Release notes that name things
Every version gets a plain list: what is new, what was fixed, what is still missing. You will not find “various improvements and bug fixes” here.
Studio journal
This is the OZJAM journal. No publishing schedule, no growth posts, no reheated news. When a release goes out or a decision needs explaining, it gets written up here — plainly, and in full.
Two posts: Warry shipping, and the repair release that followed. The list is short because we only write when something has actually happened.
Archive
One written the week Warry 1.0 reached the App Store, one for the 1.1 repair release. We are not inventing a third to pad the list.
No new features — five repairs and two links. The currency label on saved items, rows that would not open, an ad banner sitting over the content, photos that took more room than they needed, and the styling the app used to fetch over the network instead of carrying with it.
What made a warranty tracker worth building, why there is no server of ours behind it, why there is a banner ad instead of a subscription — and the three things left out of 1.0 on purpose: sync, export and push notifications.
Posts appear when there is something real to report: a Warry update, a decision worth explaining, or the next app leaving the studio. The gaps in between are deliberate.
There is no mailing list here, and no tracking. Bookmark the page, or just tell us what you would like written up.
Suggest a topicWhat you’ll find
The journal exists to answer the questions people actually send us. If a subject cannot be written about honestly, it does not get a post.
Every version gets a plain list: what is new, what was fixed, what is still missing. You will not find “various improvements and bug fixes” here.
Why offline-first, why no account, why a single banner ad instead of a subscription. Decisions that affect you get explained, not announced.
Warry has no sync, no export and no push notifications today. Those gaps get published here too, so nobody discovers them after installing.
Tell us which feature, which decision or which privacy question you would like written up. Reader questions are the shortest route to a new post.