Changelog - Orbytt

August 3, 2026

Rewrite of the AI Prompt Engineering book to accommodate AI beginners. Published the lesson in Orbytt Academy.

August 2, 2026

Updated the Orbytt Foundation page with a new data section that frames the mission in four numbers, plus a call to action band linking to the impact model. Hero statistics were corrected so the page agrees with the sourced PSA and BSP figures.
Published Orbytt Mission – By The Numbers, an interactive model of how the Foundation reaches 10,000 jobs by 2030. Move the sliders for ambassadors, bootcamp seats and years to see projected placements, families kept together, funding required and cost per job.
Built and activated the WP Insert Code plugin. It injects HTML, CSS and JavaScript into the site header or footer, either site wide or on a single page, and validates every snippet before output so a broken tag cannot take a page down.
Updated the Academy page with custom card artwork across all seven cards and tightened course titles so the resource and course rows align cleanly.
Rebuilt the About Us page without its Tailwind dependency for a faster load, keeping the existing design intact. Two broken member avatars were also fixed.
Refreshed the layout and typography of the first Field Notes piece, 11 Principles Elon Musk Uses to Build Companies. The principles are unchanged, the page is just easier to read.
Created a sub-group called I’m Hiring for peer-to-peer, simple forum-based job posting.

August 1, 2026

Added the Academy page to include Academy Resources in addition to Courses. Changed the menu to show the Academy page instead of Courses.

July 30, 2026

Activated the Orbytt Member Directory plugin to revise the default layout for members – Talent profile page

July 29, 2026

Added 14 new VA professionals to the Featured Talent page
Published blog post for the Press Release resource
Updated the login URL to /login (site wide with Google Auth adjustment) using Orbytt Login plugin

July 22, 2026

Updated the Activity Feed to reflect only relevant feeds for each member. Feeds will not automatically show up unless you follow people and their activities.
To alleviate the blank activity feed for new beginners, an auto-follow to Victor and Nathalie is set for new registrations.
An auto-connect to Janus for new members, for new user registrations
Updated the sidebar panel open/close button to be more visible on top
Profile types are now required. Employers and Agencies will not be shown on the members listings.

June 27, 2026

Updated the About Us page with more founding members with completed profiles.
Updated the How it works page for Employers.
Published Featured Orbytt Talent page.
Built and activated the Orbytt Community Announcements plugin.
Built and activated the Orbytt CTA for non-logged in users when viewing a talent profile.

June 10, 2026

Updated the Activity/News Feed with welcome card that is shown to logged out users.
Promoted the feed as the new home page.

May 12, 2026

Update the news/activity feed page with a left column to show newly released resources, active members and communities.
Published the Upskill in AI with Claude

April 16, 2026

April 10, 2026

Published the first Field Notes under Orbytt Academy – 11 Principles Elon Musk Uses to Build Companies
Enabled followers/following stats on profile

April 8, 2026

April 2, 2026

March 31, 2026

March 12, 2026

Released ‘Add to home screen’ for iOS and PWA app capability (manifest.json). This feature allows users to install Orbytt as a Progressive Web App on desktop and add Orbytt app directly to the iOS screen
Re-configured messaging. DM is now only active for Employers and Agency to VA. This allows certain accounts to be able to reach out to each other directly. VA to VA messaging can happen async via forum discussions
Victor posted an article ‘13 Prompts…’

March 10, 2026

Released activity feed reactions to include emotion icon (emoticons). Instead of the original ‘Like’ button, feeds now have ‘like, love, laugh, anguish, sad, and wow’.
Lyra posted an article ‘Seven Delegation Mistakes…’