Every release has a date
Releases go out on alternate Tuesdays at 10:00 Pacific. The note is published at the same moment as the update, so what you read always matches what you can use.
Release notes for the Plotline planning app
What changed, and the day it changed.
Plotline ships an update every other Tuesday. This page lists every release with its date, what is new, what was improved and which bugs were fixed, written by the engineer who built the change and checked by someone who did not.
Release history
Filter by the kind of change, or search for a feature by name. Open a release for the full note.
7 entries
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Drag from one task to another to link them. Plotline moves the later task if the earlier one slips and highlights the chain that now misses its deadline.
Boards with more than two thousand cards now open in under a second. Scrolling no longer stutters in Safari, and column counts update as you drag.
Changing a due date in Google Calendar or Outlook now updates the task in Plotline within a minute, and the other way round. Conflicts show both versions and ask which to keep.
A half-written comment survived a page refresh only in Chrome. It now survives in every browser, and a banner offers to restore a draft if you return the next day.
Exports skipped custom fields that contained a comma. Those values are now quoted correctly, and older exports can be regenerated from the project menu.
Save a project as a template with its tasks, owners and relative dates. Starting a new one from the template shifts every date to match the new start day.
How we write and ship a release
Fixes are listed, not hidden
Every bug that a customer reported appears by name, with the version that fixed it. If we could not reproduce a problem, the note says so rather than staying silent.
Customers pick what comes next
The two most requested features each quarter go to the top of the plan. The roadmap below shows which request each one answers.
On the roadmap
Plans change, so these are months, not promises. Each item links back to the request that started it.
- November 2026
Time tracking on every task · Requested 212 times
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- December 2026
Approvals before a task can close · Requested 148 times
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- January 2027
Offline mode for the mobile apps · Requested 131 times
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Release notes in your inbox
One short email on the Wednesday after each release: the three changes that matter most and a link to the full note.
About the changelog
How do you number releases?
The first number changes when the product changes shape, the second with each biweekly release. Fixes between releases get a third number and appear under the release they patch.
Can I see changes for my plan only?
Each entry names the plans it applies to. A feature that arrives on Team before Free says so in its first line.
Is there a feed I can follow?
An RSS feed and a JSON feed both list every release, newest first. Paste the address into a reader or have a bot post it to your team chat.