Changelog
The latest features, improvements, and fixes on the openJII platform.
Everything on main is now live: the complete visualization and dashboard suite, fully generalized data uploads (CSV, Parquet, JSON, or Ambyte), a new in-app What's New feed powering this public changelog, and the mobile app current at v2.3.0.
A reliability-focused late-June release with improved scan handling, offline stability, branching measurement flows, long-measurement fixes, mobile upgrades, Workbooks polish, account updates, and security/resilience hardening.
A major platform release introducing Workbooks, a full data-exploration and charting overhaul, refreshed platform navigation, collaboration improvements, and a large IoT/devices infrastructure update.
New DEV features are ready for testing, including rebuilt data visualizations, URL-persisted filters, collaboration and privacy updates, large IoT payload handling, CMS-managed alerts, and mobile device-sheet improvements.
The redesigned openJII mobile app is now live, bringing a rebuilt Field Companion experience, faster Recent Measurements, faster uploads, in-app Dutch and English, improved measurement flows, and field-tested stability fixes.
This release brings mobile theme settings, offline measurement fixes, pending status indicators, recent-measurement comment indicators, orientation support, classroom experiment charts, operator-aware data filters, and security dependency updates.
A big release: the mobile app catches up with five weeks of UX work, the macro sandbox goes live in production, and platform improvements ship alongside.
A focused mobile release: QR codes inside questions, inline Bluetooth reconnect, SQLite on-device storage, plus a platform-side processed-data fix.
openJII v1.0 shipped to production: a protocol & macro redesign, on-device Python macros, project transfers, invitations, async exports, and a new data layer.
Offline measurements and a back button in the field, plus the web platform's first notifications and visualizations.
Our first beta: build experiment flows, add macros, and run them in the field from the companion mobile app.