Umbra status
Whether the services behind Umbra are healthy right now, and a running log of what we have shipped and improved. No account details and no infrastructure — just what is up, and what changed.
Licensing
Activation and plan checks when you sign in to the app.
App updates
Delivery of new desktop versions and the update check.
Sync & backup
Encrypted cloud backup of your Accounts and proxies.
Team relay
Team decision boards and phone-paired remote checkout.
Website & dashboard
This site, sign-in, and your account dashboard.
Recent changes
what we have been building- Aug 2026Improved
The Ledger, rebuilt around your orders
The order list is now a fast, sortable table that tells the whole story of every order on one line — cost, what it sold for, and the profit between them in green or red — instead of hiding the sale behind a tiny line of text. Sort by profit or cost straight from the column headers, filter to just what you are still holding, and scope the whole view to a date range. An order that sold across several marketplaces opens up to show each sale on its own line, split prices and all. And an Export that stamps its file with the date range makes handing a whole year to your accountant a single click.
- Aug 2026Shipped
Your ledger keeps itself up to date
Once the tool you list on is connected, the Ledger now tops itself up in the background — new orders and new sales appear on their own, added to what you already have without touching a thing, and a note lands in your notifications telling you how many. A sale that closes while you are away from your desk is in your books by the time you look. Nothing is ever overwritten, and a full reset is still one button when you want it.
- Aug 2026Shipped
Your sold prices fill the Ledger by themselves
Connect the tool you list your tickets on and the Ledger fills itself in: every buy and every sale, the price each went for, the account it was bought on and the seats — read-only, without a row of manual entry. A purchase that sold as several sales at different prices is stitched back to the buy it came from, so your realized profit per order comes out right without a spreadsheet. Umbra only ever reads your sales record — it never lists, prices, or changes anything on your behalf. A sale it can’t place against a buy is set aside for you to look at, never guessed.
- Aug 2026Shipped
See where your money is, three ways
The Ledger now opens on three pictures of your money, each answering a different question. One plots every order you’ve sold by what it cost against the multiple it came back for — so a glance shows whether your small orders carry the margin, and how often something sells under cost. One shows where every ticket you’ve bought ended up, sold against still held, across your whole book. And one sorts every order best to worst and draws your profit accumulating — so you can see how few orders carry most of a season, and what the loss-making tail costs you. A per-currency table beneath states spend, realized profit, unsold stock and sell-through at a glance. Every money figure is per currency and ties out to the penny — Umbra never adds a pound to a euro.
- Aug 2026Shipped
Resolve stock from an event that has passed
Seats you’re still holding after the event date has gone by — because the order was cancelled and refunded, or it simply never sold — can now be settled with a plain either/or from the order menu. Marking it cancelled records a break-even: your money came back, so no gain and no loss. Marking it unsold writes it off as a full loss of what it cost. Either way the order stops counting as live stock you still hold, and it’s one click to undo.
See the full changelog — every change, in more detail.
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