Changelog

July 2026

Boards now start from a sentence about your work, cards carry a real status, and AI assistants can move, delete, and flesh out cards — not just create them.

New

Start a board by describing your work. Sign-up is now a single name step that lands you on a board, and new boards open with a one-line intent prompt: say what you’re working on and CardBoard names the board and seeds its backbone for you. The old 17-card story-map scaffold is gone — you get a starting point that’s about your product, not a worked example.
Card status. Cards now carry a status you can see and set from the canvas: a badge on the card, clickable to move between five states, consistent whether the card is local or synced from Azure DevOps, Jira, Trello, or Shortcut.
Opportunity solution trees. A new map type for outcome-driven discovery, seeded with your desired outcome at the root, with roles for opportunities, solutions, and experiments as you build the tree out.
Collapse an outcome to a single row. Collapsed outcomes render as a tidy one-card-high tray with a count badge; the cards move with the divider, and the collapsed state is shared with everyone on the board.
More that AI assistants can do. Connected assistants can now propose card moves, propose deletions, propose a status change, and propose a fully-formed card with its description and acceptance criteria in one gesture — all still accept-gated as ghost cards you review. Proposals can also target a specific slice of the board.
Agents in the app. A reworked Settings › Agents page with a guided connect wizard, plus board-level surfaces: agents appear in the presence stack, a collaborator drawer that lives alongside the extension drawers, and a nudge to connect if you haven’t yet.
Type-to-confirm account deletion. Deleting an account now asks you to type a confirmation phrase first.

Improved

Edit card prose as Markdown. Description and acceptance criteria are now click-to-edit Markdown, directly in the card — no rich-text editor in the way, and images and task-list checkboxes survive the round-trip.
Card design. A refreshed card face: the indicator row sits low with the title fading beneath it, hover reveals expand chrome, and the status badge is sized to the card.
Change properties on many cards at once. Context-menu property changes now apply to every selected card.
Creating a board. “Templates” are now called map types, and you can double-click one to go straight in.
Board chrome. The board header consolidates to presence and Share, help moves in with the zoom controls, and dismissing a nudge is final.
Canvas feel. A consistent grabbing cursor for the whole drag, shadows that scale with zoom, divider labels that select and type like card titles, and drag structure that resolves on drop.
Sync you can trust. Sync failures now surface as failures instead of pretend-success, transient errors are told apart from “needs reauth” for Jira, Trello, and Shortcut, and Azure DevOps users can pick up a personal identity from the browser extension so their edits are attributed to them.
Plans and seats. Board limits now apply only on the Free plan, one member seat means one member, Team purchases can add seats at the moment you need them, and a Free workspace over the board limit becomes read-only rather than losing access to its work.
Sign-in and security. Rate limits on authentication, exact-match SSO domain handling, and OAuth sign-up no longer blocked by an unrelated SSO domain.

Fixed

Board changes from other people — status, assignment, and other association-driven updates — now appear live instead of on refresh.
Undo/redo, card restore, and real-time delivery no longer race each other on the canvas.
Accepted AI cards stop flashing yellow, and card avatars survive a refresh.
Dashboard alerts no longer render behind the top navigation, and the collaborator drawer sits below the navbar.
Cross-workspace board access is now scoped to live membership, closing a case where a removed collaborator kept access.
Stale styling after a deploy: assets are now cached correctly.
Read-only boards no longer offer an editable title.

Behind the scenes: a large status data-model remodel, a workspace-wide audit pass on credentials and encryption, Cloudflare-aware client IP handling, a rebuilt internal support console, Stimulus controller autoregistration and lazy loading, tracker integrations moved into packs, removal of dead JavaScript entrypoints and the orphaned test suite, and the usual dependency bumps.