Releases

Pulse Projects becomes a folder: roles, user flows and an information-architecture tree live as records beside several boards per project, and every link carries a readable name

Pulse Projects opens to every signed-in account: share a board read-only, comment on it, add images and sections, export to PNG or PDF, and publish a survey to a link

Pulse projects have a real canvas now: sticky notes, shapes, text, arrows that stay attached, a pencil, zoom and pan, undo and keyboard shortcuts

Sign in with Google on /login and /signup, a branded password-reset page, and a Log in link that returns you to the page you were on

Start a Pulse canvas project from a template: a journey map, a synthesis board, or a flow map, instead of a blank canvas

Free accessibility scans, the microcopy generator, and research synthesis work again for real visitors: the bot protection that had been silently blocking every request in production is fixed, and the accessibility scanner itself no longer crashes on the server

Sign-in works end to end: request confirmation emails send, email verification completes, and signed-out readers get a log-in section across catalog and content pages

The Collective hub opens: browse the public roadmap, file feature requests and bug reports, and claim a member profile

Run a free UX Snapshot yourself: paste any URL on Pulse, watch the annotated teaser build, and unlock the full Clarity Score report with a free account.

What shipped in TYPENORM 0.22 — eleven new guides and UX teardowns, plus a pre-release check that sweeps every public page.