This is entry one. The project is new, so rather than reconstruct a plausible-looking history we are starting the log here, on the day everything below shipped together. Every entry from now on is dated when it lands.
1 August 2026
SwiftUI and Flutter reached parity with React Native and the web. Multiline fields now grow as you type on all four targets, push the elements below them down by the same amount, and extend the scroll area so a growing form still reaches its true bottom. This was the last behavioral gap between the targets.
Generated code is now verified against real toolchains. SwiftUI output is type-checked with swiftc -typecheck against the iOS SDK, and Flutter output passes flutter analyze and flutter build web. Both run via a dedicated verification suite (npm run verify:native) against the real toolchains, rather than by hand.
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Angle-accurate gradients in React Native. Gradient fills export with start and end points computed from the angle you set, instead of being snapped to a fixed diagonal.
Documentation and platform guides. Per-platform guides covering what each generator emits, what it handles, and where it stops.
Marketing claims are now under test. The build fails if any page claims the generated output is responsive or adaptive. It is not, deliberately, and we introduced this after catching the opposite claim in a draft. Code samples in the docs are byte-compared against real generator output, so a sample cannot drift from what the product actually produces.
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That is genuinely all of it so far. A short changelog beats an invented one.