Changelog

Added a "Read next" list of related guides to the end of every guide, so it is easier to keep reading.

Rebuilt the homepage and About page around what TrackOnSight actually is — original speaking-practice guides, original voice games, and a set of free tools — with a clear hierarchy instead of several products competing for attention.

Reframed the games as standalone: Deedfall and Emberdeck are shown as games you play over any voice call, not only alongside Free4Talk.

Moved the changelog to its own public page and started keeping it current.

Tightened internal links, redirects, and page metadata so content is cleaner to discover.

Added reading controls to browse dedications by time range and sort order.

Dedications are now permanent keepsakes instead of expiring after 48 hours — a note you leave for someone stays put.

Grew the library to 18 original, first-hand guides on speaking practice — finding a good room, what to say when you join, why you freeze, staying safe, and the science of learning to speak.

Added full "how to play" explanations and FAQs to the games pages, so a first-time visitor understands each game before starting.

Fixed a site-wide URL issue that had kept content pages from being properly discoverable.

Added member profile pages.

Added a Trending profiles board — view-based, anonymised, and opt-out by design.

Improved the accuracy of "who spends time together" so the social overlap reflects real shared sessions.

A full editorial redesign — new typography, a calmer layout rhythm, and refined light and dark themes across the whole site.

Reduced layout shift and sped up pages for a steadier reading experience.

Added Emberdeck — a fast shedding-family card game for 2 to 10 players, with Skip, Reverse, Wilds, and optional house rules.

A new flat, full-colour card design shared across both games.

Rebuilt the property-trading board game as Deedfall (2 to 6 players), with live auctions, open trading, and computer players that fill empty seats.

Released a Music Bot — control YouTube Music inside a room with natural-language commands.

Released an AI Chatbot companion, powered by Gemini and Groq, that runs entirely in your browser with your own API key.

Both extensions are free, collect no personal data, and require no account.

Watchlist page for tracking users and rooms from one place, with live state, last seen context, and quick scanning of watched entities.

Alerts page for configuring user and room alert behavior with browser notification controls and event-level preferences.

Help page as a structured reference surface for understanding tracker pages, concepts, and workflows.

Changelog page to maintain a public release record across shipped product changes.

Product navigation became more complete by exposing personal utility pages alongside core analytics surfaces.

This release shifted the tracker from pure observation tooling into a more persistent personal workflow product.

User detail pages with identity, social counts, status, first seen, last seen, and tracked activity context.

Activity heatmaps and historical user analytics surfaces.

Session history and comparison tooling for deeper profile analysis.

Room detail pages with live membership, ownership, and room-level analytics.

Live tracker surfaces for current users and active rooms.

Platform stats, leaderboards, language views, and cross-user comparison tools.

Global search and Google sign-in support for richer personalized flows.

This was the first complete tracker release and established the information architecture the product now builds on.