Pandemic be damned, work must go one - and we've got some big news. BrightSign support! That's right, Intuiface has added its seventh supported platform. Now you can run you Intuiface experiences on the most popular digital media player on the planet.

We've made some other smaller updates, as well as implemented a few bug fixes - which you can read in the Release Notes - but let's not pretend this BrightSign announcement isn't a big deal. Rejoice from the safety of your home!

In the light of the great reception for our Nexmosphere integration, we've decided to enhance our offering. (Reminder: Nexmosphere is a manufacturer of sensors and actuators like buttons, RFID readers, motion sensors, and LED light strips.)

• Our Nexmosphere support includes Android-based devices, adding to our existing support on Windows.
• Composer now ships with Nexmosphere integration out-of-the-box rather than requiring you to install it separately.

For you developers out there, we've also released a new JavaScript factory service so you can communicate with any device using a COM/serial port over USB connection.

Christmas comes early! What surprises do we have in store?

• Now you can schedule the remote deployment of experiences. Choose the dates/times/frequencies for deployment of any experience to any set of Players. Includes a full set of APIs if you'd prefer to create your own custom deployment interface.
• Deployed experiences are now encrypted, making it impossible to open them in Composer. Think of it as a way to protect your intellectual property, particularly as an agency or integrator with clients.
• We've added the ability to capture the total duration time for videos played off/on and over and over again, perfect for measuring "proof of play".
• Event logs for Player - on the Event Log tab for each Player Details view in the Share and Deploy console - have been greatly enhanced, making it much easier to figure out what's going on and to troubleshoot results different from what you expect.

We've also collected a nice batch of bugs. I know, hard to believe any are in there!

This is a 'by popular demand' release as we've addressed a long-standing limitation of Intuiface. It may not sound like much but for heavy Intuiface users, particularly those working with dynamic data sources, this is a very big deal.

Introducing Adaptive Text. If text overflows its container, the associated font will automatically decrease in size until a configurable minimum is reached. If the minimum font size has been reached and the text still cannot be fully displayed, multiple overflow options exist, including the ability to display scrollbars and enable scrolling through text with a swipe gesture.

There are a few additional updates, including a new enhancement for Intuiface Analytics. The Release Notes have the down-low.

Added a few enhancements that directly pander to our long-time users.....We need to stop thinking out loud.

• Added GLTF/GLB support in the 3D Model Asset. Those are the formats supported by Facebook.
• Open "_blank" URLs with the Web Browser Asset. This is about links specifying that a new tab should be opened. In the past, Intuiface didn't support these links. Now you have the option of opening these pages in the same Web Browser used to select the link
• Permit multi-touch interaction with content in the HTML Frame Asset.
• Improved error messages. You probably won't notice these but we wanted you to know that no stone is left unturned.
• A smattering of bug fixes to tidy things up.

The Release Notes have all the details so don't be shy and take a look.

Out from the mists of a humid summer day has emerged a new feature release, glistening with the sweat of merciless keyboard-rendered exertion. What dost this release contain? Read on! (Side note: We used the word 'dost'!!!)

• Introduction of auto-scrolling for all ordered collections. This means your collections can be configured to automatically move from one item to the next. For you signage people, think of it as an automated playlist.
• Ability to disable manual collection scrolling - because you just don't want folks touching your good work.
• The Swap Collection, formerly known as the Flip Collection, has five new animated transition options. In addition to flipping, there's sliding, fading, zooming, and more. See why we changed the name?
• We've added a new Gauge Chart to the list of chart options for Intuiface Analytics. Use it to compare an actual value to a target or max value.
• External media references can now use HTTPS even without use of our all-powerful interface asset capability. Not sure why this is a big deal? You'll have to trust us, it is to those who care.

Please see our Release Notes for additional detail. And don't forget your sunscreen!

A small feature update focused on our virtual keyboard. Don't think this is a big deal? Ask our users collecting form data. They're throwing a party! All details are in our Release Notes so click the version number over there to the left.

A small collection of edge case but offensive bugs have been corrected. We bow to no one!

(Yes, we skipped Version 6.3.12. We laugh in the face of triskaidekaphobia.)

To commemorate the launch of new packaging and pricing for Intuiface Player, we also released a few crowd-pleaser updates - improving life for both experience designers and the data miners building charts and dashboards for stakeholders. It's a potpourri!

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(Yes, we skipped Version 6.3.10. The number 10 gets far too much attention. Time for some of the other numbers to shine.)

Herein lies a small set of annoying issues set to right. Most of you haven't seen them but for the minority, this release sets you free from the trials of bugdom. See the Release Notes for details.

A quick-hit bug fix release paired with an update to our email support just so you know that our silence as of late isn't because we've stopped loving you. Rather, product stability has just been super good, giving us a chance to work on some new stuff. You're going to like it!

We’ve mustered just enough strength from our Analytics launch to deliver one last batch of corrections for 2018. Why? For auld lang syne! Check the release notes for details.

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(There is no version number change as this release has no direct effect on Composer or Player.)

With Intuiface Analytics we're introducing a complete solution for transforming any interactive experience into an essential KPI resource. It takes our existing data collection capabilities and adds a brand new Charts & Dashboards feature.

What's new?

• Powerful yet easy to adopt chart creation capabilities. Simple drag-and-drop approach to chart and filter creation. Includes 30+ chart styles and multiple configuration options for telling a story with data.
• Agile dashboarding for chart organization and sharing. Organize charts by dashboard, sharing them via URL or embeddable iframe. Use for real-time insight or as snapshots in time. Customize with your own logo.
• Extensive chart template library and demo data sets. For most of us, analytics is an unfamiliar skill. We've created 15+ chart templates and extensive demo data sets so you can experiment and gain experience.
• Simplified packaging and licensing. Just three annual and one manual option to choose from. All support unlimited data point collection. Plans with dashboard support permit unlimited chart creation.

We've added the modern Turkish Q keyboard and have fixed a few troubles. The Release Notes will be a special treat today because some of the corrected errors are derived from such complex scenarios that we thought it fun for you to read about them. Makes you forget your own troubles!

A new small batch of corrections, highlighted by one crash condition that - though an edge case - was quite the burden for a couple of our users.

(Yes, we skipped Version 6.3.4)

Delivering a cool new feature to complement this cool weather we're having here in the northern hemisphere. I'm talking about color gradients for everything that, well, can be colored. We've also updated our Web rendering engine on Windows to use just-about the latest of what Chrome can offer. Plus the usual bug fixes and stability improvements that have made our mothers proud.

Primarily a bug fix release, which - in and of itself - makes for a good excuse to upgrade. However, we've also snuck in an update to API Explorer for those of you working with Web APIs.

Curing end-of-the-summer blues with a sunny selection of bug fixes. Sorry, tiny umbrella not included.

Correction of an issue at the intersection of our new eye dropper feature and a third party license.

This is our rebranding release! Yes, for a variety of reasons discussed here, we've changed our company name to Intuiface. Don't worry, we're still the same ambitious team you've grown to know and trust. To prove it, here's the cool new capability we've just released.

• LG webOS Support: Now you can run your interactive experiences on LG smart displays running webOS Version 3.0, 3.0+, and 4.0. That brings the number of supported Intuiface platforms to 6!
• Share and Deploy API: We've opened up our infrastructure so you can pull in information about any published experience or active Player. Create home-grown management tools and dashboards as an alternative to our own Share and Deploy Console.
• Intuiface Cloud Status Page: We now publish a real-time status report for all Intuiface cloud-hosted services. If you think a service of ours is down, this is the place to go when figuring out where to start troubleshooting.
• Simplified Player licensing: We've created a single key that will instruct any Player to automatically retrieve an available license. You no longer need to distribute login credential or a list of license keys.

We've included additional improvements such as a new on-screen color picker and an accelerated Player/experience listing in our Share and Deploy Console. As always, you'll find all the details in our release notes.

We celebrate the first day of summer with a nice collection of bug fixes and product tweaks that will bring sunshine to your desktop.

Correction to Version 6.2.2 enabling those still on Version 6.1 to upgrade to Version 6.2.

A treasure trove of amazing enhancements that will astound your neighbors and ….. Ok, not really, but we do think these small enhancements and bug fixes will brighten your day a bit. Includes some enhancements to the onscreen keyboard used with the forms you create and the Web Browser and HTML Frame Assets.

A small grab bag of corrections that ducked and covered when we were testing Version 6.2.0. Got em!

We packaged some major improvements in this Spring release of IntuiFace. The highlight: a Web Triggers API. Why is this a big deal?

• Out of the box IFTTT support. With IFTTT Applets, your favorite Internet-connected apps, services & devices - like Gmail, Alexa, Instragram, iOS Photo Albums - can talk to IntuiFace.
• Out of the box Zapier support. With Zapier Zaps, the third-party Internet-connected apps, services & devices you use at work - like Trello, Slack, Evernote, Gmail - can talk to IntuiFace.
• If it's not on the IFTTT or Zapier list, third party Internet connected apps/services/devices can talk to IntuiFace through the Web Triggers API. It'll take just the littlest bit of coding on your part. Don't be afraid!

Other improvements include

• Improved 3D Model support, including brand new light configuration options and a "trackball" interaction mode.
  
• Enhanced support for REST Web APIs - the gateway for incorporating awesome third party content and services located in the cloud - such as the ability to capture and respond to error conditions
• More flexible license management and an enhancement for controlling the visibility various clients/colleagues have to your collected data and services.
• Broad touch trigger insight, enabling you to know where exactly onscreen a touch occurred, making it possible to display content at those hard to predict locations.
• Better performance across the board
• And although very rare for IntuiFace, some bug fixes. Sort of rare. Once in a while. Ok! We've got bugs like everyone else. But we show no mercy.

We couldn't contain ourselves and had to release a popular request: email caching when the Player device is offline. Also, yes, some bugs were corrected. Bugs? IntuiFace? I know, it's hard to believe.

An assortment of enhancements and bug fixes to warm the cockles of your winter heart. If you're in the northern latitudes. And know what cockles are.

A beat down on a couple of issues affecting our ability to render some websites and custom HTML/CSS code. We used this as an excuse to take care of a few other small issues. Go quality!

Stealth-mode release for select customers to try out our new Device ID generation algorithm. You didn't miss anything!

A rich broth of corrections that make this a worthy update. Lots of stability improvements so be sure to jump onboard