What we shipped, in words that mean something.

User-facing changes, newest first. Written for operators, not for engineers:

if a change does not alter what you can do, it is not here.

August 2026

Martyn's Law readiness, stated honestly. The compliance pages now say

exactly what ships today (accreditation records, induction and briefing

records, an audit trail under every change) and what is still on the roadmap

(a one-click compliance file export). A free readiness checklist is available

on the Martyn's Law page.

Text messages that behave. Every SMS Bloop sends now opens with the event

name so recipients know who it is from. Replying STOP unsubscribes a number

immediately and permanently, START re-subscribes, and nothing is sent outside

08:00 to 21:00 unless an admin overrides it for something urgent. Group

messages carry the opt-out line automatically, and the composer shows how many

segments a message will cost before you send it.

A first-run that goes somewhere. A new admin with no organisation now lands

on a short setup screen instead of an empty dashboard, and events in planning

carry a six-step checklist: dates, pass types, zones, a supplier invite, the

first credential, a scanning device.

Invites that explain themselves. Team invites now name the organisation and

the person inviting you, and replies go straight back to that person.

Integrations, documented. New pages for See Tickets, Xero and Google

Sheets, each stating what syncs, in which direction, and where the limits are.

July 2026

Credential sheets. Artwork, gate matrix and print pack for physical passes,

generated from the same access matrix the scanners use.

Supplier portals scoped to the supplier. Each contractor signs in to their

own portal and sees only their own allocation, people and documents, so you can

hand out access without handing over the whole accreditation list.

Confirm, don't retype. Returning suppliers and crew confirm the details

Bloop already holds instead of filling the form again.

Earlier

Bloop has been running live events since before this changelog started. The

history before July 2026 lives in the repository; this file begins where the

user-facing notes do.