What's shipped, month by month

September 2026 (47)

• Founder avatar served as a 3 KB WebP instead of a 95 KB photograph on forty pages.
• Connecting Xero to Power BI: there is no native connector, and the three real routes.
• Insights hub gets Migration, Pricing, Deadlines and Agents filters, and a strip linking the reference pages.
• Every page with a hero now paints its above-the-fold text as soon as the page loads instead of waiting for the site script: Lighthouse LCP dropped by about a second across the site.
• Every insights post now shows its questions and answers on the page, not only in the page's schema.
• Glossary: 20 more Power Platform terms, from alternate key to Power Fx.
• Price correction sitewide: Power Apps Premium is NZ$32.40 on Microsoft's NZ list, replacing the converted NZ$34; Microsoft NZ list prices are now the rule.
• Tradify to Xero: what syncs natively and what you still do by hand; and kitchen joinery quoting, where the hours go.
• Why the big Microsoft consultancies will not take your small migration, and what to expect at each size of provider.
• Three professional-services guides: Power Platform for engineering consultancies, accounting practices and law firms.
• Fourteen Power Platform posts: Access to SharePoint or Dataverse, Power Automate cost NZ, Power Pages cost NZ, pay-as-you-go break-even, SQL Server Express at 10 GB, Windows Server 2012 R2 and 2016 deadlines, SQL Server 2016 out of support, Access 2016/2019 out of support, Lists vs app vs Form, Power Apps vs Airtable/Notion/monday, Business Central vs a Power App on Xero, Dataverse vs Azure SQL, Power BI on Dataverse.
• Migration prep: five answers before the call, a short intake form that starts the call with a price band.
• Hire a Power Apps developer in NZ: contractor, freelancer, consultancy or solo, with costs in NZD.
• Dataverse pricing in NZ: the licence it comes with, the capacity a tenant gets free, what 1 GB holds.
• Power Platform pricing in NZ: every licence a small business buys at Microsoft's NZ list price, with a change log.
• Microsoft end-of-support dates for small business systems, one table with the paid ESU end dates, checked quarterly.
• The 38-point SQL Server and Access migration checklist, free to take to any provider.
• SQL and Access migration for Christchurch small business, the fixed-price service page for firms under 20 staff.
• Moving a SQL Server database into Microsoft 365: what transfers, what breaks, what it costs, with the SharePoint-or-Dataverse decision and a Dataverse vs SQL Server comparison.
• Power Platform migration hub: SQL Server, Access, SharePoint list and Excel into Dataverse, one section per source with its gotchas and one data-type map.
• Revamped homepage went live: a real photograph in the hero, a job window showing the product doing the work, eleven pieces built and checked one at a time.
• Missed-call cost calculator, works out what an unanswered phone is costing a trades business.
• Job management software for electricians NZ, with the compliance paperwork and a worked example specific to the trade.
• Job management software for plumbers NZ.
• Job management software for builders NZ.
• Power Apps coauthoring, what changes when more than one maker edits the same app.
• Dataverse MCP server, connecting an AI assistant to Dataverse.
• Dataverse skills for coding agents.
• Dataverse business skills, writing down the exceptions an agent should follow instead of guessing.
• MCP explained for business owners, without the developer jargon.
• How I run a squad of coding agents, the build log behind this site's own tooling.
• Glossary grown from 25 to 45 terms across Microsoft Power Platform and trades software.
• Six questions and answers added to the contact page.
• The Flightdeck demo now sits full-bleed on its case study, sized to the visitor's screen before it loads.
• Fifteen page titles that had drifted from their own headline reverted to match, so a search result and the page agree.
• A de-AI pass across every post live at the time, plus three light-mode colour tokens fixed for contrast.
• Admin-hours audit, ten weekly admin tasks in minutes, with the total carried into the ROI calculator.
• Power Platform licence picker, five questions to the licence mix and the monthly list price.
• Copilot Studio credit estimator, credits a month and whether a prepaid pack or pay-as-you-go is cheaper.
• Quote follow-up templates, eight emails to send after a quote, with copy buttons and no sign-up.
• Automation readiness scorecard, ten statements scored 0 to 3, a band and the two things to fix first.
• Microsoft licence decoder, what your Microsoft 365 plan already lets you build and the first thing you would have to buy.
• Twelve posts: the Xero cluster (Projects after WorkflowMax, add-ons, Hubdoc vs Dext, the features nobody switches on), the AI lane (what an agent costs to run, AI phone agents in NZ, ChatGPT for tradies), and the hiring, pricing, payback, spreadsheet and site-photo guides.
• This changelog.
• Repositioned NZ-wide and remote-first: under 20 staff replaces the old staff-count ranges everywhere, onsite delivery comes off the site, and prices are flat.
• New page: who Kove is for and who it is not, with the case for one person over a partner and how remote work runs.
• Ten owner-question posts: booking and reminders for trades, lead follow-up for real estate and architects, mortgage broker application tracking, an outdated-website checklist, same-day website enquiries, photo and address quote requests, automatic rebooking, review requests after a job, chasing client documents, and automatic job status updates.

August 2026 (18)

• NZ trades software price index, every verified price in one table with its source, for trades comparing tools before buying.
• A price ledger and a gate that blocks the site publishing a price nobody has re-checked.
• Tradify pricing NZ, plans and add-on costs.
• Fergus pricing NZ, plans and timesheet-seat costs.
• NextMinute pricing NZ.
• Best quoting software for NZ trades, a roundup of the main tools.
• SimPRO pricing NZ.
• SimPRO vs Tradify, a head-to-head for firms choosing between the two.
• GeoOp alternatives NZ, a migration guide after GeoOp's discontinuation by the Access Group.
• Power Apps per-app plan pricing NZ.
• Dataverse for Teams limits, what the free tier actually caps.
• Teams approvals vs Power Automate, for firms deciding which to build in.
• Power BI vs Excel for job profitability.
• Copilot Studio vs ChatGPT Team, for firms already on Microsoft 365.
• What's actually new in Dataverse for 2026, from Microsoft's own release notes.
• Security review of the site and the contact form worker, with two hardening fixes to the form handling.
• The system behind the work, a page on how the site and its tools actually get built.
• Flightdeck case study re-cut from the real interactive demo, for anyone deciding whether to book a call off it.

This list is generated from the repo by seo-tools/changelog.py and curated by hand; it isn't a full commit log.