Changelog

The Northstar Cam example is anchored to the actual Frigate viewer release: video playback reliability, clearer credential setup, and in-app roadmap requests near Contact Support.

The ClearDrop product story is intentionally quiet. Shipyard can show a useful metric post without inventing Ask questions, coaching copy, or unrelated health features.

This note keeps the StepBloom story accurate: steps grow a digital flower, widgets keep progress visible, and optional motion activity improves the walking estimate without changing the calm step-tracking loop.

The ScreenWatch example stays specific to the big-screen Frigate app: H.265 camera streams, fallback handling, active detections, and non-16:9 camera layout support.

This milestone keeps the habit tracker story visual and specific. Shipyard can explain the living-world mechanic, goal completion, and progress history without flattening the app into a generic checklist.

The BugDeck example gives the developer-tool side of the catalog a real workflow: capture the issue while reviewing, process it into a fix list, and keep the context attached.

This note anchors the Mac utility story around folder indexing, fast search, and opening files quickly instead of waiting for slow drive scans.

The ScenePlay example keeps the entertainment story concrete: old iPads can become always-on Plex companion displays with poster art and playback context.

This metric post is intentionally technical. Shipyard can make a network utility understandable by showing button dashboards and packet sends instead of generic productivity copy.