Todo lo que cambió en EasyShow y se puede ver, de lo más reciente a lo más antiguo.
0.11.0
Added deleting a list. "Change" on an open list now holds everything you can do to it — add a dog, rename it, fill it from another list, delete it — instead of a row of buttons.
"Entries open" now stays on a show for as long as entries really are open. We read the closing date from the show's own page, so the tag no longer disappears a few days after we last checked.
A show now shows one tag, not two. Entries close long before a timetable is published, so a show can be taking entries or waiting for its schedule — never both at once.
Past shows are no longer greyed out. Every show is now fully readable and carries a mark instead: a tick for one that has run, a clock for one still to come.
The bottom bar has drawn icons and the dashboard in the middle, in a circle, within reach of a thumb.
Fixed shows that used to appear twice. A two-day exhibition split across two cards — Gondomar 2024 among several others — is one show again.
Where a city holds two exhibitions in one year, both now say which month they are in, instead of only the second one.
On the morning of a show the dashboard counts down, in hours and minutes, to the first ring — and says "live" and "next" only once the rings have actually started.
While the rings run, the show card says "now" where the countdown was. The tab of the next day counts the days to it — "1 day to go" — instead of showing nothing.
0.10.0
The timetable now arrives on its own. Three days before a show, and every day until it starts, EasyShow reads the published schedule and brings it in — so it is already there when you open the show, and if the organiser republishes it before the day, we notice.
Added a way to reset a forgotten password yourself: "Forgot your password?" on the sign-in screen sends a reset link to your email — no need to write to us.
Added a light theme. Settings → Appearance offers dark, light, or following whatever your phone is set to. Signed in, the choice travels with your account to every device.
Added a choice of interface size. Settings → Appearance offers compact, medium and large: the text and the spacing around it grow together, for reading a timetable at arm's length by the ring.
The picture of your account in the top corner now opens Settings, instead of the profile page inside it.
Your name, your role and the way to sign out moved out of the header and onto the top of Settings, which the picture of your account opens — the header is down to the mark and your picture.
The EasyShow mark in the corner is drawn for the theme you are in, so the stopwatch behind the dog no longer disappears on the light one.
0.9.3
The feedback form now reaches us the moment you send it, and the answer comes back to the address you left. Signed in, you do not type an address at all — we use the one in your profile.
Settings is split into sections, so a page is where you would look for it.
Added an Info tab: what EasyShow is, what we are building next, and which exact copy of the app you are running.
Finished the translation. The settings pages and the date in the header were the last English corners; they are in your language now too.
Signing in and creating an account are now one form. Enter your email and a password: if you already have an account we sign you in, if not we start one, right away.
0.9.2
Added a way to fix the order of breeds in a ring. If a show runs them out of the printed order, the timetable can now be put right, and every time after the change moves with it.
0.9.1
Improved working without a connection: the pages a show day needs are saved in advance, and a page you have never opened now tells you so instead of showing you something else.
0.9.0
Added a way to write to us: Settings → Feedback. A problem, an idea or a question, with or without an account, in any of the five languages.
Added working without a connection. A page you have already opened is saved and opens again where the venue has no signal, with a note saying it is the last copy loaded.
0.8.3
Reworked the Lists page: you choose the kind of list, then the list by its name, and it opens on your favourites.
You can now change a breed's name and its note in one dialog.
0.8.1
Added kinds of lists: your favourites, a list made for one particular show, and ordinary ones. A show list is offered at that show and nowhere else.
You can now fill one list from another in a single step, instead of retyping breeds you already keep.
You can now narrow a show's whole timetable down to the breeds on your lists, across every ring at once.
0.8.0
Added breed names in every language. A breed is shown, and found, by its name in the language you are reading — searching for "Немецкая овчарка" and for "German Shepherd Dog" reaches the same breed.
You can now rename any breed for yourself. Your name for it shows on your screens and on nobody else's.
0.7.3
Translated the rest of the app: the dashboard, the shows, your lists, signing in. Counted things are written properly in each language — 1 день, 2 дні, 5 днів.
0.7.2
Added five languages — English, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian and Ukrainian. EasyShow opens in yours, you can change it from any page without an account, and a link you send opens in the reader's own language.
0.7.1
You can now star a breed, or add it to a list, straight from a show's timetable. Before, that row did nothing unless you were an administrator.
0.7.0
Opening a show that is running now lands on today, not on day one.
Judges now carry their country beside their name, in the rings and in the directory.
A show stays on the dashboard for five days after it ends — it is what people are still looking up.
0.6.1
Fixed the second day of a two-day show: it shows its own timetable instead of repeating day one.
0.6.0
The dashboard now keeps itself current during a show: it refreshes on its own every minute, and nothing closes under your hands while you use it.
The breed shown as being in the ring is now decided by the clock. A ring that has finished, or has not opened yet, says so instead of leaving the last breed lit all evening.
Added Favorites: a starred breed sorts to the top of every list and every search.
Every breed still to come now says how far off it is, and when a ring runs late every screen moves with it — the rings, your tracker, the day view and the timetable all read one time.
Your Dogs Tracker follows the breeds on your own lists, and includes the one in the ring right now rather than only what is coming.
0.4.0
Added one search box for a show day: it matches a breed, a judge or a ring at once, and ignores accents.
A show that has not started yet now counts down to itself on its card.
0.3.0
Fixed being signed out after a few hours. A remembered login now lasts.
The shows list now names the show that is running today, in that show's own time.
0.2.9
Past exhibitions now fold away in the shows list, and an upcoming show that has no timetable yet is marked as such.
0.2.7
The whole season is in the app now: 38 exhibitions in 22 shows for 2026, taken from the CPC calendar.
0.2.6
Addresses are readable: /shows/12/ instead of a question mark and a number.
You stay signed in. Sessions no longer expire after a day, and a remembered login survives a closed browser.
Added pull-to-refresh.
0.2.4
A new account now confirms its email address before it can sign in.
Added breed lists of your own, private to you.
Added a judges directory with the shows each judge has worked.
Each show now carries its own time zone, so every time you see is the show's local time.
Added profile photos.
0.2.3.1
The dashboard now shows the breed scheduled for right now, until somebody corrects the ring.
0.2.3
The first working EasyShow: a ring timetable for each show, a whole-day view, breed lists, and an app you can install on a phone.
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