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Changelog
Changelog
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Shipped
Public marketing site, crawlable and agent-readable
The public Quotrr site went live: real static pages for contractors and homeowners, comparison and trade pages, and an agent surface that machines can read.
Static pages built and served below the console gate, so every page is a real crawlable URL, not a JavaScript shell.
Contractor and homeowner landing pages, a features page, pricing, how it works, a product tour, and an about page written straight.
Comparison pages against Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, and Thumbtack, plus trade pages for pools, landscape, roofing, and HVAC.
A sitemap, robots policy that names the major AI crawlers, llms.txt, and agents.json so agents can discover the surface.
An in-header search dialog that works as a progressive enhancement over real links.
Added
Signup, waitlist, and welcome funnel
Every call to action now lands on a real form instead of dead-ending at the pricing page.
A contractor signup form with inline validation, a honeypot, and analytics events.
A homeowner waitlist form for the trades and metros we have not opened yet.
A post-signup welcome checklist that tracks first-run setup against real account state.
Shipped
Customer portal with magic-link sign-in
Homeowners can open a proposal and follow the whole job from a link, with no app to install and no password to set.
A magic-link sign-in so a homeowner taps an email or text link and lands in their portal, no password.
A live job timeline so the customer sees each phase as it happens.
The proposal page reads the same record the contractor sees, so there is one source of truth, not two.
Shipped
Public agent surface
Quotrr now publishes a clean, identified, rate-limited surface for AI agents instead of leaving them to scrape.
llms.txt at the domain root and agents.json at the well-known path, both live.
A documented consent model: anonymized reads are free, anything done for a person needs a scoped, expiring OAuth token signed by that person.
An abuse-reporting path and a published rate-and-cost policy.
Fixed
Restored the chat tab in the iOS app
The chat tab is back in the iOS app navigation after a regression hid it.
The chat tab returns to its place in the tab bar.
Threads and message history load as before.
Added
Design Studio linked from the public tools
The public estimate tools page now links through to the Design Studio.
A path from the public estimate page into the Design Studio.
Consistent header and footer navigation between the two surfaces.
