Pulse joins the five-product family

The public family now names OneCount Pulse as the owner of identity, presence, workforce time and NFC orchestration. Pulse remains in development with no public waitlist or store claim.

Published six-tier AI fair-use caps

The cost-transparency page now publishes six-tier AI fair-use caps so operators can see the monthly AI request budget before choosing a plan.

OneCount app redesign (Vision 2)

The mobile app now has a new Insights + AI hub, plus refreshed count, catalog, and totals flows for a clearer daily operating rhythm.

• New Insights + AI hub
• Refreshed count, catalog, and totals flows

Recipe and training ownership consolidated into Ops

Recipes, methods, and training moved into OneCount Ops while inventory costing remained owned by OneCount. Older compatibility identifiers do not represent a separate product.

Business-wide AI

Operators can ask questions across inventory, waste, and operations from the business-wide AI surface.

Production hardening pass

Site CI now fails on any new lint warning, the marketing error page surfaces a contact-support CTA, and dashboard CTAs are wired into analytics so we can see drop-off in onboarding, member invites, and org renames.

• CI lint budget locked to zero new warnings
• Vercel Cron daily cleanup of AI request logs
• Sentry release + dist tags so mobile crashes group per-build

Offline retry queue gets exponential backoff

Stock movements that fail to sync now back off exponentially (30s → 1m → 5m → 15m → 1h → 6h → 24h) instead of hammering the API on every reconnect. Permanently failed movements land in a dedicated diagnostic screen with retry / clear actions.

• Bounded retry budget per movement (8 attempts)
• Failed Movements screen linked from Settings
• Defensive schema-version assertion on cold boot

Insights tab redesign

Tighter KPI strip, clearer hierarchy between headline metrics and drill-down, and tasteful entrance animations that respect reduce-motion. Empty / loading / error states now look like first-class UI instead of placeholders.

Catalog row redesign

Two-line product rows with brand-tinted thumbnails and an explicit add affordance. Faster to scan, more obvious tap targets, and the same screen does double duty as both browse and pick-mode.

Tenant-scoping helpers

Internal: every screen that receives org / venue IDs from URL params now goes through `resolveActiveTenant` and `setActiveLocationSafe`, which reject deep links pointing at venues the user no longer has selected. No user-visible change — but cross-tenant deep links can no longer silently scope queries.