THE CATCHLANDING CHANGELOG

Getting better,
one release at a time.

See what changed and what is still being built. CatchLanding is in beta; a new version does not mean every park or numbered seat is verified.

Current site versionv0.28.2New here? Read the field guide →

OCTOBER 10, 2026 · v0.28.2

More detail on the Monster.

Partial Green Monster stool treatment across 24 source counter spans, preserving green counters, aisles and landing surfaces.
Tap a stadium surface to open seat lookup without selecting a home run first.
Exact ticket identities appear only where a reviewed seat register exists. Numbered 3D seats remain under registration across the league.

OCTOBER 10, 2026 · v0.28.1

A clearer way to get started.

New Help & FAQ page for exploring parks, reading landing evidence and reporting a ball.
Public updates page and a consistent version link across site footers.
Help links in the main visitor flows and clearer account-free browsing guidance.

OCTOBER 10, 2026 · v0.28.0

Your profile, your teams.

Edit your username and profile picture.
Follow multiple teams and select your default park.
See your own contributions and participation or review-status badges.
Include profile settings in your personal data export.

OCTOBER 10, 2026 · v0.27.8

Cleveland seating gets a visual pass.

Partial lower-bowl chair and left-field backed-bench treatments improve the model’s appearance while preserving its landing surfaces and aisles. Upper seating, renovations and actual ticket seat registration still need review.

Still in progress

Current park geometry and renovations, missing bleachers and chair colors, exact numbered-seat registration, real-device game-day testing and stronger landing evidence coverage. Seat recommendations need verified observations and mapped seats before we can claim catch probabilities.

Detailed physical net models are not complete. You can still report a net hit without guessing a seat location.

See reported issues →