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For SaaS products, apps and open-source projects: versions with friendly dates, tagged changes (New, Improved, Fixed, Security, Breaking), filters, share links to any release, “new since your last visit” dots and an email sign-up for updates.
Timeline with a sticky version list, filters by change type, search, the big release highlighted, older releases tucked away — and a sign-up so customers hear about the next one.
Repeat any task daily, weekly or on custom rules — and skip holidays automatically.
\n inside long descriptionsDue dates show up on your calendar, and meetings you add there become tasks.
SameSite=Lax settingA redesigned app with a sidebar you can shape, a command bar (press Cmd + K) and dark mode everywhere.
No changes match.
Tasklane is a fictional product (also used in the Integrations Orbit demo).
Cards with a bold version band — colored by release type: major, update, hotfix, beta. Great for app websites and in-app “What’s new” pages.
Beta testers can try packing lists built from the weather and your plans.
Shared trips are here: plan together, vote on places and split costs in one app.
No changes match.
Wayfarer is a fictional travel app (also used in the AI Chat Showcase demo).
An accordion in a developer (monospace) skin: breaking changes stand out, code shows as code, the newest release starts open and search finds any function name.
tinydate 3 ships as ES modules only and is now 1.9 kB gzipped.
import { format } from "tinydate"parse() now returns null instead of throwing on bad inputrelative() helper — relative(date) → “3 days ago”addMonths() on January 31 returned March 3parse() with very long input (ReDoS)format() optionstz option on format()America/Chicagoutc: true option — use tz: "UTC"isoWeek()format() with cached patternsNo changes match.
tinydate is a fictional library.
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The compact feed fits a sidebar, a footer column or a dashboard card: the latest releases, their dates in plain words and how many things were added or fixed — with a link to the full changelog.
Returning visitors see a small red dot on anything released since they last came by.
Made for SaaS products, mobile apps, open-source projects and agencies.
Version, date, type and a headline. One line per change: new:, improved:, fixed:, security:, breaking:.
Timeline for changelog pages, cards for apps, accordion for developers, a compact feed for sidebars.
Share links to any release, “new since last visit” dots and an email sign-up in UltraKit Core → Leads.