Library v2 on desktop

Desktop now supports save-to-library along with rename, delete, expiry badges, in-app and review-your-take playback, a quota bar, and a recovery panel for unfinished uploads.

Studio guest join via magic link

Guests can join a studio session directly through a magic link instead of a manual invite flow.

License and subscription status on desktop

Desktop now surfaces license expiry along with subscription, trial, and past-due states, matching the web experience.

Redesigned studios dashboard

The studios dashboard has been rebuilt around the studio itself for clearer navigation.

More reliable recordings on Windows and macOS

Recordings are now crash-safe on macOS thanks to fragmented MP4 output, with added integrity checks, a write-liveness watchdog, proper suspend/resume handling, and more accurate audio/video start timestamps.

Stronger security around licensing and uploads

Entitlements are now machine-bound and verified client-side, desktop sessions can be revoked per user, upload paths and content security policies are hardened, and joining a studio via a deep link now requires confirmation.

Fewer silent failures in the desktop app

Sign-in, call dialing, admit/deny actions, and camera permission issues now surface clear errors instead of failing silently, and camera streams are released properly after use.

Web app now recovers automatically from Redis outages

A Redis outage previously required a manual restart to recover; the app now reconnects on its own.

Fixed recording-stop issues that could destroy or truncate a take

Corrected stop-sequence bugs on Windows and macOS that could corrupt or cut off recordings, including proper ordering with cloud uploads.

Fixed packaged-desktop-build issues

Resolved signaling host misconfiguration, protocol registration, Electron packaging, and installer versioning problems that could prevent the desktop app from working correctly once installed.