves into the deck and survives every export.
- Editable tables with merge and styling; LaTeX math equations.
- PowerPoint export and import, PDF export, and animated web-page export.
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