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Changelog

Every model update, data correction, and engine change — documented publicly.

v2026.1 — January 2026 Current

  • •Added draw confidence bands (optimistic / expected / pessimistic) to state portfolio
  • •Added inflation toggle (3.5% annual compounding) on 10-year cost projection
  • •Added draw outcome workflow (drew / didn't draw) on milestones
  • •Added PTO budget validation warning
  • •Improved strategy variant derivation (per-state cost scaling replaces flat multipliers)
  • •Added CSV and JSON export to plan export
  • •Published /methodology transparency page
  • •Published /data-integrity page
  • •Added sourceUrl and dataVersion to all state records
  • •Added deadline urgency warnings (14-day, 7-day, 3-day tiers)

v2025.2 — November 2025

  • •Expanded to 11 states (added Kansas)
  • •Added lastScrapedAt timestamps to all state data
  • •Added DataSourceBadge with real verification dates
  • •Added premium budget tier ($5,000+ point-year budget)
  • •Raised slider caps to $10,000 (points) and $30,000 (hunts)
  • •Added resident fee schedules for all states
  • •Added resident point costs per species

v2025.1 — September 2025

  • •Initial release of 10-factor state scoring engine (100-point scale)
  • •10 western states: CO, WY, MT, NV, AZ, UT, NM, OR, ID, AK
  • •Full 10-year roadmap generation
  • •Bottom-up cost modeling with itemized fee schedules
  • •Point creep projections with tiered creep rates
  • •Travel logistics and flight routing
  • •Season calendar with tier recommendations
  • •Milestone tracking with cost itemization

All model changes are logged here before release. During the first 30 days after a major update, only data corrections are applied — no weighting or ranking logic changes. See our Stability Lock policy on the Methodology page.