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Primentra ships a changelog with every release. You can read it inside the app, without leaving the screen you are on. You can also read the release notes on primentra.com/changelog.

Opening the changelog

Click the version number at the right end of the status bar, for example v1.2026.8.14. The changelog opens full screen. The back arrow in its header returns you to the dashboard.

The changelog also has its own address, /changelog, so you can bookmark it or send someone a link.

The in-app changelog, with the newest release at the top
The in-app changelog, with the newest release at the top(click to enlarge)

What the changelog shows

Releases are listed newest first. Each release has a header card and one or more category cards.

The header card carries:

  • the version badge, for example v1.2026.8.14
  • the release date
  • a short title
  • a paragraph explaining what changed and why

The category cards group the individual changes. Each card shows a colored dot, an icon, one of three category names, New, Improved or Fixed, and how many items it holds. Under that, every change is listed with a check mark.

Reading a version number

Versions use the format MAJOR.YEAR.MONTH.DAY. In 1.2026.8.14, 1 is the major version, and the rest is the date of the last database change: 14 August 2026.

The version number only goes up when the database schema changes. A release that changes only the app or the API keeps the current version, so two installs of the same version can hold a different build.

Quote the version when you report a problem. The number in the status bar is the build you are actually running, which is not always the build you think you installed.

The changelog on the website

The same list is published at primentra.com/changelog. Use it to see what a newer release contains before you upgrade, since you do not have to sign in to read it.