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What's new

Every feature added to EOMA, newest first. Where to check what changed before you assume a screen is broken.

#In 10 seconds

• A single list of everything shipped, newest at the top. Each headline expands to a short paragraph.
• Opening the page marks everything read. There is no "mark as read" button to press.
• The card on your dashboard is a pointer at this page, not a second copy of it.

#Before you start

Nothing — this page works from your first day. It is the same list for every brand and every plan, so nothing here depends on your data or your subscription.

#Steps

#1 — Open it from the bottom of the sidebar

┌─ sidebar ─────────────┐
│  …                    │
│  ─────────────────    │
│  Wish box             │
│  ● What's new  ← here │
│  Settings             │
└───────────────────────┘

It sits directly under the wish box on purpose — what you asked for, then what was shipped.

#2 — Click a headline to read the detail

┌───────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  A shorter path from an action to a draft  ▾  │ ← click anywhere
│                                     Aug 11    │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────┘

The row expands in place. Click it again, or open another, to collapse it.

#3 — Notice the dot on the dashboard card

The What's new card in the bottom-left of the dashboard carries a small coloured dot when something has shipped since you last opened this page. Opening the page clears it.

#What you'll see

#The heading — "What changed in EOMA"

With the line "Every feature we've added, newest first" under it.

#The list

One row per change: the headline on the left, the date on the right, and a chevron. Rows are separated by hairlines rather than sitting in separate cards. There is no paging — the whole history is on the page.

#The expanded paragraph

A few sentences under the headline you clicked, in plain language. No version numbers, no technical detail.

#Reading the numbers

There is only one figure on this page.

The date beside each headline — for example "Aug 11". The day that change went live for everyone, not the day it was written or merged. It is the number to check when a screen behaves differently from how you remember it: if a change landed the day before you noticed, the two are almost certainly the same event, and there is nothing to report.

The dot on the dashboard card. Something shipped after the last time you opened this page. It is per person, not per brand — clearing it on your account does not clear it for a colleague. Closing that card with its × hides it until something newer than the entry you closed on ships, so you will not lose an announcement by dismissing the card.

#When it goes wrong

#Related

• Dashboard — where the What's new card sits
• What is EOMA — what the product does, if a headline assumes context you do not have