0.4.5 — 12 June 2026
iOS packaging fix: the distributed xcframeworks now carry a proper version string, so apps embedding the iOS SDK pass App Store validation. Binary-only repackage — no API changes.
0.4.x — June 2026
Reliability and screenshot-fidelity improvements across the JS SDKs, including a new screenshot engine that preserves nested scroll positions without touching the live page, so captures match exactly what the user was looking at.
0.3.0 — 27 May 2026
Simpler reporter API for the JS SDKs: useTraceItX().open() is now the
single entry point and resolves with the submit outcome
(submitted, queued, or cancelled), so you
can react to what happened after a report is sent. This was a breaking change —
see the migration notes in the release.
0.2.0 — 25 May 2026
The big one. Tap-to-identify and full annotation tooling landed across every platform:
- Tap-to-identify — reporters tap any element on the captured screenshot and the envelope carries the exact component path, so receivers can highlight the precise control that was reported.
- Annotation tools — pen, blur, and arrow with undo/redo, on web, Android, and iOS.
- Tablet two-pane reporter — screenshot and form side by side on larger screens.
- Privacy by default — sensitive subtrees are omitted from the captured UI tree.
- React Native Fabric (RN ≥ 0.80, including tvOS) supported out of the box.
0.1.0 — 21 May 2026
First public release — capture, the AI-ready envelope, and signed webhook delivery across the initial SDKs.
Want to follow along? Watch the releases on GitHub or check service status.