Strengthened for heavy usage.

• Google OAuth fixes

• Optimized batch & sequential rendering

• Rendering performance upgrades

• UI refinements

• Production stability improvements

The platform is now built to support growing teams and high-volume manufacturers.

The experience matured.

• Font previews

• Network speed indicators

• Curved text UI enhancements

• Sidebar & design page refinements

• Cloud render optimizations

Teedex started feeling like an enterprise-grade product.

Preparing for growth.

• Polotno & Teedex version upgrades

• Auto-fit logic improvements

• Download reliability fixes

• Thumbnail stabilization

• Subscription expiry UX refined

This was a stabilization milestone before scaling further.

Confidence became the priority.

• Design recovery improvements

• Subscription edge-case handling

• Export & sizing bug fixes

• Better feedback & error messaging

• UX refinements across flows

Users could work uninterrupted, without fear of data loss.

Under-the-hood performance focus.

• Export engine refactored

• Faster thumbnail previews

• Drag & drop font uploads

• Editor-wide performance tuning

• UI consistency upgrades

The system became lighter, faster, and more refined.

Bulk workflows arrived.

• Excel-based variation upload

• Advanced variation UI

• Bulk export improvements

• Thumbnail caching enhancements

• Admin dashboard upgrades

Now power users could handle hundreds of designs efficiently.

A major architectural leap.

• Cloud rendering system introduced

• High-resolution exports (72–300 DPI)

• PDF export enabled

• Large image handling improved

• Subscription system launched

• Admin dashboard & user management

This marked Teedex’s transition from tool → scalable platform.

Performance upgrades changed the experience.

• Export optimization (batching & tuning)

• Better loading states

• File & font reliability improvements

• Autosave workflow refinement

• Onboarding improvements

Designers experienced fewer interruptions and faster results.

Security and stability became priorities.

• User accounts launched

• Google login integrated

• Multi-size export logic improved

• Major export & design bug fixes

• UI stability across pages

Teedex became secure, reliable, and accessible from anywhere.

Design freedom expanded.

• Custom font uploads

• Timeline-based editing

• Smarter canvas controls

• Grid, zoom & interaction improvements

• Bulk actions like “Apply to All”

• Better download progress feedback

Teedex shifted from “working tool” to serious design system.

Teedex launched its first working version.

• Core design editor introduced

• Flexible canvas sizes

• Reliable export system

• IndexedDB performance setup

• Early UX stabilization

The goal was simple: make jersey design frictionless.
This phase focused on building a usable, stable core editor.

Flexible Credit-Based Download System

Launched prepaid credit system with usage tracking. Users now receive download alerts and upgrade prompts when nearing credit limits. Improved transparency in export usage.

Full Jersey Layout Presets

Introduced artboard presets for Front, Back, Half Sleeve, and Full Sleeve layouts. Elements placed on preset artboards persist for future projects, improving repeat manufacturing workflows.

Improved Layer Control

Added advanced layer locking, grouping, and structured element hierarchy. Prevent accidental edits to background layers while keeping logo placement flexible.

Production-Grade Export Engine

Optimized rendering engine for faster export without compromising quality. Improved CMYK color accuracy and reduced print mismatch issues. Large design files now export up to 40% faster.

Dedicated 21x29 Sublimation Artboard Introduced

Introduced fixed 21x29 inch rectangle artboard built specifically for jersey sublimation workflows. Improved DPI control (300 DPI default), bleed-safe margins, and export-ready design structure for manufacturers.

Teedex officially launched its public beta for custom jersey manufacturers. Users could create rectangle-based jersey background designs optimized for sublimation printing. Initial features included basic layout editor, high-resolution export, and CMYK and RGB ready outputs for production.