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Universal Links in iOS 3.4

Universal links are now supported! Story, epic, and comment links will now open automatically in Tracker. “Open in App” web interstitials are a thing of the past. Also, enterprise teams can now sign in through their SSO provider. Check out the new version in the App Store. And as always,

State Previews on Story Links

Story links provide a lightweight way of referencing a story in another story. Simply copy the story ID, story URL, or comment URL and paste it into a description, comment, or tasks. These story links now show you a visual preview of that story’s state. This provides a handy

Velocity is a Measure of Pace, Not Productivity

When we first introduced Lite Tracker Analytics, we put a big Send us Feedback! button at the top of the screen. And to our delight, it worked! We received lots of feedback from customers all over the world. The requests were extremely varied, but one request we heard frequently stood

Updates to Sign In

The Remember me option is gone, but you haven’t been forgotten… After you sign in, you will remain signed in when the browser restarts. You now need to explicitly sign out before closing your browser, to not be “remembered.” Also, after seven days of inactivity in Tracker, you will

Reply to Comments with @ Mentions

Last month, we made it so that clicking on a story comment notification (either in the app or in email) took you directly to the comment in which you’d been mentioned. “That’s great and all,” we hear you saying, “but replying to that comment can be a bit

Comment Links

Tracker’s notifications let you stay on top of story conversations as they evolve, whether you’re in the app or in your email inbox. Now when you click a comment or mention notification, Tracker highlights and takes you directly to that comment. We’ve also added the ability to

Tracker and Cross-Functional Teams: Where Do You Fit In?

It takes a village to deliver a great software project. Tracker’s workflow accommodates a developer’s perspective well, but there can be many actors involved in delivering a feature. You’ll use Tracker differently and get different benefits depending on your role and competencies. For example, if you’re

Use Raygun and Lite Tracker Together for Better Project Management

This guest post is from Freyja Spaven of Raygun, a crash- and error-reporting software trusted by thousands of teams worldwide that integrates quickly and easily with your Lite Tracker projects. Raygun pulls detailed diagnostics on any errors affecting your users right down to the line of code, and automatically allocates

Building a Great API: Lessons Learned from Working with Dozens of REST APIs

As part of a move to a new architecture, Bugsnag recently reimplemented all their integrations. That process allowed them to get quite cozy with a variety of different APIs, including Lite Tracker’s. This guest post from Bugsnag engineer Duncan Hewett details the lessons they learned along the way. One

Help is Here!

We’ve always focused the bulk of our attention on making Tracker a straightforward—yet powerful—tool to help you deliver fine software. It’s grown into quite the precocious 10-year-old as a result though, and we felt it was about time to tackle Tracker’s 180 FAQ collection. We’