13 entries · August 2026 – September 2026
Newsroom
Every change to what you pay, what we promise and where your prompts go — dated, newest first, each one linking to the clause it changed.
- Product Sessions, failover, and a full disk Terminal sessions appear as chats and come back when you reopen them, failover reacts to network failures, and the design engine builds again.
- Product The chat shows its work Tool calls, reasoning and files render as cards in the stored history, anonymous error telemetry runs, and the installed app carries our own icon.
- Product The model can ask you something A question from the model is a card in the chat now, and your answer goes back into the turn that asked it instead of the one after.
- Product The design engine, first stage A brief becomes an interface that is generated, built in your container, measured and scored, with a preview address for every version.
- Product One mark, one colour The ZeroLog mark is white on black everywhere, the fan-out command finally exists in the chat, and research fetches feed an index of our own.
- Product Ten rounds for the design critic The site builder runs its design critic up to ten times per page, keeps polishing in the background, and lets each account set the number.
- Access The terminal client gets its own door The command line client talks to an endpoint of its own now, with its own token, and ZeroLog no longer reads the credential your own agent uses.
- Security What changed on 9 September Fourteen changes in one day: the builder now looks at what it ships, four security foundations move to audited libraries, /ultracode runs real agents instead of describing them, and your models are reachable from your terminal.
- Privacy What changed on 8 September A page for the terminal client that shipped without one, settings that no longer scroll sideways, and a prompt builder that finally uses your answers.
- Privacy What changed on 7 September Network drives that finally mount, a workspace in your phone's Files app, a website builder with five thousand looks instead of a hundred and seventy-six.
- Privacy What changed on 4 September Three corrections in a single day: a zero-retention claim measured against the router that actually runs, the ten percent fee on top-ups removed, and a promise we could not keep withdrawn everywhere it had been made.
- Legal The contract said no markup. It was 2%. The price you were shown always included the margin. The terms said the opposite. Nothing about what you pay changed, only what we tell you about it.
- Privacy Twelve more model providers, and where your prompt goes New providers mean new places a prompt can land. Each is named in the privacy policy with its country and legal basis, and one is excluded from automatic failover.