Strengthened StikDex data integrity, validation, transactions, Offline sync, image lifecycle safety, authorization, performance and crash recovery without changing the collection-first experience.

Added verified Owner Offline Mode, durable queued changes, safe reconnect and conflict protection, selective Binder artwork downloads, storage management and compatibility-gated PWA updates.

Create flexible personal Binders with mixed page layouts, artwork, card metadata, optional Wish Lists, safe duplication and isolated read-only sharing.

Polished Binder reliability and navigation, Wish List feedback, safe Undo, backup freshness and accidental duplicate-order protection without changing protected collection data.

Rebuilt StikDex mobile presentation with an Ultra Clean Home, three-across Pokémon grids, Artwork Hero Focus View, real Binder pages, gesture card viewing, marketplace accordions, distinct public experiences and hardened WebKit stability.

Added Final Artwork progress, Needs Upgrade, the Upgrade Planner, Binder-image completion tools, improved delivery check-in, isolated Play copies, dedicated anonymous analytics and the read-only Collection Health checker.

Finalised the owner collection, secure View-Only sharing, isolated Trial Experience, anonymous presence analytics, cross-platform PWA reopening and mobile safe-area support.

The existing StikDex continues unchanged. Its version numbering restarts here at v0.01, with the star marking the official numbering reset.

Rebuilt the PC homepage into a full-width private collection command centre with a cinematic hero, live Binder showcase, Trainer Desk, achievement vault, four-way collection pulse and an expanded generation map. The permanent left tabs, official StikDex logo, Pocket Edition and live StikCloud data remain intact.

Introduced the permanent official StikDex identity across desktop, Pocket and the installed app while keeping Scyther and Scizor as the collection mascots.

Every Pocket “Choose a region” card now features one random Pokémon from its own generation. The nine partners change on a full refresh and stay stable while StikDex remains open, matching the desktop region behaviour without covering the region names.

Removed the desktop sidebar scrollbar and reorganised all nine regions into a compact two-column grid that fits naturally within the screen. The sidebar brand is now permanently named StikDex with no extra subtitle.

Hard-separated desktop region artwork from its text so older sidebar styles cannot cause overlap. Repaired the four generation filter buttons so they now hide non-matching cards and sections immediately and reliably.

Each desktop region tab now selects a random Pokémon belonging to that generation whenever StikDex is refreshed. Region names and progress are stacked beside a dedicated artwork tile so icons, names and figures can never overlap.

Rebuilt the desktop navigation as a large, permanently fixed command rail with readable tabs, full region names and live progress that stays in place while every workspace scrolls. Scyther and Scizor became the permanent StikDex mascots across the sidebar and homepage.

Reimagined the PC tracker as a premium modern collector website: a cinematic collection homepage, featured Pokémon artwork, spacious navigation, immersive region showcases, gallery-style generation workspaces, a detailed Pokémon inspector and faster keyboard navigation. Pocket Edition and StikCloud continue unchanged underneath.

Repaired Samsung Internet and Samsung Home Screen launches by restoring the missing legacy index path, correcting the installable app launch route and rebuilding the offline shell. Pocket navigation and action sheets now respect the browser's visible height and stay above Samsung's bottom toolbar. Collection and StikCloud data are unchanged.

Introduced a dedicated phone-first interface with permanent bottom navigation, a fast nine-region chooser, compact Pocket Home, large sticky status tabs, one-column Pokémon cards, swipe-to-update gestures, instant Undo and a unified mobile search and tools panel. The PC interface and private StikCloud data remain unchanged.

Rebuilt every generation summary on phones to use the full screen width. Status totals now sit in balanced cards, the distribution chart spans the whole page, and labels no longer collapse into narrow vertical text.

Rebuilt mobile generation scrolling into one smooth page, removed nested Pokémon scroll boxes and stopped breadcrumb and background StikCloud refreshes from pulling the page back to the top. Colour filters now show only their matching section on phones.

Added private, account-gated cloud sync for all 1,025 Pokémon, Pending Delivery dates, preferences, recent activity and Digital Binder photos. The tracker still keeps a local offline copy and safely merges the newest change for each Pokémon between PC and phone.

Synced the embedded 1,025-Pokémon collection state to the authoritative START STIK TRACKER backup saved on 9 August 2026. Corrected 89 individual positions—87 in Kanto, one in Johto and one in Unova—and refreshed the saved-state key so phones no longer retain the older website arrangement.

Rebuilt the phone experience around touch while preserving the complete PC tracker: a slide-out Browse menu, every Home panel, stacked generation workspaces, large tap targets, touchscreen move sheets and the full 16-pocket Binder in a responsive grid.

Made the entire Home page easier to read with larger labels, descriptions, buttons, activity details, chart legends, generation progress and wide-screen rail text. The tracker data and every non-Home workspace remain unchanged.

Turned the empty ultra-wide gutters into useful collection space: a live milestone tracker, collection pulse, backup toolkit, next-Pokémon spotlight and a nine-region quick-travel rail. Laptop and mobile layouts remain unchanged.

Replaced the old Dashboard with a welcoming, official-style Home page: a bold trainer welcome, live segmented completion ring, collection shortcuts, next-move cards, recent activity and a playful nine-generation journey.

Rebuilt the Dashboard structure rather than merely restyling it: one open collection snapshot, integrated activity feed, slim priority command strip and a unified nine-region progress panel.

Fixed the Windows BAT launcher so it opens index.html directly without appending #dashboard to the filesystem path. Dashboard still opens automatically from the tracker’s own routing.

START STIK TRACKER.bat now opens the packaged index.html directly instead of using the old localhost:8765 server origin, preventing stale localhost browser data from overriding the correct embedded Pokémon columns.

Rebased the embedded 1,025-Pokémon column data directly from the user-supplied correct v1.3 tracker while retaining the v1.4 Visual Refinement and v1.4.1 startup fixes.

Startup reliability fix for local-file launches. Browser storage or IndexedDB problems can no longer leave the tracker as a blank shell.

Premium cosmetic pass: stronger generation identity, regional League crests, cleaner Pokémon cards, subtle status glow, custom scrollbars/tooltips, Binder sleeve styling, improved empty states, refined light/dark depth and consistent typography, borders and radii.

Consolidated the package to one application document, removed retired Living World/Museum code, and made the bottom-left version label open this history screen.

Removed Pending Parcel Groups and increased small text throughout the Command Center while preserving page spacing, fixed-height generation workspaces and internal scrolling.

Added the print-friendly Not Bought shopping list with Copy Whole List and Generation PNG export. Pending Parcel Groups were introduced here, then removed in v1.2.

Added Binder Pokémon Search / Jump, Missing Photos Only and the permanent bottom-left version-numbering system.