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Changelog

What shipped, newest first. The running record of user-facing changes. Update this in the same PR that ships a feature — it’s how the handbook (and any future in-app / public changelog) stays current. Keep entries short and user-facing; deep detail lives in product/features.md.

2026-06-25

Product (app.obsrv.in)

  • Recent Uploads vs Statements split. Recent Uploads (/uploads) is the operational feed of every upload, any status, showing who uploaded it and the outcome (complete / partial / failed + reason); download the original or retry a failed one there. Statements is now the done-only library with a per-row report-PDF download.
  • Search + filters on every list (statements, uploads, cases, approvals queue, team) via a shared filter bar, plus CSV export of statements (honoring the active filters).
  • Uploaded-by attribution — each upload now records the person who submitted it.
  • Retry a failed upload from its stored original, with no re-charge.
  • Confirm-before-partial — if your credits don’t cover the whole statement, we ask before processing a partial analysis instead of silently truncating.
  • needs_review held reports now show each flag’s severity and a View original button to check flags against the source before accepting and releasing.
  • Low-credit nudges: the credit count warns (amber under 20, red at 0) with a top-up link, and out-of-credits failures now offer a Buy credits button.
  • No more home-screen flash on load: a stored-but-expired session shows a loading state until it’s validated, then resolves to the app or the sign-in screen (previously it briefly showed the app home before bouncing to sign-in).
  • Partial-statement decisions are flagged: running a decision on a partially-processed report now shows a clear warning that income and FOIR may be understated.

Marketing site (obsrv.in)

  • Blog launched at /blog (10 guides on bank-statement analysis, FOIR, fraud signals, etc.).
  • Social/OG share cards generated for every page; dynamic sitemap + blog structured data.
  • SEO: Google now shows “Obsrv” as the site name (added WebSite structured data).

Internal

  • Parse-sandbox memory cap made relative to inherited memory (fixes a CI flake; also prevents a warm Lambda from falsely killing a legitimate parse).
  • Private handbook site (handbook.obsrv.in) for product/GTM/strategy docs.