v0.7.0

What's New in 0.7.0

• Collection only looks at what is new: until now every run walked a supplier's invoice list all the way back to your start date, every time. The first run of a supplier still does, but once a run has finished successfully, later runs only look back 45 days before that run. Portals publish invoices a little after the date printed on them, and that overlap catches those; anything already collected is skipped as before. Runs are shorter, and suppliers with years of history are no longer re-read from the beginning every night.
• Nothing is skipped by accident: your start date stays a hard floor — nothing older than it is ever collected — and a run that failed, timed out or only opened a sign-in never moves the window forward. To go through a supplier's whole history again, open its account options and use Collect everything again.
• Amazon opens faster: when a run only needs the last few months, Amazon's order list opens on its default view instead of stepping through one year at a time.
• "Continue with Google" explained: Google refuses to sign in inside app windows. Tailride now recognises that page, steers you back to the supplier's own email sign-in and says so plainly, instead of leaving the window sitting on Google's error.
• Better diagnostics: runs report more about what they did, so a portal that quietly finds nothing is easier to spot and fix.

What's New in 0.6.0

• Tailride in your language: the app is now available in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese as well as English. It follows your system language by default; pick a language under Settings → Language to pin one. Dates, times and the supplier portals Tailride signs into follow the same choice.
• Steady layout: the content column no longer shifts sideways between Suppliers, Invoices, Vault and Settings — the scrollbar's space is reserved on every tab, so nothing jumps when one list is longer than the window.
• Polish: a taller title bar with more breathing room under it, wider page subtitles, and invoice amounts lined up with tabular figures.

What's New in 0.5.3

• Portable build keeps to itself: the Windows portable build now stores everything in a Tailride Data folder next to the .exe instead of %APPDATA%\Tailride, and no longer writes the updater's .updaterId machine marker. --user-data-dir=<path> moves the data folder for any build.
• Portable updates by hand: the portable build never downloads or installs an update on its own — "Check for updates" only looks and offers the release page to download from. (Previously it could fetch the installer and turn a portable copy into an installed one.)
• Delete my data: Settings → Advanced → "Delete data…" signs out, forgets stored logins and passwords, removes settings and caches, and quits. Saved invoices are kept. Uninstalling the Windows installer build now removes %APPDATA%\Tailride as well.
• Settings: the About section shows where Tailride keeps its data, with a "Show" button; the portable build warns that "Start at login" points the system at the file's current location.

What's New in 0.5.2

• Update experience: The "Restart now" / "Restart to update" button now immediately disables and displays a "Restarting…" spinner to provide clear feedback and prevent accidental duplicate clicks.
• System tray: Added real-time "Restarting to install update…" status in the tray menu when an update restart is triggered.
• Settings design: Improved the formatting and alignment of the "What's new" release notes card in Settings.

What's New in 0.5.1

• Update process: small fixes to installing an update — the restart button is blocked while the update is being applied.

What's New in 0.5.0

• Sign in through your browser: signing in now opens tailride.so in your own browser and hands the app a key for your account, so your Tailride password is never typed into the app. "Sign in in a window instead" keeps the previous flow as a fallback.
• Sign out everywhere: revoking the app under Settings → Security on tailride.so signs the app out right away.

What's New in 0.4.0

• Updates you control: automatic updates can be turned off in Settings, and a "What's new" card shows what changed in the installed version.

What's New in 0.3.0

Initial public release of Tailride Desktop for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows.

• Background collection from supplier portals on a schedule, from the menu bar or system tray, with catch-up after sleep and native notifications.
• Password vault in the macOS Keychain / Windows protected storage, with authenticator-app (TOTP) codes entered automatically.
• Several accounts per portal in separate sessions, and shared sign-ins for related portals (Google Ads, Google Cloud, Google Pay).
• Proton Mail via Proton Mail Bridge, with email receipts turned into PDFs on your computer.
• Watched folders: every new PDF or image in a folder is uploaded once.
• Local copies of every invoice in Downloads/Tailride, with one-click retry for failed uploads.
• Automatic updates from GitHub Releases.

v0.6.0

What's New in 0.6.0

• Tailride in your language: the app is now available in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese as well as English. It follows your system language by default; pick a language under Settings → Language to pin one. Dates, times and the supplier portals Tailride signs into follow the same choice.
• Steady layout: the content column no longer shifts sideways between Suppliers, Invoices, Vault and Settings — the scrollbar's space is reserved on every tab, so nothing jumps when one list is longer than the window.
• Polish: a taller title bar with more breathing room under it, wider page subtitles, and invoice amounts lined up with tabular figures.

What's New in 0.5.3

• Portable build keeps to itself: the Windows portable build now stores everything in a Tailride Data folder next to the .exe instead of %APPDATA%\Tailride, and no longer writes the updater's .updaterId machine marker. --user-data-dir=<path> moves the data folder for any build.
• Portable updates by hand: the portable build never downloads or installs an update on its own — "Check for updates" only looks and offers the release page to download from. (Previously it could fetch the installer and turn a portable copy into an installed one.)
• Delete my data: Settings → Advanced → "Delete data…" signs out, forgets stored logins and passwords, removes settings and caches, and quits. Saved invoices are kept. Uninstalling the Windows installer build now removes %APPDATA%\Tailride as well.
• Settings: the About section shows where Tailride keeps its data, with a "Show" button; the portable build warns that "Start at login" points the system at the file's current location.

What's New in 0.5.2

• Update experience: The "Restart now" / "Restart to update" button now immediately disables and displays a "Restarting…" spinner to provide clear feedback and prevent accidental duplicate clicks.
• System tray: Added real-time "Restarting to install update…" status in the tray menu when an update restart is triggered.
• Settings design: Improved the formatting and alignment of the "What's new" release notes card in Settings.

What's New in 0.5.1

• Update process: small fixes to installing an update — the restart button is blocked while the update is being applied.

What's New in 0.5.0

• Sign in through your browser: signing in now opens tailride.so in your own browser and hands the app a key for your account, so your Tailride password is never typed into the app. "Sign in in a window instead" keeps the previous flow as a fallback.
• Sign out everywhere: revoking the app under Settings → Security on tailride.so signs the app out right away.

What's New in 0.4.0

• Updates you control: automatic updates can be turned off in Settings, and a "What's new" card shows what changed in the installed version.

What's New in 0.3.0

Initial public release of Tailride Desktop for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows.

• Background collection from supplier portals on a schedule, from the menu bar or system tray, with catch-up after sleep and native notifications.
• Password vault in the macOS Keychain / Windows protected storage, with authenticator-app (TOTP) codes entered automatically.
• Several accounts per portal in separate sessions, and shared sign-ins for related portals (Google Ads, Google Cloud, Google Pay).
• Proton Mail via Proton Mail Bridge, with email receipts turned into PDFs on your computer.
• Watched folders: every new PDF or image in a folder is uploaded once.
• Local copies of every invoice in Downloads/Tailride, with one-click retry for failed uploads.
• Automatic updates from GitHub Releases.

v0.5.3

What's New in 0.5.3

• Portable build keeps to itself: the Windows portable build now stores everything in a Tailride Data folder next to the .exe instead of %APPDATA%\Tailride, and no longer writes the updater's .updaterId machine marker. --user-data-dir=<path> moves the data folder for any build.
• Portable updates by hand: the portable build never downloads or installs an update on its own — "Check for updates" only looks and offers the release page to download from. (Previously it could fetch the installer and turn a portable copy into an installed one.)
• Delete my data: Settings → Advanced → "Delete data…" signs out, forgets stored logins and passwords, removes settings and caches, and quits. Saved invoices are kept. Uninstalling the Windows installer build now removes %APPDATA%\Tailride as well.
• Settings: the About section shows where Tailride keeps its data, with a "Show" button; the portable build warns that "Start at login" points the system at the file's current location.

What's New in 0.5.2

• Update experience: The "Restart now" / "Restart to update" button now immediately disables and displays a "Restarting…" spinner to provide clear feedback and prevent accidental duplicate clicks.
• System tray: Added real-time "Restarting to install update…" status in the tray menu when an update restart is triggered.
• Settings design: Improved the formatting and alignment of the "What's new" release notes card in Settings.

v0.5.2

What's New in 0.5.2

• Update experience: The "Restart now" / "Restart to update" button now immediately disables and displays a "Restarting…" spinner to provide clear feedback and prevent accidental duplicate clicks.
• System tray: Added real-time "Restarting to install update…" status in the tray menu when an update restart is triggered.
• Settings design: Improved the formatting and alignment of the "What's new" release notes card in Settings.

v0.5.1

What's New in 0.5.1

• Update process: small fixes to installing an update — the restart button is blocked while the update is being applied.

v0.5.0

What's New in 0.5.0

• Sign in through your browser: signing in now opens tailride.so in your own browser and hands the app a key for your account, so your Tailride password is never typed into the app. "Sign in in a window instead" keeps the previous flow as a fallback.
• Sign out everywhere: revoking the app under Settings → Security on tailride.so signs the app out right away.

v0.4.0

What's New in 0.4.0

• Updates you control: automatic updates can be turned off in Settings, and a "What's new" card shows what changed in the installed version.

0.3.0

What's New in 0.3.0

Initial public release of Tailride Desktop for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows.

• Background collection from supplier portals on a schedule, from the menu bar or system tray, with catch-up after sleep and native notifications.
• Password vault in the macOS Keychain / Windows protected storage, with authenticator-app (TOTP) codes entered automatically.
• Several accounts per portal in separate sessions, and shared sign-ins for related portals (Google Ads, Google Cloud, Google Pay).
• Proton Mail via Proton Mail Bridge, with email receipts turned into PDFs on your computer.
• Watched folders: every new PDF or image in a folder is uploaded once.
• Local copies of every invoice in Downloads/Tailride, with one-click retry for failed uploads.
• Automatic updates from GitHub Releases.