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The Overlay Studio enters Beta with movable widgets, custom colours and a delivery card you can arrange yourself. Burak introduces the update in the cab.
The Overlay Studio enters Beta with movable widgets, custom colours and a delivery card you can arrange yourself. Burak introduces the update in the cab.
Any signed-in ThermoExpress member can apply for open team positions. Human Resources gets a probation overview, and Burak announces recruitment on the homepage.
Discord announcements and branded notification cards now use the new ThermoExpress server logo.
The Tracker gets the new ThermoExpress logo and a rebuilt black setup with a language choice and live installation progress.
Set up and verify your account email with clearer guidance and refreshed confirmation and password-reset emails.
Public profiles and sign-in get a clearer design, and convoys can be managed on the website and discovered from the homepage.
Manage ProMods inside the Tracker, customise your overlays with F8 and see your Discord identity in the client.
Partners manage their team and Discord posts, publishers upload save edits from the web, and profiles get more reliable pictures.
Delivery cards show more of each tracked job, and partners can connect Discord through their website workspace.
ATS uses its own freight speed limit and distance units. Switching between Stable and Dev works in both directions.
Burak joins the Tracker with help for signing in and finding your way around the client.
The driver Tracker moves to version 1.0.0 with a matching Windows setup.
Drivers keep their Tracker, while community members get a separate Save-Edit client with Discord sign-in.
The hub selection brings the Driver Hub and Save-Edit Hub together, while each keeps its own access and downloads.
The tablet gains voice calls, richer chats and road routes. Update checks are more reliable.
Accepted drivers complete their formalities step by step and exchange replies with Human Resources in the same workspace.
The service phone and driver tablet share calls and media, with clearer online status and message receipts.
The home page opens with a slideshow of our trucks, the changelog with a photo banner like the convoy page, and on both Burak tells you what is new. The website trailer has a new cut, and the release history has been tidied up.
Version 0.9.9 brings a Save-Edit forum into the client: builds and parts from the team that you keep in your library and put straight onto your truck or trailer. The overview is tidier, and the slideshow shows our trucks in full.
New members accept the server rules with a single reaction before the community channels open, and the self-roles moved into one clear panel.
The service phone can notify you about new messages on your smartphone, even while it is closed.
Version 0.9.8 improves in-game overlays, clips and live video, expands language support and follows your Windows settings. Direct TXUpdates keep installations made with setup 0.9.7 current. Release notes are now available on the website and Discord.
The website speaks Turkish, the navigation sorts every page into a few clear menus, and the public pages share one clean look.
Version 0.9.7 adapts the desktop client to smaller windows and lets you choose keyboard shortcuts for the tablet and overlays. It also brings a revised save editor and the live roadmap to the client.
Team members can chat with drivers from their smartphone: the service phone at /phone works like the driver tablet in the client, with chats and files in your pocket.
Version 0.9.6 fixes a focus issue between the tracker and ETS2/ATS. In-game indicators stay visible without taking keyboard input away from the game.
Version 0.9.5 redesigns the home screen, chat and settings in the driver tablet. Voice messages, configurable chat notifications and more tools for group admins are new. The ThermoExpress wallpaper stays in place; choose your own image right in the tablet.
Version 0.9.4 brings the ThermoExpress chat to the driver tablet, together with company news, settings right in the tablet and a new Discord status. Speed and remaining distance now follow the game smoothly.
Administrators set up the Save-Edit library from any channel, and the radio keeps playing when the station or track changes.
Drivers in the live map list no longer swap places every few seconds while their trucks send new positions.
Version 0.9.3 improves 60 FPS clips and live streaming while driving. Clips and live video share the same recorder during recording, reducing the additional load on the game.
Version 0.9.2 records smooth 60 FPS clips, even when the game uses the whole graphics card. Your team watches you live as real video and can look back over the last 20 minutes of your drive.
Applications now check the Steam account you already link for the playtime check, so nobody has to enter a TruckersMP ID.
Three short trucking minigames are open to every member, right in the chat.
Like the Windows client, the website now welcomes you with the ThermoExpress trailer: one drive from the game to the website, full screen and with our soundtrack, followed by the question whether you are ready to join.
Version 0.9.1 is a complete new setup with everything from 0.9.0, so installations from any earlier version get the resizable driver tablet and the rebuilt settings in one step.
Version 0.9.0 makes your driver tablet bigger: drag it to any size, documents open in their real paper format, and new animations run throughout. The settings are now split into four clear sections.
The Driver Hub gains four new ways to enjoy the road together: a monthly screenshot competition, a replay for every recorded tour, weekly challenges with profile badges and a personal discovery map.
The server gained birthday celebrations, chat levels with live leaderboards, a counting game and voice channels you open yourself.
Version 0.8.9 greets you with the new ThermoExpress trailer: after the update, the client shows you in one minute everything it can do, then takes you straight to your sign-in.
Version 0.8.8 brings the ThermoExpress Driver Tablet into the game: press Home in ETS2 or ATS for your current trip, vehicle, logbook and documents. The in-game overlays have been rebuilt, and overlay settings now open with F8.
Every release of our Discord bot now has its place in the changelog, from its first day on the server until today, and new bot releases appear in the What’s new window.
Leave of absence now has its own internal process: the bot guides the request, the team decides, and a private vacation board keeps everyone informed.
Drivers and staff can now see who is away and who returns when, while PDF documents and route planning became more dependable.
The website now speaks five languages, and the support page shows live who is on leave and when they will be back.
The Driver Hub live map now follows the real ETS2 road network, moves the moment a truck does and plans routes between cities, depots and live trucks.
Team members can pause their support for a leave of absence, the support overview got a clearer design, and members only see the commands meant for them.
The changelog and the What’s new window now keep each product apart, and Burak shows new visitors around the release history.
Version 0.8.7 brings the Windows client in line with the ThermoExpress website: the same colours, flat panels and controls, with the depot wallpaper behind the dashboard.
The account menu now looks and works the same everywhere, your driver card gets its own road scene and profiles show the highest role first.
The live support overview became a roster that the team keeps up to date together.
The Human Resources panel moved into the bot, and every employee now has a personnel file that unlocks the internal HR area.
The website now speaks four languages, introduces every new version in a short What’s new window and gives the changelog its own place in the main navigation.
Version 0.8.6 properly tunes manual clip recording and brings every recording right into the client.
ThermoExpress now has its own community forum with a separate forum profile that doubles as a Driver Feed profile for short road clips.
Clip recording has been rebuilt for smooth gameplay footage and resilient background uploads.
Version 0.8.4 avoids intermediate updates and takes an installed client to the newest published version in one step.
Version 0.8.3 updates the ThermoExpress Driver Client with a correctly aligned release delivery path.
Self-roles, confidential reports, a live duty board and automatic onboarding give members and staff the tools they need on the server.
Discord Rich Presence now presents active routes in a clearer, compact driver-focused layout.
A permanent radio plays in the music voice channel, with stations that can be switched using buttons.
The release pipeline now keeps build-only installer sources out of the installed client and preserves the complete runtime visual set.
The release installer now carries the visual assets used by the ThermoExpress startup experience.
Local ETS2 and ATS game saves can now be opened directly in the client for deliberate vehicle maintenance.
The public homepage, leadership boards and legal pages received a final editorial pass around the ThermoExpress visual identity.
Members have a dedicated place to ask about Save-Edit codes, and rank promotions moved into their own channel.
Public profiles, editorial pages and the Driver Hub were refined into a clearer record of life on the road.
Fuel receipts now use the ThermoExpress company fuel-station receipt design.
Branded embeds switched to the official ThermoExpress mark, and a first live overview shows when support is available.
The client's fuel card panel now fades and slides in and out smoothly, and the in-game notice stays visible more reliably.
Applicants received clearer status, sign-in and guidance views while the Driver Hub continued to become more personal.
Verified kilometres now show on the server: rank roles follow every driver’s distance, and profiles and status checks became easier to read.
Application guidance, public profiles, inventory and route documents were polished to make everyday tasks easier to follow.
The client, tracker and company rules gained a clearer public documentation space for drivers and applicants.
In-game overlays can now be arranged visually, and Company shows your fuel consumption compared.
The ticket panel follows the website’s departments, so every request lands with Support, Human Resources or Dispatch.
Your trips, earnings and documents together in the client.
Maintenance update for the ThermoExpress Windows client.
The client identifies fuel authorization server errors and highlights uncertain bookings.
Redesigned overlays and personal fuel cards with PIN authorization.
Improved notification handling and a dynamic fuel card panel in the client.
Updated tracker with redesigned notifications and the corrected fuel card workflow.
Improved standalone updater rendering.
Web content works without administrator rights when installed under Program Files.
This setup includes the updater for future txupdate packages.
Fuel-card and incident-report tooling gave company drivers more practical services within the web and Driver Hub ecosystem.
The full setup updates the client and standalone updater together.
More specialised workspaces brought financial, fleet and team operations into the connected company platform.
Tours now automatically create a verified freight bill. Company fuel cards can be requested, shared and used securely with a PIN.
Discord Rich Presence now shows accepted jobs with the snowflake, exact city and a direct website link.
Administration, company operations and personalised driver tooling matured into one connected platform.
The Windows client now uses the new ThermoExpress logo in the taskbar and shortcuts.
Discord Rich Presence now switches between the ThermoExpress logo and snowflake based on your client and delivery status.
Account management, administration and the live-map experience were hardened during a focused platform reliability pass.
Founder and Administration accounts receive a clear security status when the client starts.
The new delivery widget shows key trip details directly in game without getting in the way.
The bot’s figures now come from the same job records as the website.
Company vehicle, route eligibility and verified fleet snapshots brought more real operational structure to the platform.
Valid jobs previously held only by the former vehicle rule are queued for sync again.
Route-sync status now remains clear and current after a successful submission.
Jobs are recorded and synced regardless of the truck or trailer being driven.
Route sync now clearly explains why a job cannot be credited.
This combined update brings refined in-game notices and reliable, vehicle-independent job synchronisation.
This maintenance release updates the ThermoExpress Windows client to the latest deployment.
Operations moved beyond a public map into practical planning, dispatch and fleet management tooling.
The account-facing experience gained a clearer ThermoExpress brand system, sign-in flow and personalised dashboard direction.
The desktop dashboard has been visually unified and focused on everyday driving.
Clip recording, saved driver access, and the client experience have been refined.
Capture shared drives and important moments from the client, then watch them privately in the web dashboard.
ThermoExpress can now create a local evidence clip after a relevant incident.
The embed builder combines explanations, highlighted code and screenshots in the order they belong.
ThermoExpress Tracker received its own public space and visual language alongside the live fleet experience.
Freight deliveries are rated negative as soon as they exceed 95 km/h.
The overlay was redesigned as a clean, modern HUD with better focus while repositioning.
The in-game overlay now works with TruckersMP's DirectX 11 renderer.
After updating, you can see the most important changes directly in the client.
Thanks for updating ThermoExpress. Here is what is included in version 0.4.6.
Staff can design embeds with a live preview, and the audit log shows at a glance what happened.
The website gained the visual and operational tools that bring the company, live activity and maps together.
The bot switched to English and started showing live fleet figures right in the member list.
The platform gained the early account, identity and application paths needed to turn a public visit into a driver relationship.
Our own Discord bot arrived with welcome messages, support tickets, an audit log and profiles linked to the website.
ThermoExpress began as a driver-first web presence with its own visual language, account flow and public operations surface.
Early service, authentication and environment work established the reliable platform base behind the public site.
The first project foundation established the starting point for a connected virtual trucking company, website and client.