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Changelog

What actually shipped, in plain language. No roadmap promises — if it's here, it's live.

  1. Easier starts, honest paperwork

    web + docs

    June 10, 2026

    • New 5-minute Quickstart — seal your first repo with every command's expected output shown.
    • Per-seat Team plan pricing published, with checkout and a self-serve billing portal.
    • Refund policy: 14-day money-back on your first charge; canceling never locks you out of your own code.
    • Docs clarity pass: jargon defined at first use; sign-in requirements stated plainly.

  2. sealrepo 0.0.2

    CLI

    June 9, 2026

    • New `sealrepo unlink` command — and unlinking now releases the server-side repo binding too (owner-only), so moving a repo between projects no longer dead-ends.
    • Clearer link/unlink guidance and corrected dashboard URLs in CLI messages.

  3. sealrepo 0.0.1 — first public release

    CLI

    June 8, 2026

    • The rebranded CLI lands on npm: `npm install -g sealrepo`.
    • Accounts are now first-class: init/lock/unlock sign in once per machine, vaults are bound to the account that created them, and sessions work offline for 30 days.
    • Recovery stays sovereign: `sealrepo unlock --recovery` works with no account and no network — your printed code is always enough.
    • `sealrepo login` opens your browser on ENTER, npm-style.

  4. Realtime notifications + 3-platform QA

    web

    June 7, 2026

    • In-app notification bell with live updates, plus optional desktop (web-push) alerts.
    • Multi-channel delivery — email, Discord, Slack, Telegram, and more — with admin-editable message templates per event.
    • Full launch-readiness QA pass across macOS, Linux, and Windows; one recovery-file bug found and fixed the same week.

  5. Consent-gated support access

    web

    June 5, 2026

    • Support can only view your account after you explicitly approve a time-boxed request — and you can revoke it mid-session. Every step is audited and notified.

  6. Foundation release

    web + CLI

    May 2026

    • Staff console with default-deny RBAC and TOTP MFA.
    • Owner & device revocation (RFC-0009): a stolen laptop can be cut off centrally.
    • Git merge driver (beta) for conflict-safe merges on sealed content.
    • Recovery & escrow hardening: printed recovery codes, optional zero-knowledge cloud escrow.

Follow along: install with npm i -g sealrepo or start with the quickstart.