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What's new in Inlinr

Everything that reached production, grouped by release day. What is still being built is on the roadmap.

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  1. Import your WakaTime history with your API key

    Moving from WakaTime no longer means requesting an export, waiting for the email and uploading a file. Paste your WakaTime API key and Inlinr asks WakaTime for your whole history, then imports it.

    Read the release1 improved

  2. Dependency feed, README cards, and a settings overhaul

    The dependencies page became a feed you can read like a news page, the README card learned GitHub's themes, and settings were rebuilt around what you actually change. The public site also gained free tools, honest comparisons and the first guides.

    Read the release5 new · 5 improved · 1 fixed · 1 removed

  3. File history and AI guides

    Every file in a project now has a history, three guides explain the AI numbers from real measurements, and a dependency can be opened to see what upgrading it involves.

    Read the release3 new · 1 improved · 1 fixed

  4. Teams, dependency tracking and a mobile pass

    Inlinr works for more than one person: invite a team and see time per repository and per member. Dependency tracking arrived as an opt-in per project, and every screen got a pass on a phone.

    Read the release3 new · 2 improved · 1 removed

  5. Pro, invoices and client share links

    Inlinr Pro adds what a freelancer bills from: unlimited history, printable invoices, client share links and exports, with hourly rates that keep their history.

    Read the release3 new

  6. Inlinr goes live

    The first public version: install the editor plugin, sign in with GitHub, and your coding time per project, language and AI assistant fills in on its own.

    Read the release1 new

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