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Dev Log becomes a category inside Updates. This gives the site one clean place for release notes, product decisions, roadmap thinking, and founder updates.

ProductMay 11, 2026

Train hard. Think less.

A cleaner public site direction focused on the athlete's job: do the work while Protocol handles the structure, tracking, and progression.

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ReleaseJune 5, 2026

Review surfaces are more honest

Insights, Me, Settings, and workout labels now do a better job of separating source data, planned work, quick sessions, and account-related actions.

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ReleaseJune 3, 2026

Today and Plan are clearer

Today now does a better job of showing what needs attention, while Plan keeps routine activation explicit and easier to recover.

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Dev LogMay 20, 2026

Builder Reliability Pass

The routine builder is stricter about valid sets, clearer about drafts, and more stable when building custom workout routines across different exercise types.

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Dev LogMay 8, 2026

Builder Surface Contract + Coach Readiness

Completed the builder extraction through Phase 4: Protocol now has a reusable routine-builder surface contract, stronger routine ownership rules, and the groundwork for future coach workflows without forking the builder.

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Dev LogFebruary 20, 2026

Workout Header Unification

Introduced a shared WorkoutHeader to standardize play and quick workout header layout, adding clearer context (date/timer) and improving responsiveness.

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Dev LogJanuary 21, 2026

Routine Builder Draft Autosave + Restore

Implemented real draft write-path for the routine builder with debounced autosave, restore/discard prompts on open, safe versioning, and analytics events to prevent lost work.

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Dev LogJanuary 21, 2026

Product Event Tracking Overhaul

Improved product event tracking across onboarding, workouts, and routine management so Protocol can learn from real usage more consistently.

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Dev LogJanuary 19, 2026

Engine Expansion: ModalityType + Intervals + MindBody

Finalized a unified exercise engine direction: ModalityType replaces LoadKind, cardio + HIIT converge into one path, intervals/pace become first-class performance schemas, and MindBody (yoga/mobility) lands without exploding exercise types.

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