Pre-Alpha Update: 5 Patch Round Focused on Stability and UX

This update was all about refinement.

Across five separate patches, we worked through a large set of issues affecting the day-to-day experience in Spixor. Instead of adding one major new feature, this round focused on improving the quality of what is already there — making flows clearer, exports more reliable, support easier to use, and the overall interface more polished.

Here is what was improved in this patch round.

Authentication and account flows
We cleaned up the login, register, verification, and password reset experience. This included better modal behavior, clearer consent handling, improved button states, and fixes for verification and reset-related issues. Several layout and usability problems across desktop and mobile were also addressed.

Email delivery and branding
We improved the way emails are sent and presented. Verification emails, reset emails, and other system mails now follow a more consistent Spixor style, with stronger branding and cleaner structure. We also fixed multiple issues involving incorrect mail links and unreliable behavior in some environments.

Support system improvements
The public support experience received a major cleanup. We improved support request flows, ticket activation, public ticket access, and reply behavior. Several UI issues were fixed as well, including modal problems, consent-gating, responsiveness, and clearer support interactions overall.

Share export and export reliability
A large part of this work focused on Share Preview exports. We fixed multiple issues around share generation, broken links, export settings, and host-specific path problems. Share exports are now more stable, and the overall export flow is clearer and more dependable.

Dashboard polish and settings improvements
We also improved parts of the main dashboard experience, especially the Settings area. The layout is now cleaner, more structured, and better aligned with the Spixor visual style. This makes the dashboard feel more polished and easier to navigate.

This was a large quality pass made up of many smaller fixes, but together they make a big difference. Spixor now feels more stable, more consistent, and more refined across several core flows.

We are still in pre-alpha, but this patch round moves the platform forward in an important way.

Thanks to everyone testing, reporting issues, and helping us improve Spixor step by step.

- The SPIXOR Team