RELEASE NOTES
A dated, public record of the product: what is available now, what is running in pilot, and what is being prepared next.
Product timeline
A new browser-only guide helps organisers prepare a Discord room, make consent visible, and complete a clean archive handoff. Its checklist is saved only on the visitor’s device and needs no account or integration.
The public site now has a consistent header, clear routes for the main page, the free Party Builder and service access. Error views, a health endpoint, a sitemap and a robots file are in place for safe operation and search discovery.
The free D&D 5e party tool now keeps the selection interface beside the analysis, supports up to eight participants, preserves added participant choices when level changes, and returns recommendations from the service rather than exposing the scoring logic in the browser.
The archive uses Discord OAuth confirmation rather than trusting a supplied Discord ID. A participant sees rooms only when the archive has a recorded access relationship for that verified Discord account.
Discord recording rooms can produce a shared mix and separate participant tracks. The protected archive presents available files for listening or download; it does not expose archive storage directly through the public site.
The billing area explains the first controlled payment workflow: invoice, reviewed bank transfer, and administrator confirmation. It is intentionally not a public payment form yet.
Before a general commercial launch, Skiprule will publish the privacy notice, detail storage and deletion periods, and complete the payment flow. Customer recordings are planned to remain available through the paid period and for one year after it ends; trial recordings are planned for one month.
The site is prepared for English, Ukrainian and Russian. More localizations, a Skiprule community space connected to Discord, and ongoing release notes will be added as the product grows.