Changelog

Your professional application now saves to your account. Sign back in to continue your draft or check the application you already submitted.

After submission, a receipt confirms that your application is pending and gives you a reference you can return to. Retrying the same submission returns the same receipt.

What changed

• Application progress has its own page, separate from the professional workspace.
• Sign-in returns applicants to their current application stage.
• Submitting an application does not unlock professional work. Existing professionals keep their workspace access.

Fixed file permissions so workspace owners and members can open specialist deliveries associated with their workspace assignments.

Project delivery access now checks the stored file path correctly. Members no longer lose access because the workspace name differs from that path.

Fixed an application routing error that could prevent HumanDeploy from opening after a deployment. Product-specific routes now use the route structure supported by the application router.

Added a regression check for the route structure so this failure is caught before a future release.

Sign-in now checks whether setup is complete before choosing where to send you. Accounts that still need onboarding return to the project-start flow.

Fixed reused realtime subscription names that could interfere with updates across open views. Credit subscriptions also stay stable as authentication state changes.

Workspace channels now have dedicated routes and a more consistent sidebar. On mobile, a navigation sheet keeps workspace links available without crowding the conversation.

Improvements

• Notifications have their own URL.
• Project navigation truncates long names and keeps workspace actions in a dedicated menu.
• Dropdowns and modal surfaces handle scrolling more consistently.

HumanDeploy billing now follows the workspace subscription. The subscription hub brings plan information and billing actions into one place.

Fixed cancellation and subscription-state refreshes so the settings screen reflects the latest billing state. Workspace setup and plan selection also use more consistent navigation.

Professional applications now show a profile preview alongside the form. Practice details are split into domains and positioning, with clearer ranges for experience and availability.

Fixes

• Submission failures are shown in the form instead of failing silently.
• Upload errors are visible, and submission waits for an upload already in progress.
• Drafts are separated by the signed-in email address.
• Applicants can see the email they are using and switch accounts from the application.

The project-start flow brings your initial brief into account setup and creates the corresponding project. If you are already signed in, you can continue with your existing workspace.

You can continue with Google from the save step. If attaching the brief to your account fails, the flow now shows the error instead of quietly moving on.

Improvements

• Repeated submissions are deduplicated within the short retry window.
• The welcome view reads the saved project rather than placeholder content.
• Account and checkout return handling preserve the brief through the flow.

Workspace connections now share a consistent record across the workspace. Owners and admins manage the connection, while the connection status is easier to follow after returning from OAuth.

Improvements

• Google Drive browsing and project file handling use the workspace connection.
• Connection errors and loading states appear in the integrations view.
• Connection management distinguishes workspace ownership and admin access.

Files in the workspace asset panel now open in the appropriate preview: images in a lightbox, videos in a player, and documents in a document preview.

The panel shows real project assets. Removed placeholder rows and fixed a preview error when an asset is missing.

Added Google sign-in to the HumanDeploy authentication flow. Account creation carries the available Google profile details into setup.

Sign-in and onboarding now share the HumanDeploy interface, with clearer steps and more consistent buttons.

Added thread-native orchestration for workspace channels. Chat context can follow the channel and thread, while thread updates use realtime subscriptions.

Spaces group projects with shared context. Channel conversations and project conversations keep their own scopes.

Introduced HumanDeploy branding across the product and its humandeploy.ai domain. Areas are now called Spaces, with navigation and project grouping updated to match.

Improved Slack onboarding with brand-context scanning, suggested first deliverables and clearer subscription prompts.

Scope generation can use the accumulated conversation context when proposing the work.

Added assignment messages in Slack so professionals can review an offer, receive the brief and submit delivery from the conversation.

Added proposed scopes to Slack requests, bringing deliverables, exclusions, timing and credit requirements into the conversation.

Approve or adjust the proposed work from the thread.

Added intent routing for Slack conversations, using thread history and workspace context to distinguish new requests, revisions, status questions and other messages.

When the request is unclear, the assistant can ask for clarification.

Added a shared record for human work requests, bringing scope, credit requirements and delivery status together.

Requests can be tracked from draft through approval, assignment, delivery and completion.

Introduced shared OAuth handling, encrypted token storage and common connector infrastructure for supported integrations.

Connection health and retry handling use the same foundation.