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Changelog

Everything that's shipped, newest first.

  1. 021.au is now 021

    • The agency site is retired. 021.au now describes the product: a dashboard for solo builders.
    • New privacy policy and terms, written against what the dashboard actually stores.
    • This changelog.

  2. What's new

    • A feed inside the dashboard: launches from Show HN, GitHub and Hugging Face, plus announcements from OpenAI, Google, Anthropic and the tools builders ship with.
    • New AI models and their price changes, tracked across providers.
    • Releases of the packages your own projects depend on, shown only when one of your projects uses them.
    • It remembers what you've scrolled past and tells you when you've seen everything. Star anything to keep it in Saved.

  3. Tags that stay out of the way

    • The tag filter only shows tags still on open work; tags that live only on finished tasks fold behind a "+N more" link.
    • The tag manager scrolls instead of outgrowing the screen.

  4. Saves that feel instant

    • Edits answer on the click, and the server catches up behind them.
    • The dashboard's functions moved to Sydney, next to the database, cutting a round trip from each page.

  5. Archive projects

    • Archive and restore a project in one click. Archived projects stop raising alerts and drop to the bottom of every list.
    • Lists order by what's live first: Live, Building, Paused, Planned, Archived.
    • Sections show a loading skeleton the moment you click, instead of waiting on data.

  6. Agents that close the loop

    • Agents can read focused slices: signals from reviews and issues, metrics with their freshness, single reviews and issues.
    • Numbers that go bad on their own file a task automatically, with the evidence attached.
    • Tasks can carry an expected outcome. Two weeks after shipping, an agent reads the numbers back and you rule on whether it worked.

  7. Ideas

    • Press i anywhere to capture an idea. Shape it with evidence from reviews and issues, then promote it to a task or a planned project.
    • Agents can brainstorm against your real reviews and metrics over MCP, and draft ideas, but only you can promote, park or archive them.
    • A rejected App Store build now becomes a task in the same sync that finds it.

  8. One list of connections

    • Every integration and AI token lives in one Connections list. Revoked tokens get out of the way.

  9. Project pages, the board and finances

    • Each project gets Overview, Release, Revenue and Work tabs.
    • The task board gains tags, filters, search and live updates.
    • Finances: track what each tool costs, with a breakeven line across the revenue chart.

  10. The first dashboard

    • Sign in with GitHub. Projects, each with its iOS, Android and web surfaces.
    • Integrations: GitHub issues and PRs, App Store Connect and Google Play listings and reviews, RevenueCat revenue.
    • An attention list on the overview: the short list of what needs you today.
    • A task board with one-key capture, and an MCP server so an AI agent can work it with you.