← Vexxsus

Changelog

  1. Shipped

    A way to say “tell me when the agent ships”

    Until today the site could not collect a contact at all. There is now a form under the report and at the foot of the pricing, posting to this domain and to nothing else — no hosted form service, because that would put a third-party domain into a page that promises to contact nobody.

  2. Withdrawn

    Each plan now says what it answers, and what is buyable today

    Free answers “what is my number”, Starter “when did it get worse”, Desk “which strategy is to blame”, Firm “can it run inside our perimeter”. The paid tiers open when the agent ships, and the pricing says so instead of implying otherwise. The Firm tier now names a real uptime number rather than the word SLO.

  3. Withdrawn

    Six phrases that promised more than the product does

    “Live execution map” described fixed figures from one account. The footer claimed no telemetry beside a privacy policy that documents server logs. “Fills never uploaded” read as though we never touch them. Each is now the precise version, and the market section calls a few thousand desks a beachhead rather than the market.

  4. Fixed

    The numbers in the panel exist in the page again

    They were drawn only after the animation ran, so anyone reading the source, curling the page or generating a link preview saw six blanks where the argument is. Now server-rendered, with the animation writing over them.

  5. Shipped

    HTTPS, and a policy generated from the build

    The site was served over plain http with nothing in front of it. It now runs behind a certificate that renews itself, and the Content-Security-Policy is generated by hashing every inline script in the build — so a script the build did not produce cannot run.

  6. Shipped

    The security claims became code

    Envelope encryption for stored history — a random key wrapped by the password and by a recovery key, each with its own salt. The benchmark payload became a closed schema with a guard that refuses to send any field outside it. Thirty-six tests cover both, plus a golden fixture that pins the engine's arithmetic.

  7. Shipped

    What a file answers, and what the agent adds

    A new section splits the metrics honestly: ten from a single export, eleven that need the agent, and four that neither can answer — printed, because the audience notices an omission faster than a claim.