Every change, in order

In preview: a semantic layer indexes your routes, schema, and services so the copilot and ops tooling reason about your actual app instead of generic templates.

In preview: real-time collaboration primitives with CRDT sync — AI agents join as first-class peers alongside your team, not bolted-on bots.

The automated recovery that watches our own infrastructure is being extended to customer apps, with cooldowns and escalation guardrails. In preview: it is not yet reliably repairing customer apps.

An automated reviewer watches each deploy for regressions and can hold a bad release before it reaches traffic.

ai.infer() routes each request across client GPU, edge, or cloud automatically, picking the cheapest tier that meets your latency budget.

A natural-language builder for SMS and voice automations — describe the flow you want instead of wiring a low-code canvas.

A guided migration concierge reads your existing setup and proposes a safe, reviewable cutover plan before anything moves.

Deploy history, application logs, and live traffic dashboards are no longer admin-only — every account gets its own.

Connect-a-domain onboarding wires DNS, email, and hosting in one guided flow, with a "safe to flip nameservers" check before anything changes.

In preview: our DNS server can move answers away from an unhealthy server, but both of our nameservers run on one server today, so there is no second server to fail over to yet.

A ground-up rebuild of the marketing site — faster, clearer, and built to show where the platform is heading.

An S3-compatible object storage API, backed today by our cloud provider's object storage, in preview. No egress pricing is promised yet.

One endpoint for every model, with response caching, routing, and per-key budgets.

Connect a repo and ship on every push. A deploy stops the old version before starting the new one, and a failed deploy is not rolled back automatically; manual rollback has known gaps for apps with functions or several components.

Postgres with pgvector where the server offers it. In preview: creating a database for a new account is not working yet, and a fix is in review.