Hey everyone,

Here’s your second Friday FulGaz Update! A quick recap of what we got done this week:

As shared before, we're continuing to grow the FulGaz ride library but at a more curated pace, prioritizing new regions and maintaining existing rides. The content strategy draft, including official guidelines and project management, is coming together thanks to Peter. We’ll be sharing a full update in one of the upcoming Friday posts.

Support queue is now back to normal and we’ve hit inbox zero. Huge thanks to Klem for knocking this out in a week! Furthermore, as we’ve repeatedly and publicly committed to improving FulGaz stability, one of the related steps is that we’d like to involve a small group of riders to help test beta versions before public release. First up is the Windows build. We’ve done internal testing, but we’d love more feedback before releasing it. The test build installs as a separate app, so your regular FulGaz experience won’t be affected. Interested in testing? Email us at support@fulgaz.com!

And that brings us to development where we’re currently focused on two critical areas. First one is migrating infrastructure to ROUVY for long-term stability. The second is completing the core framework upgrade which is a long running effort that Moray is now wrapping up. Both of these are essential steps to ensure longterm stability improvements. We know that reliability is everything because the last thing you want is an app crash or trouble getting started when you're all dressed up and ready to ride.

Well and that’s it for this week, let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy your weekend, stay fit and keep riding!

~Erik