2026.6.0

A feature-and-polish release on top of 2026.5.1. The board overview becomes an at-a-glance dashboard, regions are directly editable, boards can be duplicated, and self-hosting behind an internal or self-signed CA is now a first-class path. No breaking changes, no new migrations.

Overview

• Mini-board card previews. Each board on /boards shows a swipeable carousel of its screens with the state-colored regions painted on, so a board reads at a glance instead of as a name. Dots, hover arrows, a 1 / N counter, and native touch swipe.
• Status and freshness on every card. A shipped / mock / missing count plus a relative "last touched" time.
• One-click back to the overview. The top-left wordmark returns to your boards from inside the editor instead of bouncing out to the marketing page.
• Duplicate a board. Deep-copies every screen (with its own copy of the image bytes), every region, and a fresh share link into a … (copy) board, for when a new board is mostly an old one with a screen or two swapped.

Editor

• Move and resize regions. Drag a region to reposition it or pull a corner to resize it. No more delete-and-redraw. Arrow keys nudge the selected region; hold Shift to resize from the keyboard.
• Reorder screens by dragging their tabs; the order carries through to the share view and Present mode.
• Reuse a screenshot across boards. The Add-screen dialog now splits into Upload and Reuse tabs. Reuse is a searchable, multi-select gallery of screenshots from your other boards, grouped by board. Pick one or several to drop into this board without re-uploading. The image bytes are copied, so the new screen is independent and starts unannotated.
• Replace a screen's image, keep its regions. "Replace image" swaps the screenshot under an existing screen (upload a newer shot or reuse one from the workspace) while every rectangle you've drawn stays put. No more delete-and-redraw when a screen just got a fresh capture; the normalized coordinates re-render against the new picture.
• Board settings. A gear in the editor opens per-board settings (/boards/[id]/settings) with a section sidebar. General renames the board, edits its description, and deletes the board from a GitHub-style Danger Zone behind a type-the-name confirmation (which removes its screens, regions, share links, and image files). Sharing mints public links named per audience, copies them, and revokes any one without affecting the others. Reach it in one click via "Manage links" in the editor's Share menu.
• Keyboard-accessible region list. List items are focusable buttons, so the 1 / 2 / 3 state shortcuts are reachable without a mouse.

Share view

• The three states explain themselves. The totals row now spells out each state ("Live & real", "UI built, data fake", "Not built yet"), so an exec reads the artifact cold.

Self-hosting

• Internal / self-signed CA support. Trust your IdP's certificate via NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS. A first-class Helm caCert value (inline PEM or an existing Secret/ConfigMap) mounts the bundle and wires the env, with a documented Docker / Compose path. The secure fix: verification stays on.

Polish & docs

• Loading skeletons on the boards list, editor, and share view, so navigations fill in place instead of flashing blank.
• Plainer punctuation across the app and docs (em dashes removed), consistent screen alt text, an honest 404 button label, and a cleaner landing pull-quote.
• Docs corrected to match shipped v1. The FAQ and getting-started had drifted back to the v0 wedge (SQLite, "no auth"); fixed a broken docs anchor, and documented the new editor and clone features.

Under the hood

• Region move/resize/nudge geometry extracted to a pure, unit-tested module; the node:test suite grows to 77 cases.