New Tervane mark
The logo is now a circular mark in the product palette, replacing the navy and purple square that predated it. Browser, home-screen, and install icons are all regenerated from one source file.
Changelog
Every change you can see, with the date it shipped. Refactors and internal work are left out.
This changelog, an about page, and published incident write-ups
Every user-visible change now gets written down here with the date it shipped. The status page carries authored incident reports alongside the automatic probe history, and there is a named person behind the product on the about page.
Fewer questions before a build starts
The planning interview asks a shorter, consolidated set of questions, and the build plan is ordered by what you actually have to decide rather than by how the generator happens to work.
Routine intake plans no longer wait for approval
Plans for common public intake flows — contact, booking, and enquiry forms — are approved automatically instead of pausing for a manual review step that always said yes.
Builds no longer stall on preview and verification steps
Intermediate browser verification and author previews are now time-bounded, and browser checks are cancelled once a build has already failed. Long builds finish or fail cleanly instead of hanging.
Tervane launched
Describe a website in plain language, review the plan, and get an editable project you can publish, download, or push to your own GitHub repository.
Watching something specific?
Live service health and incident write-ups are on the status page. What is and is not attested is on the trust center.