Release notes
Updates
What shipped in RetroTracker, oldest news at the bottom.
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Type your email when you join
The signup form takes an email address. You can correct it before the account is created.
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Scan a code, filter the horde, send the page
Scan a UPC or ISBN. Filter the horde from the column headers. Send the page you are on to another signed-in device.
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First-run setup, boxes that keep their shape, and cancel
Name, time zone, and a first horde before anything is created. Box photos crop to the side you pick. Pages fade. Cancel a long export.
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Storage plans, a horde export, and going public
Photos have a plan. Take a zip backup of the horde. Paste Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud links. Make Public is a deliberate switch, with terms and privacy in the footer.
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Pick several at once, search with tag: and make:
Add a pile of labels or compatible machines in one pass. Narrow any list with tag:, make:, model:, publisher:, and author:.
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Books, printable labels, and who can edit the horde
Manuals sit next to software. Print Avery sheets or a Brother QL-800 tape. Each horde names its categories and tags. Invitees can read everything and write nothing until you grant the operations.
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Software on the shelf, parts that fit
Titles belong to hardware, not one chassis. Boxes sit on a shelf. Parts list the machines they fit. Search the horde from the header. Photos crop in the browser — profile photos get a circle mask.
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Floor plans, racks, and a tidier account
Rooms get a real foot-based map, racks join bins and tables, and the account page is finally easy to live with.
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Named hordes and collaborators
Invite others to work on your horde, and optionally publish worklogs and photos.
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In-app feedback
File a bug in RetroTracker, attach a screenshot, and talk with us on the ticket.
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Welcome to RetroTracker
Catalog machines, parts, software, and storage — then keep the notes coming here.