> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Changelog

> What changed in Standard Form, newest first

New features and fixes as they ship. If something here isn't behaving the way it reads, [contact us](/contact-us/contact).

<Update label="September 9, 2026" description="People">
  ## Phone numbers on your roster

  Every person can now carry a phone number alongside their name, email, and rank.

  * Add it when you create a person, or click the phone cell on the **Physicians** table to edit it in place.
  * CSV imports pick the column up, so you can bring numbers in with the rest of your roster.
</Update>

<Update label="July 17, 2026" description="Puffin for residents">
  ## The app opens where you left it

  Puffin remembers whether a resident was last looking at the day, week, or month view and opens there next time, instead of resetting to the default.
</Update>

<Update label="July 9, 2026" description="Puffin for residents">
  ## Clearer resident invites

  * The invite email now labels the link code, so residents know which part to type in, and links straight to the Puffin listing in the App Store.
  * Residents only see schedules you have switched on for the app. A schedule without **Enable in app** turned on no longer shows up when they link.
</Update>

<Update label="July 8, 2026" description="Puffin for residents">
  ## Puffin on Android, and linking later

  * Puffin runs on Android. Date and time pickers behave the way Android users expect.
  * A resident can sign in and use the app before they have a link code, then connect to your program whenever it arrives.
</Update>

<Update label="June 30, 2026" description="Publishing">
  ## Publishing fills resident calendars

  * The **Publish** popover has an **Enable in app** switch. Turn it on and publishing pushes each linked resident's assignments to Puffin.
  * Republishing updates every linked resident. There is no second step to remember.
  * A resident who links after you have published sees their calendar fill in right away, and it refreshes while the app is open.

  See [Set up for the app](/puffin-for-residents/set-up-for-the-app).
</Update>

<Update label="June 26, 2026" description="Puffin for residents">
  ## Signing in, and settings

  * Residents sign in with Apple or a six-digit code sent to their email.
  * Settings shows which schedule a resident is linked to, lets them set their display timezone, and gives them a way to delete their account.
</Update>

<Update label="June 24, 2026" description="Puffin for residents">
  ## The resident calendar

  * Day, week, and month views, color-coded by rotation. Swipe between dates, tap a shift for detail, jump to any month from the header.
  * Residents can add their own events next to their shifts, drag one to move it, and drag its edge to make it longer.
  * Times follow the schedule's timezone. A resident who travels can switch the display timezone and every shift moves with it.

  Read more in [Puffin for residents](/puffin-for-residents/overview).
</Update>

<Update label="June 23, 2026" description="Blocks">
  ## Shifts live on the block

  Each block now has its own shift editor, so you set the shifts that belong to a rotation in the same place you define the rotation.
</Update>

<Update label="June 18, 2026" description="Call schedules">
  ## Call schedules read like block schedules

  * Alerts show on the call grid. Cells involved in a violation get a red dog-ear, and clicking a cell breaks the alert down per physician.
  * Long call schedules scroll sideways, and the minimap tracks where you are.
  * **Ask Puffin** works from the call grid.

  ## Rules show their structure

  Rule cards now mark whether the parts of a rule are joined by "and" or by "or", so a rule with several conditions reads correctly at a glance.

  ## A month slot is 28 days

  A "month" slot is a four-week block of 28 days, weekday aligned, thirteen of them a year. This keeps month-long rotations lined up with the rest of the schedule instead of drifting with calendar month lengths.
</Update>

<Update label="June 12, 2026" description="Call schedules">
  ## Call schedules can stand on their own

  * A call schedule no longer has to hang off a block schedule. Pick a parent when you create it, or leave it standalone. See [Schedule links](/view-your-schedule/schedule-links).
  * A person can hold more than one shift in a day, as long as the shifts don't overlap.
  * Locks, labels, and unsaved draft edits behave on the call grid the same way they do on a block schedule.
</Update>