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Changelog

Every tagged release of the NativeExpress codebase, newest first. Versions follow semantic versioning, and each date is the day that tag shipped.

  1. 2.1.2

    Latest

    A privacy fix for avatar storage, plus chat fixes. Existing projects run one SQL script from the release.

    • Nobody can list the avatars bucket any more, so user ids stay private. Avatars keep loading as before.
    • Reopening a chat thread no longer drops the last exchange, and on iPad the first reply of a new chat now appears.
    • Passwords accept any symbol as the special character, matching Supabase's own rule.
    • A failed font load no longer leaves the app on the splash screen.
    • Sign-in fields work with password managers and autofill, and the show-password button is labelled for screen readers.
    • The Edit Profile sheet rises above the keyboard.
    Full release notes

  2. 2.1.1

    Ready for Xcode 27 and iOS 27. No database changes; rebuild the native app after updating.

    • Apps built with Xcode 27 launch on iOS 27: the app adopts the scene lifecycle the iOS 27 SDK requires.
    • The project builds with Xcode 27, which rejected the push notification extension's old deployment target.
    • The Android build no longer asks for photo and video read permissions that Google Play rejects.
    • The edge functions work with Supabase's new API keys, ahead of the legacy keys being removed at the end of 2026.
    • The age-rating answers cover Apple's new social media question and no longer over-declare an AI chat.
    • The avatar picker no longer opens behind the Edit Profile drawer.
    Full release notes

  3. 2.1.0

    Your coding agent can now take the app from first prompt to store listing. No database changes; apps on 2.0.1 ship the app update before deploying the new edge functions.

    • Setup starts with a product brief: the agent asks a few questions, removes what the app does not need and walks you through the first build with an App Store Connect API key.
    • Remove Chat, Create, Scan, Sentry, OneSignal or PostHog with one command each.
    • A design skill generates your theme, font pair, app icon and splash screen from a seed colour and your logo.
    • Scripts submit the App Store and Google Play listings, privacy answers, age rating and releases, with one privacy config feeding both stores.
    • Chat, Create and Scan ask for AI consent before sending anything, as App Store review requires, and the server enforces it.
    • Sentry records screen load times and slow frames, and strips personal data from request URLs. Session replay stays off.
    • Paywall analytics count a paywall as shown only when it was on screen.
    • A pre-commit hook keeps formatting clean, and every script now runs on Windows.
    Full release notes

  4. 2.0.1

    • Subscription status survives an entitlement refresh, so Pro access no longer drops out while RevenueCat reloads.
    • Hardened the AI quota counting, purchase handling and session cleanup.
    • Chat, image generation and scanning each live in their own feature folder, so an app can ship without the ones it does not need.

  5. 2.0.0

    A rebuilt interface layer and three AI features. The database schema, styling system and AI functions all changed, so apps on 1.x follow the upgrade guide.

    • Streaming AI chat with threads, a model picker, Markdown replies, photo attachments and a monthly free quota.
    • Image generation with style presets, aspect ratios, a gallery, and save and share actions.
    • A camera scanner that returns structured results, with a scan history.
    • A three-step onboarding funnel with a notification primer and named paywall placements.
    • The interface rebuilt on Uniwind, Tailwind CSS v4 and HeroUI Native, replacing GlueStack UI and NativeWind.
    • Expo SDK 57, React Native 0.86, React 19.2 and TypeScript 6.
    • Eleven typed product events covering onboarding, authentication, the AI features, paywalls and Pro status.
    • Optional Superwall paywalls alongside RevenueCat.
    • iPad layouts, Jest and React Native Testing Library tests, and Maestro flows.
    • Setup, conventions and store-submission skills for coding agents, with yarn skills:doctor reporting what is still unconfigured.
    Upgrade from v1

  6. 1.5.0

    • Expo SDK 54 and React Native 0.81.

  7. 1.4.1

    • Avatar uploads moved to their own Supabase storage bucket, with row-level security policies on profile images.
    • Fixed the forgot-password flow.

  8. 1.4.0

    • Expo SDK 53, React Native 0.79 and React 19.
    • Fixed the RevenueCat provider on Android and the PostHog provider.

  9. 1.3.0

    • An AI tab backed by a Supabase edge function.
    • Reworked the account-deletion edge function.

  10. 1.2.1

    • Expo and React Native dependencies moved to their latest patch releases.
    • Fixed the storage bucket environment variable.

  11. 1.2.0

    • RevenueCat identifies signed-in customers, so purchases follow the account.
    • Fixed Sign in with Apple null handling, the theme provider and the not-found screen.

  12. 1.1.1

    • Fixed the OneSignal push opt-in, an error when deleting an account, and the missing name on Sign in with Apple.

  13. 1.1.0

    • A Cursor rules file, so AI-assisted edits follow the codebase's conventions.
    • GlueStack UI and NativeWind upgrades.

  14. 1.0.0

    The first public release.

    • Expo SDK 52 and React Native 0.76.
    • Supabase authentication with Google and Apple sign-in, and account deletion.
    • RevenueCat subscriptions, OneSignal push notifications, PostHog analytics and optional Sentry error tracking.
    • Internationalization, and light and dark themes.

The full technical release notes, including every breaking change, live in the documentation.