Changelog

What's new?

No new features in this release.

What's fixed?

• Parent cards, collapsed sections, History filters, dark-mode controls, and device-pairing actions now use tighter spacing, clearer alignment, and safer numeric input limits.
• Manage's collapsed catalog sections now match the compact Settings section height, Settings actions align to the right, and child point balances align to the left with the card content.
• The public changelog now shows five releases per page with navigation.
• Email settings actions keep clear separation from their status badge, and backup administrators can open backup settings even when the backup service is unavailable.
• Settings checkboxes now keep their labels inline, the child scratch-ticket label is shorter, and account accordions match the compact collapsed panel height used elsewhere.
• Checkbox help text now aligns with the form's left edge instead of being indented under the control.

What's new?

• Savings goals now support two methods: live **Current goal** progress from available points, or points saved separately for one specific goal.
• Approved savings goals now expose the saving-method choice on the child goal card.
• Separately saved points support atomic transfers and returns, parent-approved completion, goal history, and child/parent management UI.
• History now covers savings-method selection, goal transfers and returns, Current goal changes, goal completion, and goal deletion events.
• Dedicated goal management and History filters are available in the parent workspace.

What's fixed?

• Activity History no longer shows an event-count badge, and empty-state text now uses the same secondary typography as Credit summaries.
• Informational dialogs rely on their consistent close control instead of duplicate **Got it** buttons, with unified secondary body typography.
• The parent workspace now uses the Home, Manage, Settings, and History navigation, with Manage sections for Tasks, Penalties, Rewards, and Goals.
• Parent Home now has a compact pending-request empty state, clearer child cards, spendable/saved summaries, goal summaries, and named quick actions.
• Settings are organised into responsive Family, Points and tasks, Scratch tickets, Data and retention, access, service, account, and feedback groups.
• Child goal cards use a responsive two-column desktop layout where space allows, while keeping the child’s themed presentation.
• Parent and child controls use consistent local SVG icons and accessible action names while preserving goal emoji personalization.
• Manage section links now keep the parent dashboard open and expand the selected Tasks, Penalties, Rewards, or Goals section.
• The saved-goal **After** preview and its label/unit stay aligned while the amount updates as the child chooses a value.
• Saving-method dialog actions no longer overlap, and catalogue Show/Hide controls keep their matching icons and accessible labels.
• Goal management rows keep progress and saving-mode columns aligned even when rows have different action counts; goal cards no longer touch or overlap.
• Savings-goal proposals match task and reward request spacing and keep the suggested amount neutral.
• Parent catalogue edit actions use the official regular pen-to-square icon, and expanded goal editors expose a text-only **Delete** action with explicit confirmation.
• History child selection now applies immediately while preserving the other active query filters.
• Add-points preview limits the **All** choice by both available points and the remaining goal target.
• Activity-history rows no longer show misleading calendar icons and use a neutral **Informational** badge with the activity icon in the result area.
• Deleting a goal atomically returns saved points, cancels pending completion requests, and keeps goal event history through soft deletion.
• Parent dashboard quick-action icons and compact Credit/Tickets rows keep consistent sizing, and backup warnings remain separated.
• The flag-only language menu now stays centred directly below its trigger on narrow and wide layouts without overlapping neighbouring header actions.
• Parent history now limits each activity source before merging the latest 50 entries, avoiding unbounded in-memory history loading for “Any time”. Existing children with exactly one active goal retain available-points progress after migration. Children with multiple active goals choose a saving method instead of having a goal selected by guesswork.
• Child avatars now require a signed-in parent or a valid paired device when device pairing is enabled, preventing anonymous profile-image enumeration.
• Goal completion request races now return a controlled validation error, and the patched cryptography dependency is pinned to 50.0.0.

What's new?

No new features in this release.

What's fixed?

• Signed-in parent and child pages now use a seamless, inset product header matching the welcome page instead of a separate full-width menu bar.
• Initial setup now uses installation-neutral setup-code guidance, refers to preparing the system, and keeps the optional email checkbox after its inline label. Its desktop form also uses a comfortable two-column layout with consistently sized controls and clear text spacing while remaining single-column on phones. SMTP fields stay visibly disabled until email setup is selected.
• The first child sign-in now presents every world as a full theme preview with a clear, accessible selected state on desktop and mobile.
• The child PIN dialog now labels its submit action “Login” instead of showing unrelated status text.
• Sign-in and other session-sensitive pages now prevent stale browser/PWA caching, refresh safely after Back/Forward Cache restoration, and guard the parent sign-in form against duplicate submission.
• The service worker now bypasses authentication routes, is always revalidated, and continues to cache only the versioned offline fallback.

What's new?

• A Hostinger Docker Manager Catalog Compose profile runs the KinKudos application behind Hostinger's existing Traefik service and keeps all required runtime data in one persistent named volume.
• The application container generates and preserves its Django secret and VAPID keys inside the persistent volume on first start.

What's fixed?

• The Hostinger Catalog MVP intentionally omits the KinKudos backup agent, does not configure or use Restic, and requires no backup credentials or Docker socket access. Hostinger whole-VPS snapshots provide the tested MVP recovery path, but are not a portable application-level KinKudos backup.
• Automatically generated Hostinger runtime secrets are created with owner-only permissions and are not regenerated during container restart, Compose recreation, Docker Manager update, VPS restart, or snapshot restore.

What's new?

• An opt-in Hostinger VPS installer now verifies the selected release and prepares an idempotent Ubuntu 24.04 Docker deployment with a version-pinned Caddy HTTPS proxy, persistent certificate storage, explicit deployment states, and safe resume and stop procedures.
• The application footer links to English or Lithuanian KinKudos documentation according to the active interface language.

What's fixed?

• Hostinger deployments reuse the standard backup agent and carry a stable, versioned installation-profile marker so updates, health checks, and safe removal never infer their mode from proxy files.
• The Hostinger installer validates release SHA256 checksums before executing the release-owned bootstrap, keeps Gunicorn private, and preserves existing secrets and the setup code when a recognized installation is resumed.