Dan Podsedly • Wednesday, August 10, 2016 • Updates

Reply to Comments with @ Mentions

Last month, we made it so that clicking on a story comment notification (either in the app or in email) took you directly to the comment in which you’d been mentioned. “That’s great and all,” we hear you saying, “but replying to that comment can be a bit painful when you’re trying to keep everyone already @ mentioned in the conversation.” Fair point! Hold onto your horses, because now you can quickly reply to everyone who’s part of a comment thread with one click. Read more...

Matt Heidemann • Wednesday, July 6, 2016 • Updates

Comment Links

Tracker’s notifications let you stay on top of story conversations as they evolve, whether you’re in the app or in your email inbox. Now when you click a comment or mention notification, Tracker highlights and takes you directly to that comment. Read more...

Joanne Webb • Monday, May 9, 2016 • Updates

Help is Here!

We’ve always focused the bulk of our attention on making Tracker a straightforward—yet powerful—tool to help you deliver fine software. It’s grown into quite the precocious 10-year-old as a result though, and we felt it was about time to tackle Tracker’s 180 FAQ collection. We’ve revamped all of our help material and put it into one glorious, easily searchable spot. Here it is—the new Tracker Help Center. Read more...

Matt Heidemann • Wednesday, April 20, 2016 • Updates

Replace Owners and Requesters on Multiple Stories

There’s a brand-new addition to the Bulk Actions menu when you select multiple stories: people! From here, you can easily replace the requester or owners on a bunch of stories. Rather than opening every story to make the changes individually, you can now do it in one spot. Read more...

Matt Heidemann • Tuesday, April 12, 2016 • Updates

Collapsed Commits

Commit activity on a story can sometimes take over the conversation and make the activity stream unwieldy. No one likes to sift through seemingly endless commits to find what they need. Read more...

Dan Podsedly • Monday, April 4, 2016 • Updates

Pivotal Tracker Analytics: Now Out of Beta!

It’s official! Pivotal Tracker’s new project Analytics features are now out of beta! As thousands of you have already discovered, Analytics bring a new level of visibility to your project and allows you to easily uncover bottlenecks and continuously improve your team’s performance. It’s a collection of simple but powerful reports that give insight into your project’s cadence, including fluctuations over time. You get a high-level view of progress, and the power to easily drill down into details. Read more...

Steve Lichtenstein • Thursday, February 11, 2016 • Updates

iOS Update—Version 3.2 is Now in the App Store!

Our mobile team has been hard at work over the last months improving the Tracker iOS app, and we’re excited to release the latest update: version 3.2. Get it now in the App Store! Read more...

Steve Lichtenstein • Wednesday, February 3, 2016 • Updates

Saved Search Improvements and Search Sharing

The new year is a good time to take stock of where you are, identify any issues holding you back, and make the necessary changes. To that end, we’ve made dotted lines with a Sharpie around minor problem areas in our interface and tightened them up to make them glow brighter than ever. Read more...

Dan Podsedly • Wednesday, December 16, 2015 • Updates

Tracker Analytics—Now in Public Beta!

Tracker has always focused on facilitating collaboration and transparency at the story level, but it hasn’t always been easy to see the big picture or interesting/worrying trends in your projects. In other words, there are plentiful trees, but no forest. With our new Analytics beta, we’re ready to introduce the forest to the trees. This effort has largely been driven by your feedback, and our continuous desire to improve the Tracker experience for our customers, and it’s now ready for a test drive. Read more...

Dan Podsedly • Wednesday, November 18, 2015 • Updates

Performance Improvements, New Features, and a Peek at the Road Ahead

If you’re among the folks who have been wondering whether we’ve been trapped under a rock or lost the source code to Tracker, fear not! We are alive and well, and our coding fingers are in fine shape. Many of our efforts over the last few months have been focused on making Tracker rock-solid stable and secure, as well as iterating on brand-new features to improve the overall experience. But it’s one thing for us to say “We’ve been busy!” and hope you take our word for it; we thought it would be more useful to outline what we’ve been working on. Read more...