Vaiz Releases Version 2.90 With Bulk Edits and Persistent Collaboration; TaskTracker.best Publishes Updated Review

Vaiz has released version 2.90 introducing bulk edits across tasks and milestones, marking its tenth numbered release since September 2025

NY, UNITED STATES, August 18, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Vaiz, a Cyprus-based work management platform, has released version 2.90 on July 5, 2026, introducing bulk edit capabilities across tasks and milestone cards. Following the release, independent review publication TaskTracker.best has published a refreshed in-depth Vaiz platform review that documents the version 2.90 additions alongside a review of the ten numbered releases the Limassol-based platform has shipped since accelerating to a two-week release cycle.

Senior reviewer Imogen Patel notes that Vaiz’s release cadence has become one of the defining characteristics distinguishing the platform from established competitors. Where incumbents such as Asana, monday.com, and ClickUp typically deliver major feature updates on quarterly or biannual cycles, Vaiz’s two-week rhythm has translated into consistent shipping of both foundational features and quality-of-life refinements throughout the first half of 2026.

The refreshed review documents the substantive additions delivered across the 2026 release train. Version 2.86, released on May 14, added a native GitHub integration and interactive 3D models in the editor. Version 2.87 on May 25 introduced an OAuth-based Model Context Protocol server that connects Vaiz to AI assistants including Claude. Version 2.88 on June 8 delivered a redesigned first-run experience and inline editing for subtasks. The recent 2.90 release adds bulk edits across task and milestone cards and improves the collaboration engine to keep workspaces current when users return to the app after periods away.

TaskTracker.best has also expanded coverage of Vaiz’s positioning against incumbent work-management platforms. An updated overview of Vaiz free plan and pricing tiers documents the free tier for teams of up to ten users, the Pro plan at $5 per user per month, and the Premium plan at $9 per user per month, alongside the on-premises Enterprise edition for organizations with data residency requirements.

The publication’s editorial framework prioritizes what Patel describes as “day-three usability” — how a work-management tool behaves once teams have moved beyond onboarding templates into real workload. The 2026 refresh scores Vaiz against three signals: notification volume during a typical workweek, mobile editing viability for non-admin users, and search relevance in workspaces containing more than 500 tasks.

A dedicated Vaiz vs Asana comparison for cross-functional teams addresses the most common procurement question surfaced by readers evaluating Vaiz for a first work-management standard against Asana’s incumbent installed base. TaskTracker.best is affiliate-supported through referral partnerships with several evaluated vendors and maintains editorial independence over comparison content.

About Vaiz
Vaiz is a Cyprus-based work management platform that combines tasks, documents, and team collaboration in a single workspace. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Limassol, Vaiz operates on a two-week release cycle. The platform includes a built-in AI assistant, embedded Figma, Miro, and other design tool viewers, and a Migration Center supporting one-click transfers from Jira, Asana, Trello, YouTrack, Linear, and Notion.

About TaskTracker.best
TaskTracker.best is an independent software evaluation publication covering modern task and project-management platforms with particular focus on Vaiz and comparable modern tools. The editorial team publishes buyer-focused reviews, head-to-head comparisons, and category roundups aimed at operations, marketing, agency, and cross-functional teams.

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