In this section you'll find a record of all the updates and improvements we’ve made over the version. Each changelog entry is labeled with a version number and a date code, and this short guide will help you understand exactly what those mean.
How we label versions
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Version Number (e.g., 4.0):
This represents the major version of our software. A major version change usually means we’ve added significant new features or made major improvements. -
Release Date Code (e.g., -25.07.18):
This is written in the format YY.MM.DD and tells you exactly when that update was released.-
YY = last two digits of the year (25 = 2025)
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MM = month (07 = July)
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DD = day of the month (18 = 18th)
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Update cycle within the same version
You may see the same version number followed by different release date codes, such as:
- 4.0-25.04.01 (April 1st, 2025)
- 4.0-25.07.18 (July 18th, 2025)
- 4.0-25.09.05 (September 5th, 2025)
This means that version 4.0 continues to evolve throughout the year. Each update cycle brings a collection of new features, enhancements, and fixes.
What you’ll find inside
Each changelog entry will list the key changes, fixes, and improvements for that update cycle. This helps you keep track of what’s new and what’s been enhanced, so you can stay up to date with our software.