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Release archive

Earlier updates.

Complete notes from earlier HandyPebble releases, kept public and easy to browse.

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September 8, 2026

Twenty resume designs become one practical local workspace

Version 1.6.38

The new Resume Templates & Builder 2.1.1 lets visitors choose a design, write directly in the preview, keep multiple drafts on the device, and take the finished resume into a job application.

Twenty editable starting points

Browse and filter 20 distinct resume designs, open a full preview, and begin with the layout that fits the role instead of rebuilding a page from scratch.

Change the design, keep the work

Switch templates at any time without losing the resume content. Contact details, experience, education, skills, and optional sections move with the draft.

Edit where the result appears

Write directly in the resume preview, add or remove repeatable sections, rename the draft, and keep separate resumes for different applications in this browser.

Ready for PDF, paper, or Word

Save PDF now downloads a finished PDF directly without opening the printer window. Print remains a separate action, and both PDF and paper copies keep the template color blocks while leaving editor controls off the page.

A new Create & Design shelf

The new Create & Design channel brings resume, business card, document, signature, image, and drawing tools into one focused place.

Private by default

Resume drafts, edits, and PDF creation stay in the browser. No account is required, and HandyPebble does not upload the resume content.

September 7, 2026

Meeting times and everyday timers get easier to trust

Version 1.6.37

Two familiar clock tools now make everyday timing clearer: Time Zone Planner 1.1.0 and Timer, Stopwatch & Alarm 1.2.0.

Times update as you type

Change a date, time, city, or workday and the time-zone comparison refreshes immediately. A Use current time shortcut starts a quick check without extra typing.

Day changes stay unmistakable

Each city now says Today, Tomorrow, or Previous day, and nonexistent local times during a daylight saving change get a direct warning instead of a misleading conversion.

Take the meeting with you

Copy the comparison or download the selected time as a standard calendar file for Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, and other calendar apps.

Lap splits tell the whole story

Stopwatch laps now show both the latest split and the full elapsed time, so every row is useful on its own.

Adjust without starting over

Add one minute before, during, or after pausing a countdown. Resuming keeps the original progress scale, and returning to the tab catches the clock up immediately.

Clear controls on either screen

The essential timing actions stay easy to reach on a phone while the desktop layout keeps the settings and large clock visible side by side.

September 6, 2026

Your subscription backup can come home again

Version 1.6.36

Subscription Tracker 2.0.2 can now restore the CSV backup it creates, with a clear review step before the saved list changes.

Review every row first

The preview shows subscription names, prices, billing cycles, and renewal dates before anything is added to the tracker.

Catch problems before import

Invalid prices, dates, and billing cycles are identified by row, while valid subscriptions remain ready to restore.

Skip accidental duplicates

Adding a backup keeps the current list and skips matching subscription names instead of creating quiet double charges.

Add or replace

Choose to add new subscriptions or replace the current list. Replacing saved entries always requires a separate confirmation.

Still private and local

The CSV is read and restored in the browser. The backup and subscription details are not uploaded to HandyPebble.

September 5, 2026

A clearer way to check dating pace and next steps

Version 1.6.35

The new Dating Compass 2.0.1 organizes relationship stage, texting balance, date frequency, and everyday compatibility into one private four-step check-in.

Start with what actually happened

Short questions focus on time, dates, mutual effort, plans, values, and conflict repair instead of asking visitors to guess what another person is thinking.

See four signals separately

Relationship stage, texting rhythm, date pace, and compatibility stay distinct so one exciting number cannot hide an uneven pattern.

Leave with one practical move

The result suggests one specific next step and a small task for the week, with direct caution notes when effort, timing, or follow-through look uneven.

Download the useful part

The result can be saved as a clean image with the summary and next step, while private answers stay out of the download.

A new relationship shelf

The illustrated Dating & Relationships channel brings Dating Compass together with couple spending, compatibility, and anniversary tools.

Designed for either screen

The four-step flow uses large touch targets and fixed mobile actions while keeping a spacious, side-by-side result layout on a computer.

September 4, 2026

Clear answers for health, running, and anniversaries

Version 1.6.34

Three new focused calculators put the useful result first: BodyRange 1.0.0 for an adult BMI and healthy-weight reference, RunSplit 1.0.0 for running goals, and OurYears 1.0.0 for anniversary milestones.

Check adult BMI in either unit system

BodyRange accepts feet, inches, and pounds or centimeters and kilograms, then shows the calculated BMI, adult category, and a healthy-weight reference range for that height.

Keep the health result in context

A quick weight comparison helps explain how the number changes, while plain-language limits make clear that BMI is a screening measure—not a diagnosis or personalized goal.

Find pace, time, or distance

RunSplit converts between pace per mile and pace per kilometer, predicts standard race times, compares two goals, and builds cumulative or per-segment splits.

Count the years precisely

OurYears turns one wedding date into exact calendar years, months, days, completed weeks, the next-anniversary countdown, and familiar U.S. gift themes.

See more tools without more scrolling

The homepage now fits four shelves and four tool cards across its familiar content width, then steps down cleanly for tablets and phones without horizontal scrolling.

Private and ready on either screen

Health entries, running goals, dates, calculations, print summaries, and share summaries stay in the browser. All three tools work with touch or a keyboard and require no account.

September 4, 2026

See exactly what waiting to get paid costs

Version 1.6.33

The new Net 30 Cost Calculator 1.0.0 turns an invoice amount, payment term, and annual cost of capital into one immediate estimate.

One clear answer

Enter an invoice amount, choose Net 15 through Net 90, and see the estimated cost of waiting without pressing a Calculate button.

Compare common payment terms

A simple comparison shows how the same invoice changes at 15, 30, 45, 60, and 90 days.

Price the wait

The equivalent-price section shows what to charge on delayed terms to match the value of getting paid today.

Fast and local

The calculation runs in the browser without an account, upload, or saved financial data, and the page works on both phones and computers.

September 3, 2026

Business cards move from the screen to the printed sheet

Version 1.6.32

The new Business Card Designer 2.0.1 turns a front-and-back design into an exact A4 print layout without an account or cloud project.

Ten editable starting designs

Start blank or choose one of ten original layouts. Sample text, lines, color blocks, background artwork, and logo examples remain separate, editable layers.

Design both sides

Add text, a logo, local images, rectangles, and lines, then move, resize, rotate, duplicate, replace, and arrange each element on an independent front or back.

Text stays readable

Adjust outline color and thickness, add a controllable shadow, or reduce line and image opacity when a design needs more separation.

Paper measurements stay real

Choose common metric sizes, the standard U.S. 3.5 by 2 inch size, or a custom card. Bleed, trim, and safe-area guides remain separate from editor zoom.

A4 layout is built in

The print preview centers the cards on exact 210 by 297 mm pages, shows front and back separately, and provides careful controls for duplex alignment.

Projects stay on the device

Automatic recovery uses this browser's local storage. PDF artwork is rendered at 300 DPI, crop marks stay sharp, and uploaded files are not sent to HandyPebble.

September 3, 2026

A clean signature image in a few simple steps

Version 1.6.31

The new Online Signature Maker 1.0.0 turns a drawn or typed name into a neatly trimmed image that is ready for documents.

Draw or type

Use a mouse, finger, or stylus to sign naturally, or type a name and choose from four handwriting styles.

Blank space is handled

Automatic trimming removes excess canvas space, while an adjustable margin keeps the finished signature from feeling cramped.

Choose the right file

Download a transparent PNG for documents, a white-background PNG, or a clean JPG. Supported browsers can also copy or share the image.

The signature stays local

Drawing, typing, trimming, and exporting happen in the browser tab. HandyPebble does not upload or save the signature.

September 2, 2026

A private line to the person building HandyPebble

Version 1.6.30

The updates page now has a small private feedback form for reporting a problem, sharing an idea, or asking a question without posting anything publicly.

Private by design

A note is visible only in the owner dashboard. An email address is optional and is used only when a visitor would like a reply.

Clear about what is sent

The form explains that feedback leaves the browser, asks visitors not to include sensitive information, and keeps the rest of HandyPebble’s local-tool workflow unchanged.

Simple on a phone or computer

The short form opens below the site header, counts message length, gives a clear sending result, and does not require an account or CAPTCHA.

Less room for automated junk

Quiet server-side checks reduce repeat spam and malformed submissions without making ordinary visitors solve a challenge.