Changelog

Reference drawer — weapon charts with range bands, hacking programs and ammunition, opened on demand so they never clutter the build view.

Fireteam badges on every unit (Core / Haris / Duo / Wildcard) showing what each can join.

Display preferences: switch movement between centimetres and inches, and toggle badges or loadout detail off if you prefer a cleaner list.

Every skill and piece of equipment now links to its official wiki page, so a rules lookup is one click from the list you are building.

Mercenaries are hidden by default in faction lists, with a "show mercenaries" toggle. Mercenary companies are unaffected — their whole roster is mercs.

Loadout options now show their distinguishing skills and equipment on a second line, so two identically-armed profiles no longer look identical. Previously you could not tell which Stinger carried the Multispectral Visor.

Reinforcement pools no longer appear in the faction picker — they are a sub-list attached to a main list, not an army of their own.

Track each model through owned → built → painted. Mark something painted and it counts as built; the stages keep themselves consistent.

Paint check on any list: every unit bucketed as Ready, To paint, To build, or Not owned — so "what do I need to finish before the event" is one glance.

Table rotation — players no longer get dealt the same table round after round, and any unavoidable repeat is flagged before you lock the round.

Casual / learning-night event format with player pools and per-table coaches: tag your new players, pair them together or spread them out, and assign someone to teach.

Award tags and teams: tag players for Best Newcomer or Best Junior and get a mini-leaderboard per tag, or group players into teams with pooled scores.

Sort and filter by release date — pick a year, a month, or a date range, with a year-by-year timeline view.

Switch between card and list views in Catalog and Collection; your choice is remembered per section.

Tidier navigation: Purchases now lives inside Collection, and Model ID sits under Catalog until its identification engine is ready.

Mobile pass — the whole app scrolled sideways on phones. Fixed, along with tap-target sizes, form zoom on iOS, and buttons that only appeared on hover.

Release dates now cover 77% of products, and every product records both when that boxing shipped and when its contents first appeared — so a resculpt no longer claims the original release date.

Release history per unit: the chain of boxings a unit has appeared in over two decades, including boxes that no longer exist in any store.

Muster went live: Catalog, Collection and Purchases over one shared data core, with 781 units, 2,613 model sculpts and 696 products.

Build lists faction by faction with points, SWC, order counts and AVA warnings — and see what you could field from models you already own.

Run an ITS tournament end to end: roster, Swiss pairings that avoid rematches, result entry, and live standings.

Track a game order by order, with objectives, command tokens, scores and a post-game report.

A searchable knowledge base organised by question rather than subject, with community sources credited.

Photograph a miniature and add it to your collection. Identification is manual for now — the vision engine is in training.

Unit pages open as an overlay that keeps your place and produces a shareable link.