iridesight.app | Changelog

v1.4.0 1 November 2026

A new name: iridesight.app. Your cached save, guide progress and view choices move over by themselves.
A landing page with the current version’s art, what the calculator does, and when the current version ends.
Navigation at the side. Tabs are a list on the left, with subtabs under their tab and Edit balances and Save & Load right below. On phones it opens from the Menu button.
This changelog, opened from the version number at the top.
Official Wuthering Waves images now carry “© KURO GAMES”, and the footer says who owns them.

Pulls tab with three subtabs: Pity, Inventory and Planner.
Inventory filters combine, for example 5★ and Owned.
The Pull Planner has separate lanes for character and weapon banners.
Placeholder banners for future versions, so you can plan before banners are announced. Phase dates follow how 3.5–3.7 ran; estimated versions 3.8, 4.0 and 4.1 are ready to use.
A pull point whose time has passed asks what happened; your answer updates your pity and inventory.
Clearer results for each point: the main figures as tiles and a small table of pulls needed.

Record rewards: one form for events and endgames to add what you collected, say it’s already in your balance, or note progress, without counting anything twice.
To confirm: anything you assumed done by a date asks what happened once that date passes; nothing changes until you answer.
Endgame cycles can be assumed done by a date too.

Endgames kept up to date by the app: Tower of Adversity, Whimpering Wastes and Endstate Matrix cycles follow the published dates and keep your progress.
When the next cycle isn’t published yet, it’s estimated (28 days by default, or your own length).
Exact start times for versions and banners (3.7 starts 30 Sep 10:00, server time).
Fixes to update offers and the Timeline’s countdowns.

Assume an event completed by a date: its rewards count from that moment.
The Pull Planner shows values where you hover, and can delete all points at once.
Sort bars for lists, and a number of small fixes.

A calmer, roomier look with larger text and softer lines.
Short choices are buttons instead of dropdowns, and dates have their own picker.
Smooth motion everywhere; nothing snaps.

Inventory: every Resonator as a card, with its Sequence and signature weapon.
The Pull Planner starts from what you already own.

A refurbished Pull Planner board: points with a date and time, a preview where you hover, and snapping to days and banner starts and ends.
Each point opens in its own panel with its goals and results.

The Pull Planner board: plan pulls on several banners in a row, with what carries over from one to the next.

Pull Planner: your exact chances of getting a character or weapon with the pulls you have and will have.