But now WISP 2 is close to release, this is a blog post to try and show what we’ve been working on and some things your customers might notice when WISP 2 rolls out. As long as everything pretty much works, most people are a lot more interested in features and updates they can see and use.
This will be a free automatic update for all our customers.įor the most part, people don’t care about updates under the hood, so we haven’t made much noise about this update. There has been significant progress, and we’re almost ready to release it. But in that time we’ve expanded our team with a new developer who has almost exclusively worked in the background on WISP 2. To some people, it can look like we haven’t been doing much over the last 6-12 months, because there isn’t much to talk about. “Due to the large nature of the job ahead, it’s likely this will open up a window for competitors to try and catch up with us.” I first spoke about it briefly on my last blog post, a year ago: What we’ve been doing since WISP launched…Īlmost all updates have been QOL/maintenance for the last 6-12 months, while we’ve been working on our first major update.
