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Changelog

v1.0.0​

Released 29 October 2026.

  • KeyStride Bridge is the new name. The app, emails, invoices and docs now use the new name and logo. Nothing about your connections, pipelines or plan changes.
  • Sign in again once. After the update you are signed out one time. Sign in as usual and carry on.
  • One full reload per pipeline. We clear each pipeline's destination data and the next run loads its full history again, so you keep a single copy. Expect the first run to take longer than usual.
  • The command line tool is now keystride-bridge. Its settings use the KEYSTRIDEBRIDGE_ prefix instead of the old one, and there is no fallback, so update any scripts that set them. Sign in again with keystride-bridge login.

v0.50.1​

Released 27 October 2026.

  • Credit when we switch off a connector you pay for. If we switch off a source or destination that counted towards your bill, you are credited for the connector days you lost in that billing period. The credit arrives as a credit note on that invoice, naming the connector and the days. If the invoice is already paid, the credit goes to your account balance.

v0.49.1​

Released 23 October 2026.

  • Your plan lists your source systems. Each source system you subscribe to is one connector and includes one destination. When you add a connection, sources outside your plan are shown greyed out.
  • Request a source. Club admins can ask for a source that is not in their plan straight from the connection picker. The picker shows it as requested until it is added to your plan.
  • Destinations are never blocked. You can add any destination. If one would add a connector to your bill, the picker and the setup dialog say so before you save.
  • Connectors on the Usage page. Usage shows how many connectors your source systems and destinations count as, next to the number in your plan.
  • Changes bill from your next invoice. Adding or removing a connector, or changing your source systems, applies from the next billing period. The period you are in is never repriced.
  • Clearer sign-up count. The sign-up form shows how many connectors your chosen systems need and tells you if they do not fit the plan you picked.

v0.45.6​

Released 16 October 2026.

  • SkillCorner tracking data loads. Pipelines with the SkillCorner match tracking stream enabled no longer fail while preparing the data. If a pipeline failed this way, run it again.
  • Viewers are read-only. Users with the viewer role can no longer change connections, pipelines, schedules or athlete consent. Attempts are refused.
  • Re-enter secrets when you change where a connection points. Editing a host or URL on a connection that holds a stored secret now asks you to enter the secret again. Hosts and URLs that cannot be reached safely are rejected when you save or test.

v0.48.0​

Released 8 October 2026.

  • Connector status on the logo. Connectors and destinations that are in Beta, being retired or paused show a small marker on their logo. Hover or tap it for details and a link to the docs.
  • Paused connectors keep everything. If a connector is paused, your connections, pipelines, schedules and data are kept. Scheduled runs are skipped, and when it is back your pipelines pick up from where they stopped.
  • Blocked runs. A run that cannot start because its connector or destination is paused now shows as blocked, not failed, and sends no failure email.
  • Emails about connector changes. Club admins get an email when a connector or destination they use is being retired, is paused, or is back.
  • Stopping a pipeline always works. You can always rename, delete or deactivate a pipeline, whatever the state of its connector.

v0.47.0​

Released 6 October 2026.

  • Region pickers with flags. Connector fields that take a region now show a searchable list with flags instead of a plain text box.
  • Amazon S3 region dropdown. The AWS Region field on the S3 destination is a searchable list too.
  • Date picker for date fields. Connector fields that take a date, such as a sync start date, use a calendar picker.
  • One dropdown style. Dropdowns across the app now share the look and search behavior of the time zone picker.

v0.46.3​

Released 5 October 2026.

Fixes and internal improvements.

v0.46.2​

Released 5 October 2026.

  • Viewers are read-only. Users with the viewer role can no longer change connections, pipelines, schedules or athlete consent. Attempts are refused.
  • Re-enter secrets when you change where a connection points. Editing a host or URL on a connection that holds a stored secret now asks you to enter the secret again. Hosts and URLs that cannot be reached safely are rejected when you save or test.

v0.46.1​

Released 2 October 2026.

  • WHOOP uses the current API version. Cycles, recoveries, sleep, workouts, body measurements and profile now come from WHOOP's v2 endpoints.
  • Polar matches its published API. The Polar User ID field is now optional. Training data, daily activity and sleep load from Polar's current endpoints, which return a fixed recent window (exercises 30 days, sleep and activity 28 days), so the start date has no effect yet. Daily activity and sleep rows are keyed by calendar day.

v0.46.0​

Released 2 October 2026.

  • A refreshed app. Buttons, inputs, switches, dialogs and navigation share one look across Dashboard, Connections, Pipelines, Schedules, Athletes, Usage, Settings and Admin.
  • Plain-word schedules. Schedules and run times read as sentences, such as "Daily at 06:00", with the time zone shown next to cron schedules.
  • Discard prompts. Closing the new connection or new pipeline dialog after typing asks before throwing your input away.
  • Page not found. A mistyped or outdated link now shows a clear page with a way back, signed in or not.
  • Better on phones. The sign-in page and the rest of the app adapt to phone screens.

v0.45.5​

Released 30 September 2026.

  • One product name. KoraBridge is spelled as one word across the app.
  • User Guide rewrite. The in-app guide was rewritten to match how the app works today.

v0.45.4​

Released 30 September 2026.

  • S3 connection test proves real access. For both IAM role and access key connections, Test connection now lists the write prefix, writes a small test object, reads it back and deletes it, so a green result means a load can write.
  • Clearer S3 access errors. When a run fails because the bucket refused access, the error names the permission that is likely missing and what to check.
  • Cleaner run errors. Run failures no longer include leftover internal advice that you cannot act on.
  • SkillCorner tracking data. Matches whose tracking data has not been generated yet are skipped and fetched again on the next run, instead of failing the run.

v0.45.3​

Released 25 September 2026.

  • Long S3 role runs keep going. KoraBridge renews the role's temporary credentials during a load, so runs that last longer than the session no longer fail on expiry.
  • Test the connection after changing the Role ARN. A run asks for a passing connection test when the Role ARN is new or has changed.

v0.45.2​

Released 25 September 2026.

Fixes and internal improvements.

v0.45.1​

Released 25 September 2026.

  • Newly created items open straight away. Creating a connection, pipeline, schedule or user and then opening it no longer occasionally shows "not found".

v0.45.0​

Released 23 September 2026.

  • S3 destination with an IAM role. Connect Amazon S3 by letting KoraBridge assume a role in your AWS account instead of storing an access key. The connection form gives you an external ID and a ready-made role template to create the role.
  • Choose the connection method. The S3 form switches between IAM role and access key.