April 26, 2026

Faster, everywhere.

Workspace pages now paint in one shot. Long sheets stay 60fps at any size. Realtime updates land in tens of milliseconds cross-region. The dashboard feels the same with one writer or seven.

New

Workspaces paint in one shot. Workspace name, columns, the first 500 rows, and members all ship inline on the first byte of HTML. No spinner, no client-side fetch waterfall before you see your table.
Long tables stay 60fps. Workspaces over 100 rows now virtualize the scroll area; only visible rows plus a 10-row buffer stay mounted. Selection, drag-fill, clipboard, keyboard nav, drag-and-drop reorder all preserved.
Sub-100ms realtime updates. Workspace events propagate cross-region in tens of milliseconds. Polling stays as the correctness net underneath, so missed broadcasts never lose the event.
Mid-keystroke writes never block. Live event load no longer drags the page. Multiplayer typing feels the same with 1 person writing or 5 humans + 2 agents writing concurrently.

Polish

Doc-first workspaces no longer flash the table on first load. Mode resolves on the server: URL `?m=` hint, then the workspace's persisted default, then table as last resort.
Per-workspace `<title>` and canonical URL. Browser tabs, history, and link previews all show the workspace name instead of a generic "Dock".

Docs

`/docs/performance` publishes the budgets we hold ourselves to: warm-cache TTFB, FCP, LCP, CLS targets, plus the architecture split (SSR marketing site, mostly-SSR dashboard).