v1.0.3
PocketStack v1.0.3 refocuses the product around browser-native readiness instead of pretending full Docker Compose compatibility can exist inside a browser tab.
Highlights:
pocketstack analyzenow reports browser-readiness status, score, service blockers, service suggestions, and project next steps.- Unsupported services now produce more useful primary reasons instead of a noisy list of every adapter rejection.
- Studio shows readiness score and conversion suggestions directly in the browser.
- Generated manifests include readiness metadata and project next steps.
- New browser-native conversion guide for replacing common unsupported services such as Redis, workers, backend APIs, Docker builds, and non-browser databases with demo-safe browser-native representations.
- Public site links to the conversion guide.
Known constraints:
- PocketStack remains browser-native only.
- It does not run arbitrary Docker containers, Docker builds, Linux daemons, or real container networking in the browser.
- Unsupported services should be converted to static assets, frontend projects, WASI modules, OpenAPI mocks, SQLite, PGlite, or in-browser state when that is honest for the demo.