Changelog

What's changed in Trackur, newest first. To check which version you're running, open the Settings panel — the version number appears at the bottom.

Upcoming

These changes are complete and will arrive in the next release.

• Accurate import results. The merge-import toast now reports what actually happened — how many new jobs were added and how many duplicate rows were skipped, with a distinct message when every row in the file already exists. Previously it reported the file's row count even when duplicates were skipped. See Importing from CSV.

2.0.0 — July 13, 2026

• Stats view. The view toggle gains a third option alongside Board and Table. Stats shows four summary tiles (Total jobs, Active pipeline, Applied last 30 days, Offers), an applications-per-week chart, your current stage distribution, and the average time jobs spend in each stage. See Stats view.
• Stage history. Trackur now automatically records when each job is created and every time it changes stage — whether by drag-and-drop, the Edit panel, or a CSV import. A read-only History timeline appears at the bottom of the Edit panel. See Stage history.
• Job posting links. Store the posting's web address on any job. Bare domains like example.com/job are saved as https:// links automatically, and the link opens from the board card or the Edit panel. See Job posting links.
• Archiving. Hide finished jobs without deleting them using Archive Job in the Edit panel, then review them any time with the archive toggle in the toolbar. See Archiving & deleting.
• The "due" pill. When any active job has a next step due today or earlier, an amber pill in the toolbar shows the count — click it to filter both views to just those jobs. Overdue due dates now render in red on cards, in the table, and in the Edit panel. See Next steps & due dates.
• Clear filters shortcut. When a search or filter matches nothing, the empty state reads "No jobs match your current search or filter." with a Clear filters button that resets everything at once.
• Sturdier error handling. If something goes wrong, Trackur shows an error message instead of a blank page, and failed resume downloads now tell you why.
• Security hardening for resume uploads and the Google Drive connection, behind the scenes.

1.2.0 — July 12, 2026

• Edit your name. The Account section of the Settings panel now lets you change your first and last name — hover your name and click the pencil icon. See Account & settings.
• Version number in Settings. The bottom of the Settings panel now shows the app version, handy when reporting a problem.
• Larger pencil icons on editable fields, so the edit control is easier to spot and tap.

1.1.0 — April 24, 2026

• Quick add from a stage. Every stage header gained a + button that opens the Add Job panel with that stage already selected, skipping the stage dropdown. See The board.
• Fixes: long role and company names truncate cleanly in Table view, and the new per-stage add buttons got larger touch targets on mobile.

1.0.0 — April 20, 2026

The first release of Trackur: sign-in with Google, GitHub, or LinkedIn; the drag-and-drop board with collapsible columns and sortable Table view; next steps as a per-job to-do list with due dates, plus browser notification reminders for due steps; CSV export and import; the resume library with Trackur-hosted uploads, Google Drive linking, and source logos next to every resume name; dark mode; and a touch-friendly mobile layout.