This isn't just another update. It's the biggest one since UluP Spaces launched,big enough to earn a new number, not just another decimal point.
UluP Share: your map, out in the world
The headline feature of this release. Create a project, click "Create Public Page," and get a link — whoever opens it sees your map instantly: nodes, connections, images. No login, no download.
Perfect for showing work to a client, a professor, or just a friend — instead of an ugly screenshot or forcing someone to create an account just to look.
The link can be disabled and regenerated at any time: change your mind, or need to kill a link that's already out there — one click and it's private again.
Push notifications, everywhere
On Android, you now get notified even when the app is closed — a new message, an access request, your template getting approved, they actually reach your phone. On Windows and in the browser, the same thing works with the app open or minimized.
A tutorial that actually points to the buttons
Before, onboarding described in words where to find things. Now it highlights the real button on screen — it walks you into an actual project and shows you exactly where to click to create a node, invite someone, or open a task.
Search across every task in your project
Before, you could only search node names. Now you can search inside every task in your project too, not just the ones in a node you already have open — type, and the result takes you right there.
Profile gallery
If you upload images to your public projects, they now show up collected on your profile — a kind of automatic portfolio of what you build, no extra work required.
And more
- Leave a project in one click, right from its card on Home
- Profile stats are only clickable where there's an actual destination
- Faster canvas loading for projects with lots of nodes
- Redesigned project toolbar — less crowded, clearer actions
- A real project overview with actual stats when no node is selected
- Dozens of small usability fixes gathered from people using it every day
What's next
Most of this update exists because people actually tried the app and told me what wasn't working — a confusing button, a notification that didn't go anywhere, an image that was impossible to find. That's how I keep building: one piece of feedback at a time, not in the abstract.
If you use UluP Spaces and something's missing or confusing, let me know,that's exactly how the next update gets written.