We made a few small improvements to the Material Catalog to make it easier to work with a larger catalog.

Click any column header to sort your catalog. Sort by Price from lowest to highest, Supplier alphabetically, or Category alphabetically.

Once your catalog grows past a few dozen materials, scrolling to find what you need gets slow. Sorting by price lets you find the cheapest option in a category when you are value engineering a scope, and sorting by supplier groups everything from one vendor before you place an order.

You can now export your Material Catalog using the same options you already have on other tables. CSV, PDF, or copy to clipboard.

Your catalog holds your standard pricing, and it is useful outside the platform. Export to CSV to compare your numbers against a contractor's material list in a spreadsheet, or export to PDF to send a clean copy to a partner or your bookkeeper.

Workspace Tasks pulls every task from every project task manager into one list. Once you are managing a handful of active projects, that list gets long. This release makes it easier to find what you need and clear it.

A new search box searches your entire task list by:

Type a User's name to see everything waiting on them. Type a project address to isolate that job. Type a keyword from your notes to find the task you wrote three weeks ago.

Filter your list down to overdue tasks, high priority items, or a single assignee. Combine filters with search to narrow to exactly what you are looking for, then hit Clear filters to reset.

A new checkbox sits next to every task in the list. Click it to mark the task complete without opening the task modal. Working through a list of finished items is now one click each.

The same search, filter and check options have been added to the Task Manager inside each project, so you can find tasks and mark them as complete without leaving the project you are working in.

We upgraded the AI engine powering the AI Receipt Analyzer and the AI Bulk Expense Importer.

Nothing changes in how you use either tool. Snap a receipt or upload an import file the same way you always have.

We shipped two infrastructure updates over the past few weeks. Both target the same thing: how fast pages load and how consistently they do it.

We upgraded the platform to a modern connection protocol that lets your browser request multiple pieces of data at the same time instead of one after another. The Accounting tools benefit the most here. Budget vs Actuals, the Expense Tracker, the Income Tracker, and Receipts each pull roughly eight separate sets of data when they open. Those requests now run in parallel rather than queuing up behind each other.

A background cleanup process on our servers had grown much larger than intended. Every so often it would trigger mid-request and hang the page for up to 15 seconds. It was unpredictable, which made it easy to mistake for a slow connection.

Nothing to update on your end. Both fixes are already live.

If you use the Calendar Integration to sync your FlipperForce calendar with a third-party calendar like Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar, we just shipped an improvement that gives you a lot more detail about each event.

Before, you got the event name and the dates. Now you get the project, the address, who it's assigned to, and links straight back into FlipperForce.

Nothing to set up. If you already have a calendar integration connected, the new details start appearing automatically. If you have not connected one yet, go to the Calendar and click Calendar Integrations to get your link.

This applies to both the Workspace Calendar link and the new per-project calendar links.

Sync a single project's calendar to Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar.

Before this update, the calendar integration was workspace-wide. Every schedule item, task, and event from every project landed in your Calendar integration feed. That works if you want the full picture, but it gets noisy fast, and once the items are in your third-party calendar there is no easy way to tell which project a "Rough Framing Inspection" belongs to.

Now you can generate a calendar link for one specific project. The link carries that specific project's schedule items, tasks, and events, and nothing else. Each project you connect comes through as its own separate calendar, so your calendar app color codes them automatically and lets you toggle them on and off individually.

Changes you make in FlipperForce sync through to your calendar from there.

The workspace calendar integration is not going anywhere. Both options are available:

You can now generate a share link for a single project update instead of sharing your entire update log. This will allow you to easily share a specific project update with your business partners or lenders, instead of sharing the entire log.

Each update in your Project Updates log has its own share link button. Click it and FlipperForce generates a standalone web page for that one update, including the text and photos you posted. Send the link to anyone. No login required on their end.

The shared page is interactive, not a static screenshot. Clicking any photo thumbnail opens a full-size lightbox gallery, and the recipient can scroll through the rest of the photos from there.

Note: The global share link that shares your full project update log hasn't changed and is still available on the Project Updates page. Use that one when someone should see everything, and the new individual link when a single update is the whole message.

We've added an Activity Log endpoint to the Public API. Every other endpoint tells you what your projects look like right now. This one tells you what changed, when, and who did it, across your whole workspace in a single call.

One call returns a timestamped, newest-first feed of activity: projects created and moved through stages, expenses and receipts added, deal analyses completed, updates and photos posted, tasks finished, teammates invited, and more.

Here's a real example. We connected the FlipperForce API Activity Log endpoint to Claude and asked for a plain-English summary of our Workspace's activity from the last seven days. In a single pass it pulled the week's activity and turned it into this comprehensive digest:

Everything in this Weekly Digest came straight from the Activity Log endpoint. The dollar figures, the eight new projects, and the flip analysis all rode along in the activity data, so no extra lookups were needed.

You could set this up as a Scheduled Task in Claude to automatically generate a weekly digest with exactly the information you need to know for the week ahead.

We made a quick improvement to the Scheduler that lets you override Autoscheduling for individual tasks.

If you're not familiar with Autoscheduling, it automatically schedules your tasks based on their dependencies. When one task gets delayed, it pushes back all the dependent tasks downstream, so you don't have to manually adjust your entire schedule every time something changes.

Sometimes your dates are locked in. A contractor might be scheduled to show up on a specific date, like the 16th, and you don't want that task moving around every time an earlier task shifts. In those cases, you'll want to override Auto Scheduling and lock in that start date.

That's what our new date lock feature does. With Auto Scheduling enabled, every task is set to automatic by default. To pin one down, just toggle the task from Auto to Locked and drag it to the date you want it to start. It stays locked in place on that date, while the rest of your schedule keeps taking advantage of Auto Scheduling.

You can switch any task between Automatic and Locked right from the new "Auto?" column in the Scheduler, or from the task's edit window. Locked tasks are flagged so you can see at a glance which dates are set in stone and which are still moving with the schedule.

Finding the money is not the hard part of flipping houses. Finding the right money is.

Anyone who has flipped more than a couple of houses has a lender horror story: the "10% and 2 points" quote that ballooned with junk fees at the closing table, the draw request that sat in a corporate queue for three weeks while contractors walked off the job, or the out-of-state underwriter who killed a solid deal because their automated valuation model had never heard of your neighborhood.

That is why we built the FlipperForce Lender Network: a free hard money lender directory with detailed profiles for 65+ vetted nationwide and local private lenders, organized by state, loan type, and lending style, so you can compare real rates and terms before you ever pick up the phone.

Most lender lists on the internet give you a logo, three sentences of marketing copy, and a phone number. Nothing about the terms that actually decide whether your deal pencils: leverage limits, draw turnaround, extension policies, or experience requirements.

We took a different approach. Every profile in the Lender Network is a structured breakdown built the way an investor actually evaluates a lender:

No fluff. Just the deal parameters you need to decide if a lender fits your project.

The directory covers both sides of the private lending market, because they solve different problems:

Most experienced flippers end up using both at different points in their business. The directory makes it easy to see who plays in your market and how their terms stack up.

Hard money is a local business, even when the lender is national. Rates, foreclosure timelines, and lender depth vary significantly from state to state, and that changes your deal math.

So we built a dedicated page for all 50 states plus D.C., each with:

Whether you are flipping in Missouri, Texas, or Florida, you can see exactly who is funding deals in your market right now.

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The Lender Network is not a standalone list. It is wired into the same workflow you already use to analyze and manage your deals:

Better analysis gets you approved. Better management gets you repeat funding at better terms.

We are launching the network with 65+ lender profiles and adding more every week, with a target of deep coverage in all 50 states: nationwide platforms plus a bench of local direct lenders in every market. Each profile is researched and structured by our team so the rates, terms, and processes you see reflect how that lender actually operates.

If you are a flipper, developer, or BRRRR investor: browse the Lender Network and find your next funding partner.