6 October 2026Free tools retired; AI agents, automation, web apps and payments addedThe browser tools were retired after five weeks of data showed almost no real use, and every old tool address now forwards to the matching service. Four new service pages went live, and every existing service page was rewritten around building in days rather than months. The developer API was retired too — no API keys were ever created.
30 July 2026Legal and trust pages expandedAdded cookie, acceptable use, refund, AI use, editorial, accessibility, security disclosure, sub-processor, data transfer, California, disclaimer and DMCA policies, plus this changelog and a trust centre. Every green button was darkened to pass WCAG AA contrast after measuring the old one at 3.37:1.
30 July 2026Client dashboard rebuiltThe overview now leads with your active project rather than four counters. API keys gained live quota bars. Settings gained a security summary.
30 July 2026API documentation rebuiltLanguage tabs for cURL, JavaScript and PHP, a sticky section index, per-endpoint cards and a real error table. Limits are read from configuration so the docs cannot drift from the API.
29 July 2026Site-wide redesignNew header with a command-palette search across every service, tool and guide. New footer. Every service page rebuilt with published prices and an honest section on when not to buy.
29 July 2026All 16 free tools liveMerge, split, compress and Word-to-PDF completed the set. Every one runs in your browser with no upload. Two tools that would have needed a full PDF rendering engine were removed rather than left as permanent “coming soon” cards.
29 July 2026Public API openedFour endpoints, free keys, published rate limits. Same engine as the free tools.
28 July 2026Client dashboard and monthly reportsProjects, milestones, file delivery and two-way messages. Monthly reports with score changes, drafted by the system and published by a person.
Policy pages carry a “last updated” date. If a change materially affects existing clients, we email them rather than expecting anyone to re-read a page.
