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Webapp Release - Mar 30, 2026

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Webapp Release - Mar 30, 2026

This release makes the IronVest web app easier to use day-to-day (especially Inbox and Accounts/Logins) and adds clearer context and feedback throughout the product.

Last updated on 30 Mar, 2026

Highlights

  • Inbox is easier to scan, with more room for sender and subject

  • Faster, safer bulk actions for Accounts/Logins

  • Better transparency in drawers with “created/modified/last used” dates

  • Clearer delete confirmations and success feedback

What’s new

1) Inbox is easier to read and scan

You’ll see more of what matters at a glance.

  • Two-line layout that prioritizes sender and subject while keeping key metadata (like date and recipient) visible.

  • Cleaner interactions (fewer hover-only actions) so the list feels less cluttered and easier to navigate.

2) Email Addresses are easier to manage (grouped by forwarding address)

If you use multiple masked emails that forward to the same inbox, it’s now easier to find and manage them.

  • Masked emails are grouped by forwarding address, reducing duplication and improving organization.

  • Search behavior expands relevant groups automatically so you can find what you need faster.

3) Accounts/Logins: bulk delete + clearer list layout

Managing many logins is faster and less error-prone.

  • Bulk delete for Accounts/Logins so you can clean up multiple entries at once.

  • Safety limit (up to 200 items per action) to help prevent accidental large-scale deletions.

  • Immediate UI updates after deletion (no manual refresh required).

  • Updated list layout that separates Domain, Email, and Username, making it easier to scan and copy the right info.

  • A one-click clear (X) button on search fields across the app to quickly reset searches and filters.

4) Re-used Passwords: grouped view to spot risk faster

If multiple accounts share the same password, it’s now easier to identify exactly which ones.

  • Accounts are grouped into collapsible sections by shared password (for example, “Password Group — 3 accounts”).

  • Quickly expand a group to see which accounts should be updated to unique passwords.

5) Drawers now show more helpful date context

You can better understand recency and activity without guessing.

  • Added date information across drawers (where relevant), such as Date Created and Last Modified.

  • For records with interaction history, drawers can also show “last used/contacted” style dates (depending on the item type).

6) Deleting items is clearer (and you get better confirmation)

You’ll have more confidence you’re deleting the right thing.

  • Delete confirmation dialogs now include the record name.

  • Clear success feedback after deletion (including success toasts in relevant flows).

Other improvements (mostly behind the scenes)

These are primarily reliability/operational improvements that help the product run smoothly.

  • Updated the “Create Masked Card” amount disclaimer copy to reflect that limits can vary per customer (minimum $10; additional limits may apply).

  • Improved iOS reliability to prevent rare cases of duplicate card creation.

  • Payments/admin operations enhancements to better handle edge cases when syncing or closing cards.

  • Statements generation reliability improvements by moving processing to an asynchronous flow.

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