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ToolAcre release notes

The Stitch redesign was released to production on 25 October 2026. This record separates what that release shipped and verified from the limitations that remained.

25 October 2026 - Stitch redesign

The release applied the shared Stitch-aligned design system across the portfolio: layout tokens, typography, navigation, cards, controls, responsive behavior and dark mode. It preserved the existing browser tools and their route structure rather than replacing the applications.

The release record covered 136 canonical English templates mapped to 129 unique Stitch screen identifiers. The production artifact contained 693 English routes and 11,781 localized documents across 17 non-English locales.

Verification completed for that release

Source validation, formatting, type checks, consent and advertising checks passed. The recorded unit and integration run passed 6,176 tests, and the functional browser run passed 389 checks with 21 optional-engine skips and no failures.

The production release was checked at desktop, tablet and mobile viewports. Route quality, product mounts, redirects, security headers, consent behavior, representative tool workflows and live homepage visuals passed the release gates recorded at deployment time.

Production record

The verified production URL was https://toolacre.com/. The deployed hotfix merge recorded for the release was ac76bfbfa513cbde560dbd26af409456e331a31b. No rollback was required.

A release result is historical evidence for that revision, not a promise that later changes are identical. Current pages continue to be tested against their own source, route and visual contracts.

Known limitations at release

  • The metadata audit reported 559 non-blocking title and description length advisories, with no missing or duplicate metadata errors.
  • Lighthouse was not installed in the repository, so the release made no Lighthouse score claim.
  • Browser rendering, font antialiasing and device codec support can still produce small environmental differences that image comparison alone cannot classify.