Less friction.
More on air.

Event preparation now stays in one focused workspace. Open an event to work with its Board or List, then add teams and matches, import data, edit rosters and images, and move into branding or integrations without losing the event context. The same workflow is available in the website and supported Collector versions, with clearer controls on narrow screens. Live rundown control is more predictable. Enabling Autopilot follows the current stage, while disabling it returns output to the normal HUD without losing rundown progress, completed cues, countdown state, or queued work. Operators can still take graphics manually while Autopilot is off and resume the current stage when ready. Imports can now reuse matching player photos already saved in your team library when the incoming roster has gaps. Status messages distinguish missing photos from a source refresh warning, so the Board reports what actually needs attention. Graphics Studio packages received a visual and operational pass. Imported graphics preserve their configured typography and textures more accurately, dynamic text handles long names more safely, and motion previews are easier to control. Schedule status and UTC time can use event data, while player K/D can use available match statistics. Missing values stay blank rather than showing sample data. Event controls now keep bracket sharing, live controls, board arrangement, and theme selection close at hand on desktop and mobile. Availability - The shared event workspace is available on the website. Collector editing requires a supported Collector version. - Graphics Studio packages remain private. Assigning a ready scene makes that scene available for the event's output; it does not publish the package. - These updates do not change an event automatically or publish a new default graphics package.