We release changes to Twilltac every week, and often several times a day. Most of them are small: a clearer screen, a quicker search, a fix for something that wasn't quite right. Some are whole new features. Until now, the only way to hear about most of them was to notice them in the app or ask your account manager.
So we've added a changelog to our news section. It lists every week's changes, newest first, at twilltac.com/news/changelog.
Not just this week
We didn't want the changelog to start empty, so we went back through our history and wrote up the weeks before it launched too: hundreds of earlier changes. If you've wondered when something arrived, or whether a problem you reported has been fixed, you can look it up.
Find the changes that affect you
Each week shows the dates it covers, its most notable change, how many changes it holds and which products they touch. Open a week to see each change in a sentence or two.
- New, Improved and Fixed sections cover the changes for retailers.
- Each change is labelled with the product and app it affects, such as Sales Showroom · Workspace or Finance Retention · Customer portal, so you can skip what doesn't apply to you.
- For enterprise lists changes for dealer groups managing several workspaces.
- For partners lists changes for companies building apps and integrations on Twilltac.
The enterprise and partner sections only appear in weeks that have changes for them.
How we keep it up to date
Every Monday, we write up the previous week's changes from the work our engineers completed that week. We use an AI assistant to draft each entry from that history, and we only include what you'd notice: new features, improvements and fixes. Internal work, such as upgrades to our infrastructure, stays out.
Our team can correct or remove an entry at any time. If something in the changelog doesn't match what you see, let us know and we'll put it right.
Why we're doing this
We'd rather show our work than describe it. Fast, steady improvement is how we build Twilltac, and the changelog makes that visible: what changed, when, and who it's for.
Take a look at this week's changes.