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Newest updates appear first. Each entry shows the date (or “earlier” for older extension builds where we did not record the ship day) and which product it applies to — Help Docs, Web App, and/or Chrome Extension — matching the tags on the card. For product help, see Getting started or email support.
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Help DocsWeb AppChrome Extension
Help Docs and Web App: one document credit per upload; Chrome Extension: collecting bills says what it costs, remembers your answer, and reports at scale
23 August 2026 · Help Docs · Web App · Chrome ExtensionCollecting bills from a billing page now tells you the cost before you approve. The approval card reads “N invoices and receipts on this page - one credit each”. If the page adds more documents while the card is waiting, the card updates to the new number; the run never collects more than the number you approved.Your answer sticks for as long as you stay on that page. Deny the card and it will not ask again until you leave that page. Switching panel views, starting a new chat or closing and reopening the side panel no longer loses a waiting card or asks you the same question twice; a page you have already collected is not offered again until you leave it.A finished collect reports at scale. Anything that did not file is grouped by reason with a count (“188 - The download failed”) instead of one line per document. If your document credits run out part way, the card says so once, tells you nothing was spent on the rest, and links straight to Billing to top up. The finished card also states what you approved, so the record is there after you reopen the panel.Billing wording corrected, in the app and here. Each upload counts as one document credit, however many pages the file has; the old wording that counted each page separately was wrong. A document eggz already holds is free to send again from the same website when the extension collects it. The plan table on Uploading documents now matches the plans you can actually buy.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome Extension: an eggz tab pinned in every window, and a floating card that stays with you
3 August 2026 · Chrome ExtensionVersion 1.5.1 is live on the Chrome Web Store. Chrome updates extensions on its own, so you will get it without doing anything — or open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode and press Update to pull it now.Two bigger things:
  • An eggz tab now sits pinned at the front of every window. Open a new window and it is already there, so you are never more than one click from your workspaces. Close it and it stays closed in that window — it will not spring back at you — and it returns next time you start Chrome. If you would rather not have it at all, there is a switch: Settings → Tabs → Keep the eggz tab pinned. See Settings.
  • The floating card stays with you. It used to disappear the moment you followed a link or changed tabs, which meant the card was only really usable if you sat still. Now it follows you: click through as many pages as you like, switch between tabs, and it is still there, on the same screen, with the same conversation and even a half-typed message you had not sent yet. See The floating card.
And a polish pass on what was already there:
  • The sidebar tells you which workspace you are in. When it is collapsed to icons it had no way of showing you — the one you were working in sat among the rest with only a small green dot to tell them apart. It now leads with it.
  • The floating card and the side panel read the same way left to right, so you are not relearning the same row of buttons twice. The card ends in the close button, with the size controls tucked behind it.
  • The middle card size is gone. Two sizes and dragging any edge covers it.
  • Double-click the eggz logo on the card to tuck it away to the nearest side.
  • Fixed: the tucked-away mascot could hide behind the scrollbar. On any page with a scrollbar, everything docked to the right was landing about 15 pixels too far over.
  • Fixed: the mascot is smaller when tucked away, and no longer wears a blue ring after you drag the card to the edge.
  • Fixed: folders now close again while you drag. Hunting for the right one used to leave a trail of open folders behind it, pushing the one you wanted off the screen. Dropping into a folder you had just opened also did nothing at all; it works now.
  • The side panel can hand itself to the card. Move to floating card puts eggz back over the page at the size you last used, and Maximise does the same at full-window size — Chrome does not let any extension resize its own side panel, so this hands you a card rather than pretending otherwise. If the page cannot take one, the panel stays where it is rather than leaving you with nothing.
  • Fixed: the side panel said the product name twice, one line under the other.
  • Fixed: a scrollbar in the empty chat box, and three stray lines in the collapsed sidebar that did not line up with anything.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome Extension: version 1.5.0 is on its way to the Chrome Web Store
2 August 2026 · Chrome ExtensionVersion 1.5.0 has been submitted to the Chrome Web Store. Google reviews every update, so it takes a week or two to appear. Chrome will update you on its own once it does.What is in it:
  • Wipe all data now clears everything. It used to leave your session snapshots behind, which held the name and address of every tab in them. If you wipe, it all goes.
  • Approvals are off until you turn them on. The inbox is a switch in Settings under your eggz account. While it is off, the extension never checks for approvals at all.
  • Every workspace shows in the right-click menu. It used to stop at 25 without saying so.
  • Keyboard shortcuts show the key on your keyboard. Option on a Mac, Alt on Windows, instead of making you work out which one is yours.
  • Push the floating card to the edge of the screen and it tucks away as the eggz mascot. Click it to bring the card back exactly as it was.
  • The Resources list handles long lists properly, and the buttons on each row can now be reached with the keyboard.
  • Fixed: a rename could be undone by itself. Renaming a workspace at the wrong moment could quietly revert.
  • Fixed: a tab could go missing when moved. Moving a tab while the extension was mid-save could lose it.
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Chrome ExtensionHelp Docs
Chrome Extension: Unscrambled Tabs is now called eggz Tab Manager & Bill Capture
1 August 2026 · Chrome Extension · Help DocsThe extension has a new name. Unscrambled Tabs is now eggz Tab Manager & Bill Capture. In ordinary writing we shorten it to eggz Tab Manager.The old name only ever described the tab half. It said nothing about sending a bill you have on screen straight into your eggz account, which is the other half of what the extension does. The new name says both.Nothing about how it works has changed, and there is nothing for you to do:
  • Your workspaces, saved tabs, custom tab names, snapshots and settings are exactly where you left them. No reinstall, no re-signing in.
  • Backups you exported under the old name still restore.
  • The right-click menu on any web page now reads eggz Tab Manager. The three items under it are unchanged: Rename this tab…, Save for later & close tab, and Move tab to workspace.
  • Help Centre addresses have not moved, so anything you bookmarked still works.
  • Entries further down this page keep the old name, because that is what the product was called on the day each one shipped.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome Extension: the toolbar button now opens a floating card over the page, dragging tabs gained copy and undo, right-click works on any workspace row, ⌘K runs actions by name, and Settings has been reorganised
1 August 2026 · Chrome Extension
  • Two ways to open it. The toolbar button now opens a floating card over the page you’re reading. Nothing on the page moves, and you can drag the card anywhere or resize it. If you prefer the docked side panel, Settings → Open as switches between them and takes effect on your next click. See Two ways to open it.
  • Dragging tabs got a lot clearer. A card follows your cursor for the whole drag and says exactly what letting go will do, as in “Moving 1 tab to Marchmont Cafe — hold ⌥ Option to copy”. It names the workspace you’re over and spells the key the way your own keyboard does. Move is the default everywhere. Hold ⌥ Option (Alt on Windows and Linux) as you let go to copy instead. See Moving tabs.
  • Undo any drop. Every drop leaves a message with an Undo button for ten seconds, or press ⌘Z / Ctrl+Z. Tabs an undone move had closed come back with their back-button history intact where Chrome still remembers them, rather than reloading from scratch. See Undo.
  • Right-click any workspace row. It opens the same menu as the row’s ⋯ button, right where your cursor is, in the card, the side panel and the dashboard sidebar. See The row menu.
  • Archive a workspace instead of deleting it. Archiving takes a workspace out of every list into a collapsed Archived section at the bottom, keeping its tabs, links and names. It also comes out of search and bulk actions, so nothing sweeps it up by accident. Restore puts it back. See Archiving.
  • ⌘K is now a command bar. On the dashboard it still finds your workspaces, tabs and saved links, and it now runs actions by name too: create a workspace, switch, archive, save or move this tab, suspend other tabs, close duplicates, toggle the sidebar, open settings. Commands only appear when they’d actually do something. See The command bar.
  • Settings, reorganised. The main list is now the handful of things people actually change. Protected domains, Performance & RAM, Keyboard shortcuts and Sessions live behind one Advanced row. Every screen’s back button names where it goes, and the shortcut list shows the keys you have bound right now rather than the factory defaults. See Settings & privacy.
  • New help pages. Getting started walks a brand-new user from install to their first moved tab, and Troubleshooting covers what people actually run into.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome Extension — switching brings everything back exactly, tabs get your own names, one-motion moves, one-click duplicate clean-up, and per-tab memory controls
30 July 2026 · Chrome Extension
  • Switching now brings everything back. Leave a workspace and return to find your tab groups (names, colours, even which ones were collapsed), pinned tabs, and the exact tab you were on — all exactly as you left them. Restarting Chrome restores the same detail. See Switching — everything comes back.
  • Give any tab your own name. Two tabs on the same page for different clients? Right-click the page → Unscrambled Tabs → Rename this tab… (or rename from any tab list). Your name shows on the tab strip itself, sticks through switches and restarts, and renamed-apart tabs are never mistaken for duplicates. See Rename any tab.
  • Move a tab to another workspace in one motion. Drag it onto a workspace in the dashboard sidebar, or right-click the page → Move tab to workspace — your most-recent workspaces are listed first. The tab is saved there and closed here. Alt+D saves a copy without closing. See Move a tab.
  • Save for later & close tab. Right-click any page to file it into your workspace’s saved links and close it — clutter gone, page kept.
  • Close duplicates in one click. A Close duplicates button appears in the Open Tabs view whenever you’ve got the same page open more than once — it keeps the copy you’re using (pinned tabs and renamed tabs are always safe) and closes the rest, across every window.
  • Suspend exactly the tabs you mean. Put one tab to sleep from its row, or Suspend others to quieten a whole window’s background tabs — memory freed, tabs stay on the strip, protected sites always skipped. See Suspend a tab.
  • Search got bigger — and came to the dashboard. Press / (or ⌘K / Ctrl+K) on the dashboard for a search palette, and search everywhere now spans your open tabs and saved tabs (custom names included) as well as workspaces and resources — Enter jumps straight to the result. See Search anything.
  • Flip between clients from the keyboard. Alt+A opens the workspace quick switcher, most-recent first — and tapping Alt+A then Enter bounces you straight back to your previous workspace. See Keyboard shortcuts.
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Web App
Web App — two documents for one purchase get combined and counted once, you can override any classification, and eggz flags weak GST paperwork before audit time
14 July 2026 · Web App
  • Two documents, one purchase. An invoice and its payment receipt are the same purchase, and eggz now treats them that way: clear matches are combined automatically and counted once, with both files kept and a one-click Separate to undo. Borderline matches become a “Looks like the same purchase” card showing both documents and what they share, and you answer Yes, same purchase or No, keep separate. This works across sources too, so a receipt you photograph can match an invoice that arrived by email. See Two documents, one purchase.
  • Proof of payment arrived. When a receipt matches an invoice still marked unpaid, the card says so, and combining keeps both files, marks the invoice paid, and counts the purchase once. A receipt attached to a bill now reads Proof of payment in its Process panel, and Separate from bill replaces the old Unlink wording.
  • Purchases to review, on your dashboard. Admins see pending same-purchase suggestions as a card on the dashboard home, so a couple of taps clears them. The card only appears when there’s something to review. See Purchases to review.
  • You always have the final say. eggz’s classification is an editable default, never a verdict. The receipt page adds This is actually a bill (with an Undo) and a one-click paid ⇄ unpaid switch. When a change has a real consequence, such as a possible double-count or a paid-status conflict, an orange note explains it first; it advises and never blocks. See You always have the final say.
  • Weak GST paperwork gets flagged early. A purchase over A$82.50 whose document is missing an ABN or a GST breakdown may not substantiate a GST credit at audit. eggz now shows a calm standing note on such receipts so you can ask the supplier for a proper tax invoice while it’s still easy. See The GST substantiation note.
  • Pick a currency when you create documents. Invoice, bill, quote, and customer forms now have a Currency picker, defaulting to your reporting currency, and line items and totals follow the currency you choose.
  • Smaller fixes. Your Billed / Collected / Outstanding choice now sticks for the browser session; voided documents consistently show $0 due; and the mobile menu’s Home and Approvals items now open their pages.
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Web App
Web App — no attachment? eggz now reads the email itself instead of quarantining it
11 July 2026 · Web App
  • No attachment, no problem. A forwarded email with no usable attachment but readable body content — a typical SaaS billing email — now becomes a Pending receipt from its message body instead of being quarantined. It’s only quarantined when there’s truly nothing to read, labelled Invalid attachment or no readable content. See Emails with no attachment.
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Web App
Web App — forward receipts and bills to your workspace's own email address
10 July 2026 · Web App
  • Email your receipts straight in. Every workspace now has its own private email address (claim yours in Settings > Integrations). Forward a receipt or bill to it — from your phone, your inbox, or a supplier — and each attachment of a processed email becomes a Pending receipt with AI extraction, ready for your review. Unknown senders are held in quarantine for an admin to release, and nothing is published to Xero without your approval. See Email-in: forward receipts to eggz.
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Web App
Web App — every receipt now shows its stage at a glance, with one clear next step and GST broken out
10 July 2026 · Web App
  • Every receipt shows where it stands. The receipt page now has a Process panel that names the stage — Reading, Couldn’t read, Needs review, Needs a decision, Expense, Attached to bill, or Published to Xero — and when there’s a step to take, the top of the page offers exactly one: Resolve (attach to a bill or create an expense), Add a date, or View bill. An Expense-stage receipt publishes from the Publish to Xero card instead, so it has no top button. See The Process panel.
  • GST is first class. When a receipt carries tax, the figures read Total (incl. GST) · GST · Subtotal (excl. GST) — the split AU substantiation needs — and the supplier links straight through to its account.
  • Unlinking is safe. Unlinking a receipt from a bill sends it back to Needs a decision rather than quietly turning it into a fresh expense.
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Web App
Web App — void or delete invoices properly, reconcile edited amounts automatically, flag receipts with no date, and see full payment history on invoices and bills
10 July 2026 · Web App
  • Void and delete invoices properly. Draft invoices can now be deleted outright. Issued invoices are voided instead — kept forever for your audit trail, but excluded from reports and tax totals. If payments are already applied, eggz offers to unapply them and void: the payment money is never deleted, it becomes unallocated credit you can apply elsewhere. See Voiding and deleting invoices.
  • Editing an amount can’t desync your line items anymore. Change a receipt’s total and eggz either absorbs it into the single line item automatically (with an Undo), or opens a Reconcile line items dialog so the total and the lines always agree before you save. See Editing a receipt’s amount.
  • Receipts with no date get flagged, not guessed. A Needs date receipt is excluded from Billed month totals and shown as Undated in Outstanding, with a one-tap bank-match suggestion or manual entry to fix it — and publishing to Xero is blocked until it’s dated. See Receipts without a date.
  • See exactly how an invoice or bill was paid. The detail page now shows a full Settlement history — Total, Paid, Amount due, and every payment, credit note, or prepayment applied, in order. Click a payment to see its full detail. See Settlement history.
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Web App
Web App — your Xero branding on every document, and publish eggz drafts straight to Xero
10 July 2026 · Web App
  • Your Xero branding, in eggz. The invoice and quote branding themes you built in Xero now show in Settings > Integrations. Pick a default theme for documents you publish, override it per document, and use View branded PDF to see an invoice or quote exactly as Xero renders it — logo, layout, and colours. Included with the Growth and Scale plans. See Your Xero branding in eggz.
  • Publish drafts straight to Xero. Drafted an invoice or quote in eggz — including one from the AI assistant? Click Publish draft to Xero to create it as a draft in Xero: nothing is sent to your customer, Xero assigns the number, and you review, approve, and send it there. The document links to Xero, so future syncs update it instead of duplicating. See Publish invoices & quotes to Xero.
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Web App
Web App — eggz is now invite-only, with a personal founding-member welcome from first receipt to first Xero publish
10 July 2026 · Web App
  • eggz is now invite-only. We’re onboarding founding members personally. If you don’t have an invite, leave your details on the new request-invite page and we’ll be in touch — the Sign Up button now takes you there while self-serve sign-up is paused.
  • A personal welcome for founding members. Invited founders skip the setup wizard entirely: sign in with your invited email (no password to create — just pick a sign-in option like Google), and a guided welcome takes you from your first receipt, to connecting Xero, to reviewing and publishing that receipt into your books. See Founding members: your first ten minutes.
  • You always approve before anything reaches Xero. eggz reads and prepares your documents, but nothing is written to your books without your explicit approval — during the welcome and everywhere else.
  • Not ready to finish setup? A Skip setup for now link on every welcome step takes you straight to your dashboard; you can connect Xero and upload receipts anytime from Settings > Integrations.
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Web App
Web App — publish a processed receipt to Xero from its detail page: review the pre-filled details, approve, done
10 July 2026 · Web App
  • Publish receipts to Xero. Processed receipts now have a Publish to Xero card on their detail page. Click it, review the pre-filled details (contact, date, amount, line items), optionally pick an expense account — and for paid receipts, the bank account the money came from — then approve. Unpaid receipts become bills; paid receipts become Spend Money transactions. Nothing is written to Xero without your explicit approval, each receipt publishes once, and eggz remembers the link so the next Xero sync recognises the record instead of duplicating it. If Xero rejects a publish, you see the exact error and the receipt stays unpublished. See Publish a receipt to Xero.
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Web App
Web App — Customize mode gets a real Save/Cancel, a personal default reporting view, and clearer expense drill-downs
9 July 2026 · Web App
  • Customize mode now has Save and Cancel. Nothing changes until you click Save — Cancel, or Esc, discards your edits, and a failed save keeps you in edit mode so nothing’s lost. Reset to default only takes effect once you save it. New dashboards open with Revenue, Monthly Spend, Expense Breakdown, Quote Pipeline, left to right. See Personalising your dashboard.
  • Widgets resize in clean steps — quarter, third, half, or full width, one or two units tall — so your layout always tiles neatly. While customizing, widgets are for dragging and resizing only; charts and links inside them aren’t clickable until you save or cancel.
  • Pin your own default reporting view. Click the pin next to the Billed / Collected / Outstanding toggle to make your current view your personal default — click it again to follow your organisation’s default instead. It only changes what you see. See Two things worth knowing.
  • Clearer Expense Breakdown drill-downs. Clicking a slice shows the records behind the number in your active view — including whole documents with no line detail — and the rows always add up to the card. See Seeing what’s behind a number.
  • Simpler chart taps on mobile. Tapping a chart now shows a tooltip with a Show More link to the full report, instead of navigating straight there.
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Web App
Web App — customise any list's columns, and tap any dashboard chart to drill into the numbers
8 July 2026 · Web App
  • Make every list your own. Show, hide, and reorder the columns on any list — Receipts, Bills, Sales, Quotes, Customers, and Transactions — from the Columns button in the toolbar. Your layout is saved just for you and waiting next time. See Customise your table columns.
  • Tap a chart, see the detail. Click any dashboard card — or a month, bar, or category on it — to jump straight to the transactions behind the number, already filtered. Each card has a ? that explains what it measures, and on your phone you can tap into explore mode to scrub exact values. Expense categories now read in plain English, too. See Drill into the numbers.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome Extension — replies stream in live, your chat survives a browser restart, and page-read permission is now one simple tap
5 July 2026 · Chrome Extension
  • Replies stream in live. The assistant now writes its answer as it goes, so you’re never left watching a blank box.
  • Pick up where you left off. Your conversation is saved to your account — close the browser, come back later, and it’s still there. Your chat is private to your account, so signing in as a different account simply starts a fresh one.
  • Simpler page-read permission. When the AI wants to read a page, it’s now one clear choice — Approve or Deny — asked each time. See AI assistant & the command bar.
  • The option to use your own Anthropic key is gone. The chat now runs on the included eggz assistant only, so there is no key to paste. Signing in is what turns the assistant on. See AI assistant & the command bar.
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Chrome Extension
Extension v1.2.0 — one smart AI chat (no more mode switch), AI that sees every window's tabs and your workspaces, and a new Open Tabs view
15 June 2026 · Chrome Extension · v1.2.0
  • One chat, no switch. The two separate AI helpers (and the little toggle between them) are gone. There’s now a single chat that quietly picks the right helper: signed in with credits → the included eggz assistant; out of credits with your own key → your key as a backup; signed out with a key → your key. See AI assistant & the command bar.
  • Your AI sees the whole browser. The chat now knows about every open tab in every window (even sleeping/suspended ones, by title and address) and your saved workspaces, folders, and links — so one chat answers both your books and your tabs. Sleeping tabs stay asleep; it only reads their title and address.
  • New Open Tabs view. See every tab across every window in one list, then save the keepers into a workspace. Choose the sort order and grouping, and pick where it lives via the Placement setting. See Open Tabs view for how it works today.
  • Organise, everywhere. Organize moved into the chat header and now tidies tabs across all windows, saving groups into new or existing workspaces.
  • Out of credits? You’re not stuck. A dismissible banner offers a one-click Upgrade, and if you have your own key the chat keeps going on it. No key? The upgrade card also lets you invite a friend for free credits.
  • Plus a friendlier emoji picker for workspaces/folders and tidier in-app confirmation dialogs.
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Help DocsWeb App
Choose which Xero organisation to connect; disconnecting now revokes access at Xero
14 June 2026 · Help Docs · Web App
  • Choose your Xero organisation. If your Xero login has access to more than one organisation, eggz now shows a selection screen after you authorise so you can pick which one to connect — single-organisation logins connect automatically. See Xero integration.
  • Switch organisations anytime. To change which organisation is linked, disconnect and reconnect, then choose the other one. Only one Xero organisation connects per workspace.
  • Disconnect now revokes access at Xero. Disconnecting withdraws eggz’s access on Xero’s side immediately, rather than only removing the local connection. Your already-synced data stays in eggz.
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Chrome Extension
Capture bills from any page, a first-run welcome, and a gentle bill-capture nudge
12 June 2026 · Chrome Extension
  • Capture bills from any page. Land on an invoice page or open a bill PDF and a banner offers to send it straight to eggz in one click — same upload pipeline and credits as the dashboard, so it lands in Expenses and starts extracting right away. The banner tidies itself away if you ignore it. See Capture bills from any page.
  • A friendly first run. New installs get a short three-step welcome — Welcome → Sign in to eggz → Done — with signing in (AI included, no key) as the recommended path.
  • A gentle nudge. Visited a few supplier or shop sites lately? The AI chat may show a “capture any bills?” suggestion chip with your message pre-filled. The list of recent sites stays on your computer and clears when you close Chrome.
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Web AppChrome Extension
AI assistant included with every plan — no API key needed when signed in
11 June 2026 · Web App · Chrome Extension
  • AI assistant included with every plan. The CRM chat in the web app and the extension’s Tabs AI (chat about tabs, Organize, save-resources) are covered by your eggz plan — fair use applies. You only pay for documents processed.
  • No API key needed in the extension. Signed in to eggz, all Tabs AI features work without an Anthropic key. Your own key, if configured, keeps being used.
  • If your organization is an unusually heavy AI user, the assistant shows an upgrade prompt instead of stopping silently.
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Chrome ExtensionWeb App
Sign in to eggz from Unscrambled Tabs: shared login, document upload, CRM chat
10 June 2026 · Web App · Chrome Extension
  • One login, both surfaces. Connect your eggz account from the side panel — sign in on either the extension or the web app and both share the session; signing out anywhere signs you out everywhere.
  • Upload from the side panel. Send a PDF, JPEG, PNG, or WebP (up to 10MB) or a screenshot of the current tab straight into your organization — same credits and extraction pipeline as the dashboard.
  • CRM chat in the extension. Signed in, the AI tab adds your organization’s eggz CRM agent (no API key needed): streamed answers about bills, invoices, quotes, accounts, and receipts, with your active tab as context. A header switcher flips between eggz CRM and the original Tabs AI (organise, tab sources, your own Anthropic key) — signing in never removes a feature. Signed out, the Tabs AI welcome screen offers Sign in / Sign up — see AI assistant & the command bar.
  • The agent can read documents you’ve just uploaded (“what’s the status of the bill I just sent?”).
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Help DocsWeb App
Help Centre loads inside the web app again
5 June 2026 · Help Docs · Web App
  • The in-app Help Centre panel can embed help pages from eggz.ai/help without the browser showing “refused to connect”.
  • Allowed embed origins: apex (eggz.ai), production app (app.eggz.ai), staging (staging.app.eggz.ai), preview (preview.app.eggz.ai), Vercel preview deployments (*.vercel.app), and local dev (http://localhost:3000).
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Web App
Get help without leaving the app
5 June 2026 · Web App
  • Open Help Centre from the nav or the ? hint on key pages — guides load in a side panel so you stay in eggz.
  • Covers dashboard upload, expenses, invoices, quotes, customers, contacts, settings, Xero integrations, and onboarding.
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Help Docs
Onboarding guide: six steps, all supported regions, optional plan step
5 June 2026 · Help Docs
  • Getting started now matches the app wizard: six steps including an optional plan step (Continue on Free).
  • Region table lists Australia, Canada, United States, United Kingdom, and New Zealand with currency and date-format notes.
  • Help Centre typography aligned to Geist (web app brand).
  • Free tier: 50 document credits, one-time (not monthly) — clarified on the plan step.
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Help DocsWeb App
Bill capture in ChatGPT & Claude — one-step save, no required reason field
1 June 2026 · Help Docs · Web App
  • Saving is now one step. Review the card and Save to eggz — no required “reason” or extra accounts-payable fields. Only a supplier, currency and one line item are needed; everything else is optional.
  • Smoother sign-in on save in Claude and ChatGPT — when you save as a guest, your assistant now prompts you to connect eggz inline and saves automatically once you’re in.
  • Added troubleshooting tips to the bill capture guide.
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Help DocsWeb App
Capture bills in ChatGPT & Claude (MCP) — extract, categorise, save to eggz
31 May 2026 · Help Docs · Web App
  • Capture bills inside ChatGPT and Claude. Share a receipt or bill in your AI assistant and eggz extracts the supplier, line items, amounts and tax, auto-categorises each line, and shows an editable card. Review, then Save to eggz — one-tap sign-in if you’re new — and the bill lands in Expenses.
  • No account needed to try it: extraction runs as a guest preview; your data is saved only when you sign in.
  • New guide: Capture Bills in ChatGPT & Claude.
  • Rolling out via the ChatGPT app and Claude connector directories.
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Help DocsChrome Extension
Help Centre now lives at eggz.ai/help · 301 from help.eggz.ai
9 May 2026 · Help Docs · Chrome Extension
  • The Help Centre is now at eggz.ai/help (not help.eggz.ai). Old URLs are 301-redirected path-for-path, e.g. help.eggz.ai/unscrambled-tabs/install → eggz.ai/help/unscrambled-tabs/install.
  • Why: keep SEO and brand on the eggz.ai domain; one host for marketing, app, and docs.
  • How: Mintlify hosts the docs; a Cloudflare Worker proxies /help/* to eggz.mintlify.app. Another Worker 301s the legacy help.eggz.ai hostname to eggz.ai/help/*. Internal links and this changelog use /help/... paths throughout.
  • Chrome Extension: Performance & RAM → Learn more opens /help/unscrambled-tabs/performance-and-ram#performance-modes-explained.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome extension v1.1.3 — help links, icons, About version
9 May 2026 · Chrome Extension
  • Store / manifest version 1.1.3 (matches what users install from the Chrome Web Store).
  • Performance & RAM → Learn more points at this Help Centre (performance modes). Help base URL defaults to https://eggz.ai with docs under /help.
  • Settings > About → Version reads the live Manifest V3 version from Chrome; builds also embed the same semver for tests and non-extension contexts.
  • Icons: toolbar and Web Store icons generated from one master PNG via Sharp (letterboxed on black). pnpm run build runs icon generation first and fails clearly if the asset is missing.
  • Tests for version resolution with a stubbed Chrome API and outside the extension runtime.
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Help DocsChrome Extension
Help Docs · top tabs (Web App / Chrome Extension) and eight extension pages
9 May 2026 · Help Docs · Chrome Extension
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Help Docs
Help Docs · guide SEO metadata and Changelog in the sidebar
4 May 2026 · Help Docs
  • Stronger title and description front matter on guides for clearer search snippets and previews.
  • Resources → Changelog added to navigation so release notes sit beside the rest of the docs.
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Web App
Web App · no user-facing release this week
27 April 2026 · Web AppNo customer-visible changes this week. Engineering continued work on document upload, Xero sync, and dashboard analytics. Follow this changelog for when those ship.
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Web AppChrome Extension
Web App · Chrome Extension · dependency and licence checks in CI
21 April 2026 · Web App · Chrome Extension
  • CI / engineering: dependency and licence allowlist checks in build pipelines (including the extension repo). No change to dashboard or extension UI from this work alone.
  • Roadmap: document upload, Xero sync, and analytics — watch this page and Getting started.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome extension v1.1.2 · RAM modes, discard rules, multi-window binding
Earlier (before 9 May 2026) · Chrome Extension
  • Performance modes: Manual (default), Balanced, or Aggressive — controls eligible inactive-tab discard via tabs.discard. Free RAM now discards safe inactive tabs in one shot; multi-window sweeps include all normal windows.
  • Workspace binding per Chrome window so the side panel and dashboard follow the workspace for that window.
  • Safety: never auto-discards active, pinned, audible, already discarded, chrome:// / extension pages, non-http(s) URLs, or Protected domains.
  • windows permission for reliable chrome.windows.getCurrent when routing and bindings.
  • Internal RAM/performance QA checklist (aggregate metrics only); more tests for discard eligibility.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome extension v1.1.1 · verified CRX uploads and signed releases
Earlier · Chrome Extension
  • Chrome Web Store Verified CRX Uploads; packages signed with RSA-2048 before upload (unsigned rejected).
  • pnpm run pack:crx and the release runbook for maintainers.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome extension v1.1.0 · emoji favicons, side panel polish, themes, protected domains
Earlier · Chrome Extension
  • Custom emoji for tabs missing favicons.
  • Side panel: less flash on workspace switch; batched background tab updates; remembers scroll, view, and expanded workspaces.
  • Themes: token-based light/dark with WCAG AA-oriented dark mode; light-mode toasts, tooltips, modals, and export/import flows follow the theme.
  • Protected domains so important sites are not auto-suspended.
  • Stability: safer behaviour with no browser window; fewer errors when restoring sessions.
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Chrome Extension
Chrome extension v1.0.0 · first public release
Earlier · Chrome Extension
  • Workspaces with tab grouping and organisation; AI tab search and assistant; Session time travel (snapshots every 5 minutes); tab dedupe; tab suspension to free RAM; AES-256-GCM backup/restore; Workona import; shortcuts (⌘K search, ⌘J assistant); dashboard with resizable panels.

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For maintainers (entry format)

Use one <Update> per ship batch. label — unique anchor, e.g. YYYY-MM-DD--topic or ext-vMAJOR-MINOR-PATCH when no calendar date exists. description — short headline for the timeline. tags — only Help Docs, Web App, and/or Chrome Extension (same order as the bold line: Help Docs → Web App → Chrome Extension). Put the calendar date and scopes on the first line inside the block, as in the entries above.