.18.0
v0.18.0 — 📇 The desk card, the small sticker, the install link. Each dealership gets a card for the finance manager's desk: the customer scans it before they leave, puts AWS on their home screen, and learns their coverage shows up within 24 hours. The door-jamb sticker is smaller — just the logo and the QR. Glass pros install the app straight from the GlassGuard link. The demo now has sample vehicles for every coverage answer and shows every email the app sends, and a new checklist lists what to find out from a dealership and from PCMI.
.17.0
v0.17.0 — 🏷 One sticker per product, one GlassGuard link. The stickers are now AWS black and lime with the real GlassGuard logo — one for GlassGuard, TireGuard and ScreenGuard, the same at every dealership. The GlassGuard sticker opens one link for every dealership: the glass pro picks the dealership, and the phone picks it for them when it is standing there. At Home's weekly list can be split into repairs or replacements, the logos and GlassGuard sales pieces live on a new Stickers & brand page, and a 🎬 Demo tour walks a meeting through all 7 steps from one page.
.16.0
v0.16.0 — 🎬 Demo mode and the GlassGuard sticker. A demo link runs the glass form, the claim and the customer portal without saving anything. The dealer page now shows a designed GlassGuard sticker with the dealership’s QR, ready to download for a printer. The windshield drawing is now seen from the front of the car: driver on the right.
.15.0
v0.15.0 — 📷 Scan the VIN. The glass-pro form, Start a claim and the customer portal now have a Scan the VIN barcode button: point the phone at the door-jamb barcode and the VIN fills itself in and is looked up. It works on iPhone and Android, and a photo works when the camera is blocked. Also fixed: buttons and badges that sat on top of other things on the screen.
.14.0
v0.14.0 — 🔌 The dealer-feed landing spot. A dealership's system (or PEN, or an F&I menu) can send contracts straight into the app with a private key instead of a login. Each contract is checked first, filed exactly once even if it is sent again, and logged under Import statements › Dealer feeds. No dealer system is connected yet.
.13.0
v0.13.0 — 🔑 The customer portal. Customers can now look after themselves at /portal: they type their VIN, last name and one more detail — the contract number on their AWS paperwork (or the last 4 of their phone, or their ZIP) — and see only their own products with a clear Active / Expiring / Expired badge, their claims and what happened on each, and how many windshield repairs they have used this year. A Start a claim button opens the claim page already filled in. No password, no account to create, and it never opens the admin app. Nothing is emailed or texted yet.
.12.0
v0.12.0 — 📣 Start a claim. A customer with windshield damage opens one page on their phone, picks their dealership, and sends their VIN, details and photos — including their driver's license, which only signed-in AWS staff can open and which is deleted 90 days after the request closes. At Home inside sales gets a HOT LEAD email with the coverage and how many repairs are left this year, calls the customer, and books the repair or replacement from a private link; the appointment lands on the claim. A new Leads page tracks every request. Nothing is emailed yet — it all waits in the Outbox.
.11.0
v0.11.0 — 🪟 The GlassGuard inspection form. A glass pro scans the dealership's QR sticker, inspects a windshield on their phone — damage types, a drawing, photos, repair or replacement — and submits. AWS gets the copy in the Outbox, a claim opens by itself when the customer is covered, and replacement jobs collect on a weekly walk-in sheet for At Home. Nothing is emailed yet.
.10.0
v0.10.0 — 🏷 ScreenGuard. The touchscreen protectors Mercedes-Benz of South Orlando sold under the GlassGuard name now live under their own product, ScreenGuard. The Imports page has a Data fixes box: check first (nothing is saved), then one confirmed click moves them; dates, prices and coverage end dates never change, every move is logged, and an Undo button puts it all back. The dealership's future "GG" sheets file as ScreenGuard on their own, and the Program Numbers deck shows three products.
.9.0
v0.9.0 — 🧱 Outbox + media + the public-form shield. Groundwork for the windshield leg: an Outbox where every email the app wants to send waits until you copy it out or a provider is connected, a safe photo store with a locked place for licence images, a guard for the coming public forms, and a private QR sticker link for each dealership on its page. Nothing new is open to the public yet.
.7.1
v0.7.1 — 🔒 Two belt-and-braces security tightenings from a five-point audit: looking something up can never quietly save anything anymore, and the practice server's file-serving rules got stricter. Neither was reachable by an outsider — closed on principle, each with a test that sounds the alarm if it ever comes back.
.7.0
v0.7.0 — 📥 Import statements. Drop in the spreadsheet the dealership emails and the app reads it: every customer, vehicle, price and F&I manager, straight into the system. It shows you exactly what it will add or change before anything is saved, spots cancelled deals so they never count as sales, quietly fixes dates the dealer's Excel wrote back-to-front, and checks its own maths against the cheque total on the sheet — refusing to import if the two disagree. Upload the same month twice and nothing doubles up.
.6.3
v0.6.3 — vehicles exist: all 9,715 registrations backfilled with year/make/model from their VINs. AppSheet notes imported and matched, junk contact cells cleaned.
.5.2
v0.5.2 — bug reporter takes a screenshot and passes it through to the intake.
.5.1
v0.5.1 — the 🐛 report button: broken-or-idea popup with device basics, filed to the board.
.5.0
v0.5.0 — ✨ the New Look, with Classic one click away.
.4.x
v0.4.x — Cloudflare + real data, the report builder, roadside discovery and the map, the split into Road Rangers vs Tire Shops, Google Places and the category gates, and the mobile build-out.
.1
v0.1–v0.3 — born as GuardHQ, renamed to AWS Motor Club; both master lists imported; comms hub and expired-coverage treatment.
Full detail — every version, every number — lives in APP_BREAKDOWN.md §10.