September 2026: weekly organisation portfolio reports with white-label branding, Cloudflare-aware PageSpeed runs, domain report field data and refresh, Agency lead tools, a site Test results tab, Google and magic-link sign-in, and more help centre guides.
August 2026: domain report Summary tab with attention-free scoring and page-type breakdown, lead page classification aligned with monitored sites, richer domain reports with Watcher how-to links, public help centre at /docs, agent readiness v0 on the marketing site, GTM outreach open tracking, and role gates on manual PageSpeed runs.
July 2026: self-serve billing through Dodo Payments, a multi-organisation dashboard with organisation context switching, newsletter preference editing on My Account, automatic page type classification for discovered URLs, email team invitations with role controls, and pricing upgrade flows with pending-checkout handling.
Late May and early June: public free domain PageSpeed check at /check, per-plan organisation limits, managed 404 redirects for legacy blog URLs, open-sourcing the Website 404 Redirects Laravel package, changelog posts on the app dashboard, plus layout and navigation fixes.
First half of May: domain reports on monitored sites with one shared web and PDF layout, a simpler site screen in the app, clearer failed test runs, a guided onboarding tour, plus public feature pages and blog month archives.
Tests counted only when PageSpeed returns a performance score, clearer failed runs, richer columns on the leads board, a full-screen lead analysis view, and improvements in our site.
Shared payloads for PDF and public PageSpeed reports, a latest-tests dashboard widget, domain-level lead reports, tighter alert reminders, and RSS full-text fixes.
This changelog covers the second half of March. The main thread was Watcher platform operations: faster admin workflows for page management, reliable budget defaults across all site creation flows, an...
In the first half of March we focused on how alerts reach admins and self-service account management, while still doing testing and collecting feedback from our beta testers. Alerts — site-level budge...
In the second half of February, we polished the blog, added RSS, made discovery visible in the admin, and cleaned up permissions and UX. No single blockbuster—just a solid set of improvements that make the product more usable and the blog more useful.
The first half of February was dominated by one milestone: we brought the site online. The homepage, landing, and blog are live for testing and early-access signups, and we’ve started to add the structure that will make the blog and content side of Apogee Watcher useful for our users and for search.
In the second half of January, we focused on upgrading the admin experience, making the product look and feel like one product, and laying the groundwork for how we’ll handle plans and leads.
