Changelog

1. v4.9.0

   schema 25September 11, 2026

   A Cuban score notepad, live watch from the phone QR, and Podium that shares first when it is a tie.

   • Score notepad reads as paper: handwritten initials, a pencil fold between the teams, and full names on the standing.
   • Match setup drops the You seat. Random names fills the chairs, and Race to Other lets you type a target without it snapping back to 100.
   • Delete a hand that had already gone over the race-to and the pad unlocks, so you can keep scoring.
   • Scan the QR on the phone scorepad to follow the game here. Pick a name or skip for a nickname, and see who else is in the room.
   • This Match, This night, and Style points update for the people at that table. Stop watching anytime. From Tools you can see who is on a share and kick them off.
   • On a phone, Stats, History, Tools, and Watch keep the pad full-width — the side rails become a button.
   • Podium: tied players share 1st. New trophies — The Floor, Human ATM, Is That Your Big Hand?, and Seasonal Menu. Got Nothing is gone. Keeps Coming Back favors people who kept showing up to lose, not a two-game wipeout.
   • Compare now shows style points for both sides of a matchup.
   • Android: install the APK from the home Phone card (button or QR). Not Google Play.

2. v4.8.0

   schema 25

   Play setup matches the score notepad, Style points track the wildest datas, Jose ranking uses KJ, a date range on Stats and History, and Tools for the save.

   • Play vs bots setup uses the same choice pills as the score notepad.
   • Style points: biggest and smallest single datas, and fewest or most datas to win or lose a game. They do not change Jose.
   • Those extremes show on Stats, on a History night, and as extra Podium trophies.
   • Jose’s Coefficient on Stats, Compare, Leaderboard, and Podium uses the KJ ranking.
   • Stats, Compare, and History share a start/end date filter.
   • Home and How to use follow the phone app: accordions, optional CSV import, and store / QR on the Phone and Web cards.
   • Tools: hide or restore players, fold duplicate nights, extract a slice into a new dataset, and repair a save.
   • History match detail has This night — only the people who sat that match, with numbers from that session.
   • Mode and Format always list every option (55 tiles, 28 tiles, 1 vs 1, 2 vs 2, 2 vs 1, FFA), even when the save has no games there yet.
   • Those Mode and Format names and icons match the phone app on the score notepad, Play, History cards, and the stats pages.

3. v4.7.0

   schema 24

   Jose matches the phone app, schema 24 imports, open tables, and How to use.

   • Jose’s Coefficient matches the phone app.
   • Phone-app schema 24 exports import here. A web export writes schema 24.
   • Players you removed on the phone who still have games stay in the file as hidden. Restore them from Tools so they show on the roster and leaderboard again.
   • Compare → This matchup: A and B are partners on that side. Any means either team, so you can pick more than four people and still count those games.
   • Import rotating / open-table matches from the app. Every game stays under one History match, and each game shows who sat.
   • History labels Closed match vs Open table. Compare seating stays on closed matches, where the lineup does not change.
   • Added: How to use — a short companion-site guide from the home footer.
   • Play vs bots: Normal and Better (Better is the default). Easy is gone.
   • App Store button is back on the home screen.

4. v4.6.0

   Double-six sets, plus an internal Play vs bots table.

   • Added: choose Double nine (55 tiles) or Double six (28 tiles) when you set up a match.
   • The table picture matches the set you picked (7 tiles dealt for double six).
   • Play vs bots is available from the home screen and the nav menu.

5. v4.5.0

   Clearer home screen, quieter Privacy, and first store review.

   • Home explains App vs Web in a short, fold-away note — easier to scan.
   • Version line lives on Privacy now, instead of crowding the header.
   • Experimental merge tools stay off the public site for now — internal use, and may come to a release later.
   • First build submitted for Apple App Store and Google Play review.

6. v4.4.0

   A small brand touch and early merge experiments.

   • Header shows a light kbueno version signature beside the tagline.
   • Early tools to combine datasets (for trying out merges across your exports).

7. v4.3.0

   Matches stay recognizable when you import again.

   • Importing the same match from another export no longer treats it like a brand-new game.
   • History and stats stay consistent when you move data between the app and the web.

8. v4.2.1

   Smoother imports for named datasets.

   • Imported leagues and datasets keep their identity more reliably after you bring a file in.

9. v4.2.0

   Leaderboard, cleaner History, and simpler imports.

   • Added: Leaderboard page to rank players at a glance.
   • Players line up better with the mobile app when you share names across devices.
   • Removed: SQL file import — bring data in with CSV only.
   • History and the main dashboard look cleaner and easier to read.

10. v4.1.0

    Podium awards and a clearer menu.

    • Added: Podium — fun awards and punchlines for how you play.
    • Navigation shows icons, with Compare sitting next to Podium.

Release notes start at 4.1.0 (August 2026). Earlier updates were not numbered the same way.