Early Access public launch.
The product moves from private invite to public Early Access. Rolling onboarding for small teams; we respond personally.
A running record of what we've shipped, what we've updated, and what's coming next. Updated continuously during Early Access.
The product moves from private invite to public Early Access. Rolling onboarding for small teams; we respond personally.
Operational commitments laid out as a single surface — what we store, what we don't, how memory works, how approvals work, how Browser Control is bound, how you delete. Paired with the formal Privacy Policy as the legal companion.
Tentative pricing surfaced for higher-usage and team workspaces:
Concrete workflows the Sociail team runs ourselves (release planning, design partner pilots) plus patterns we see across Early Access teams (customer discovery, incident response). Editorial, no fake customer logos.
Operational dashboard at /status covering Web Workspace, API, Browser Control, Sociail Owl, and Authentication — 90-day uptime visibility per component.
Right-panel refinements for context and supporting surfaces. AI participant attribution made more visible. Approval card placement updated based on early access feedback.
User-enabled, room-scoped, per-action approved. The extension acts only on browser pages you explicitly approve — visible approval card every time.
Owners can now see plan state, usage, and member access from a single workspace settings surface. Commercial state visible — not hidden in support tickets.
Every consequential AI action now surfaces as a visible approval card in the room — approve, edit, or reject. Decision is recorded with the action. The AI cannot route around it.
First closed cohort of design partners onboarded. Rolling cadence; small batches; personal setup.
Iridescent gradient locked as the AI signature; warm amber as the human signature. Editorial typography stack (Fraunces, Geist, JetBrains Mono). The visual grammar for everything that follows.
Roughly one email per major release. No marketing — just what shipped, what changed, and what's coming next.