Highlights
- Public pages load faster - the homepage and every page around it used to be built fresh on each visit. They are now prepared in advance and served as-is, which takes roughly a second off the first load.
- A Wavro icon in the browser tab - the favicon, the sharp vector icon and the iPhone home-screen icon were all missing and quietly returning "not found". Pinning Wavro to a tab or a home screen now shows the logo instead of a blank page symbol.
- Links look right when you share them - pasting a release note or a comparison page into WhatsApp or a group chat now shows a proper preview card rather than a bare URL.
- Security headers - Wavro now tells the browser it may not be embedded inside another site, restricts what the page is allowed to do, and switches off every device permission except location, which clocking in needs.
Worth knowing
- The homepage no longer sends you straight to your dashboard. If you are already signed in and you visit wavroapp.com, you now see the homepage, with a Dashboard button in the top right. That check is exactly what was slowing the page down for everyone else, and the button is one tap.
Changes
Features
- feat(seo): the release notes carry proper structured data, so search engines read them as a dated series of releases rather than one long page.
- feat(seo): publish a plain-text summary of Wavro at /llms.txt, so AI assistants answering questions about rota software quote the real price and the real feature list instead of guessing.
Fixes
- perf(marketing): public pages are prepared in advance and cached rather than rebuilt per visitor.
- fix(seo): search result descriptions were running past what Google displays, cutting off the price. Every marketing page now fits.
- fix(security): add the missing app icons and the standard security response headers.
- fix(marketing): remove header and footer links to a blog section that has not shipped yet.