Release Notes
What changed in CurveLab.
Product updates, desktop release notes, and feature changes. The latest items are shared with CurveLab Home.
Update - June 2026
Account dashboard added
The authenticated CurveLab Home screen centralizes launch, downloads, billing, and account status after magic-link sign-in.
- Signed-in users land on Home before opening the editor.
- Home shows the Supabase email and entitlement-derived plan badge.
- Launch, downloads, billing, release notes, and documentation links live in one place.
Update - June 2026
Desktop app downloads
The macOS and Windows download actions use the existing entitlement-aware app API instead of hardcoding installer URLs.
- Home offers Apple Silicon, Intel Mac, and 64-bit Windows installers.
- The app API owns the real signed download URL and entitlement enforcement.
- Signed-in Beta, Pro Monthly, and Lifetime users can download the desktop build for their computer.
Update - June 2026
AI keyframe improvements
AI keyframe guidance is now documented as a faster way to draft and iterate motion ideas.
- Start with a plain-language motion brief.
- Use the generated timeline as a first pass, then refine timing, easing, and triggers in the editor.
- Keep prompts focused on the object, motion intent, and desired feel.
Update - June 2026
Responsive variants beta
Responsive variants are documented as the beta workflow for adapting motion behavior across layout sizes.
- Use variants when the same scene needs different layout-size behavior.
- Keep the core timeline shared where possible, then adjust size-specific offsets and timing.
- Validate variants before handoff so production receives intentional motion states.
