What Vacation Tracker changed

• Updated the Model Context Protocol (MCP) description to focus on AI compatibility.
• Changed "In person(human view)/By wire(machine view)" to "Visual(for humans)/Markdown(for AI agents)."

The product is moving beyond human-only interfaces. By adding Markdown support for AI agents, they are positioning their leave data to be easily read and used by AI tools.

• Changed the main headline from "PTO tracking that lives where your team works" to "Leave management for distributed teams."
• Added a new sub-headline highlighting "Multi-country policies" and "audit-ready reports."
• Added a specific claim that the tool requires "No HRIS."
• Updated the page metadata and summary to emphasize its use by 3,500+ companies.

The product is shifting its messaging to focus specifically on "distributed teams" and "multi-country policies." This suggests they are moving away from simple PTO tracking to solve more complex problems for global companies.

• Launched new mobile applications for both iOS and Android.
• Introduced a new "MCP" (Model Context Protocol) integration to bring leave data into AI tools.
• Added a comprehensive navigation menu with sections for Capabilities, Automations, and Industry-specific solutions.
• Expanded the homepage with a new FAQ section and industry-specific landing pages (Finance, Healthcare, etc.).
• Added specific "Automation" features like Blackout Periods, Probation Periods, and Seniority Entitlements.

The product is expanding from a chat-based tool into a full platform with dedicated mobile apps and AI-ready data integrations. This makes them more accessible for employees on the go and more useful for companies using AI tools.