Changelog

New

• The client questionnaire is now split into sections: basics, custom fields, family and wedding party, and vendors. You choose which sections to send, and can turn on more sections later.
• Clients can now save each section as they go and finish the rest later.
• When clients view their timeline, they now see the coverage window, golden hour, and sunset marked on it, the same as you do.

Improved

• Questionnaire answers no longer overwrite existing wedding details when a field is left blank.
• Vendors now show on your shared timelines and PDF exports automatically whenever any are added, without turning on a setting first. You can still hide them in the share settings.

Fixed

• Clients can now see which timeline blocks have comments, with a marker for new comments they haven't read yet.

Improved

• Your dashboard and other app pages now load faster.

New

• Toggle your dashboard between active and archived timelines in both list and card view.

Improved

• The view and active/archived toggles on your timelines dashboard now sit quietly as small icons until you hover or tab to them, keeping the focus on your timelines.
• Past weddings now have a lighter look: a subtle grey tint and a "Past" label, instead of the heavy greyed-out style. Archived weddings look the same as active ones, with the "Archived" status showing they are tucked away.

Fixed

• The list view on the timelines dashboard now scrolls sideways on smaller screens instead of squashing the column headers together.
• The view, active/archived, and date sort buttons on your timelines dashboard now show a highlight when you hover over them.

New

• You can now archive a wedding straight from the three dot menu on the dashboard, without opening its timeline. Archived weddings can be unarchived the same way.
• An empty timeline now shows a "New Block" button so you can add your first block in a click, without dragging.
• A getting started checklist now appears on your timeline as a small floating guide: add a ceremony block, share with your couple, and customize your branding. You can collapse it or dismiss it anytime.

Improved

• Block types in the palette now highlight as you hover over them.
• On a blank timeline, the palette draws your eye to the Ceremony block as the starting point.
• The Ceremony block now sits on its own, set apart from the other block types, when adding blocks.
• On the timelines dashboard, the date sort and view controls now sit on the same row as the New Timeline button, so your timelines start higher on the page.
• The list view on the timelines dashboard is now a sortable table with Couple, Date, Location, and Status columns. Click a column heading to sort by it, and click again to reverse the order.
• Wedding statuses are simpler: Draft, In Progress, Final, and Archived. A "Waiting on couple" tag now appears on weddings with an unanswered questionnaire, and past weddings are greyed out and marked "Past" on your dashboard.

Removed

• The status filter buttons on the timelines dashboard. Status filtering is being reworked and will return.

Fixed

• The notifications panel now closes when you open the Help or profile menu.

New

• Customize your timeline's background, header, and text colors, and choose title and body fonts. Your changes appear on the client and internal timeline, the share link, and the PDF.
• Upload a dark logo and it now appears automatically when you choose a dark header color.
• Settings is now organized into Company, Branding, Billing, and Account tabs.

New

• Drop a ceremony with a start time on an empty timeline and Daymarked offers to fill in the blocks before it (first look, photos, and a buffer), built backwards from the ceremony.

Improved

• The sign-up page is cleaner on phones, with less to scroll past before you reach the form.

Fixed

• The timeline on a shared link now sits on a white background instead of cream, so it stands apart from the header.
• Sign-up, login, and the other account pages no longer scroll past the bottom of the screen on phones.

New

• You can now sign in with Google or a one-time email link, no password required. The email link is meant to be opened on your computer.

Improved

• Beta access is now open to everyone who signs up before the beta ends, no invite code needed.