A clear record of what is being added, changed, and fixed as the Pravely app moves toward release. Early entries describe historical product direction; use the current feature availability table for what customers receive today.
WEB V1 · 003
A public product promise
Added
A living feature-availability table for plans, platforms, verification, and roadmap items.
Smart planning alerts for Complete and the seven-day Complete trial.
A locked-screen path to delete financial data or the entire account after trial expiry.
Clarified
The responsive web app launches before PWA and native packages.
Future Complete options are labeled as planned rather than available.
Pravely accounting is an internal founder tool, not a customer feature.
Protected
Expired access is blocked at both the interface and database boundaries.
Deleting a goal preserves the connected budget contribution.
Internal source, historical documents, and workbook masters are excluded from the public-site deployment.
APP PREVIEW · 002
Accounts and licensed Essentials access
Added
Account creation with separate first and last name fields.
Returning-customer login and persistent sessions.
Password reset and signed-in password changes.
A verified account home for the free Essentials toolkit.
Changed
Free Essentials access now requires a verified Pravely account.
Each workbook is personalized and receives a unique license ID.
Authentication email designs are simplified to a single clear action.
Protected
Workbook masters remain in private storage.
Downloads use short-lived signed URLs.
Free licenses can only be accessed by their owning account.
APP PREVIEW · 001
The app takes center stage
Added
First concept for the Pravely app home screen.
Product direction centered on cash flow, next steps, debt progress, and goals.
A free-account path connecting the Essentials workbook with the Pravely app.
Changed
Pravely is now presented as an app rather than a collection of paid workbooks.
The Essentials workbook becomes the free starting point for account holders.
Website colors, typography, and product previews now reflect the app direction.