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Changelog

Notable changes to Trizlink and to the documentation on this site, latest first. The in-app What's new and the Play Store release notes are the product's own record; this page is the version you can link to.

On this page​

2.13.0 — the rebuild​

Released 2026-08-31. The current version.

Trizlink was rebuilt on a new database. Links, bio pages, analytics history and settings from earlier versions did not carry over, and signing in creates a fresh account.

Short links you had already shared no longer resolve. That includes anything printed on a card, encoded into a QR code, or posted somewhere you cannot edit.

This was deliberate, not a fault. It is stated here first, and plainly, because an unannounced wipe looks exactly like a catastrophic bug — and a reader who concluded that would be right to.

Carrying the old codes across would have meant keeping a second database alive indefinitely, serving links whose owners no longer have accounts. That was decided against rather than carried quietly forever.

What you can do about it. The old codes were not carried over either, so unless somebody else has taken one since, the address is free. Create the link again, ask for the same code, and what is printed works again.

New, with no counterpart in the previous version​

  • Funnels and segments. The previous version had the services behind them and no way in — no page, no route, no component. This is the first build where you can use them.
  • Scheduled reports.
  • Per-block click counts on a bio page — which button people actually pressed, rather than only the page total.
  • One appearance control carrying every axis, applied before the first paint. See Theme control.

Rebuilt — you had these before​

  • Bio pages. The layouts, the fifteen block types and the live preview are new.
  • Workspaces, teams and invitations. Roles are on every plan; teams and the audit log are a Team-plan capability. See Workspaces and teams.
  • Custom domains, tracking pixels, UTM templates and webhooks.
  • A public API — a new API against a new database. See Public API.
  • Social publishing. Composing and scheduling are rebuilt; publishing does not deliver yet. See Social publishing.
  • Traffic alerts.

True of the whole release​

  • Supabase and Postgres replace Firebase and Firestore, with row-level security on every table.
  • The whole product works on a phone, not only on a desktop, and every screen is keyboard-operable and screen-reader labelled from 320px up.
  • A Free plan of 1,000 short links, 30 bio pages, 30 members, 50,000 tracked clicks a month and 90 days of history, with no card. Pro and Team are the paid plans. See Introduction.
  • Notifications are opt-in and off until you switch them on. Trizlink sends no marketing pushes.
  • Product analytics include session recording through Microsoft Clarity, which masks anything you type into a field. See Privacy and data.

Not in this release​

  • No browser extension. One was built and never published; it is deferred, not cancelled. See Browser extension.
  • Custom domains verify but do not serve yet. See Custom domains.
  • Social publishing does not post. The composer, previews, calendar and queue are built and the platform switch is off.

Documentation, 2026-09-04​

Every page on this site was re-derived against the rebuilt application's own source, because the previous version described a product that no longer existed. The corrections were substantial rather than cosmetic — the stack, the plan set, the redirect behaviour, the analytics privacy model, three page subjects that had changed shape entirely, and one that describes a feature which does not exist and says so.

Documentation, 2026-06-22​

The documentation site launched at docs.trizlink.com with the first version of every page.

Those pages described Trizlink as it stood before the rebuild. They are superseded by the 2026-09-04 re-derivation above and are kept in this list as history, not as a description of the product.