Release 0.30

October 7, 2026

Highlights

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
The Collective becomes social: posts with images, video and polls, comments and likes, follows, avatars, block and mute, and a complete report and moderation loop
The School library opens with UX laws, how-tos and UI patterns; the first course, WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals, goes live with knowledge checks, and the launch curriculum shows as planned courses
Articles get comments, likes and bookmarks, and every page carries the new global header and footer
Four Labs framework pages replace their Coming soon cards, and the YC X26 consumer cohort joins the app catalog

Pulse Projects is open to every signed-in account; the waitlist is retired.
Share a board with a read-only link. Viewers sign in and land back on the link, and the link dies when you turn sharing off.
Comments on the canvas: pin a thread to an element or to a spot on the board, reply, resolve and reopen.
Add images by paste, upload or drop; corner handles keep the aspect ratio and the picture survives a reload.
Sections: titled containers whose contents move with them, stacked into a column or placed freely.
Copy, cut and paste elements within a board and across boards; a right-click menu; align and distribute a selection; Shift+click to add to the selection.
Export the whole board or a selection as PNG or PDF, straight from the browser.
A minimap, sticky-note labels shown as badges, elbow connectors with rounded corners, flat rounded cards for notes, sections and images, and the five templates rebuilt with stickies, shapes and headings.
New layout: a floating bottom toolbar, a top bar with Share, Export and Present, and minimap and zoom at the bottom left. The browser tab shows the file name, and returning to a board through the workspace switcher restores your selection and open panels.
Forms: publish a survey to a link and collect anonymous answers, add text and image blocks, mark questions as required, read results with a per-question breakdown and a CSV export, and manage everything from My forms in the account.

Posts: publish from the top of the Feed or your own profile in one text field, with up to four images or one video, or a poll with two to four options and one vote per member.
Comments, replies and likes under every post.
Follow other members, with followers and following lists on your profile; block or mute a member when you need to.
Profile avatars: upload a photo or use Gravatar, shown in the header and on your public profile.
The feed shows each newly published article as its own row.
Reputation and grades: a panel on your account, a grade badge on profiles and a public grades page.
Q&A is seeded with fifty canonical threads, and the asker is emailed on a new answer, the author on an accept.
An About page with the community rules: what the Collective is, how reputation works, what is not allowed.
Reports: reasons fit a social surface, urgent reports hide content at once, ordinary ones wait for a moderator; report a profile for impersonation or private information; reporters see what happened and authors are told; every moderator action is logged; illegal content can be purged for good; and anyone can file a copyright or illegal-content notice without an account.

The School library: a hub with three shelves. UX laws, one document per law; how-tos with a workbook template (persona, journey map, empathy map, UX survey, design brief); and UI patterns, each with a schematic illustration.
The first course is live: WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals, audit a screen for accessibility.
Knowledge checks: two to three questions complete a lesson; a miss points you back to the right part without giving the answer away.
The launch curriculum shows as planned courses with preview pages before each course is written.
A lesson's link to an article or an app screen opens over the lesson, and Back returns you to where you were.

Four framework pages replace their Coming soon cards: Frictions Map, 5L UX Onboarding Flow, Research-to-Design Loop and UX Clarity Canvas.

The YC X26 (Spring 2026) consumer cohort joins the catalog as a collection with captured landings.

A new global header and footer: one bar on every page, fixed at every scroll position, redesigned for desktop and mobile.
Switching sections from the top bar brings you back to where you left off in each one.
The magazine landing style page has a call to action.

Platform improvements and internal tooling.