v26.1.0 — July 2026

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Landing Page Preview

• Refined the responsive hero while keeping the live deployment card as its own product section.
• Added a hatched transition between the hero and the page content.
• Refined mesh intersections so edge diamonds are cut toward the content and full diamonds only appear at true internal crossings.
• Expanded the footer mesh to make the transition into the site footer clearer.
• Improved the product navigation menu with accessible animated open and close states.

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Dashboard v2

• Moved the real dashboard to the new responsive shell, including workspace navigation, command palette search, and the mobile navigation flow.
• The overview, application and database lists now refresh their status automatically.
• Updated upload entry, snapshots, logs, settings, billing, support, and workspaces to the new dashboard frame.
• Replaced the application Files navigation with an expandable project file tree in the desktop sidebar and mobile navigation sheet.
• Unified application and database lists into searchable, paginated rows with safer quick actions, and standardized dashboard empty, restricted, notification, and modal states.
• Quick start, restart, and stop actions now show a transition indicator and wait for the refreshed overview status before accepting another command.

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New Project & Templates

• Redesigned the New Project screen into a dedicated full-screen flow without the sidebar, focused entirely on creating a project.
• Made .zip upload the primary way to start, with GitHub import and a database shortcut as secondary options.
• Added a Templates section, marked coming soon while the ready-to-deploy catalog is built.
• Every “New” action across the dashboard now opens the creation screen directly, where you choose what to build.
• Replaced the old step-by-step wizard with a single scrolling flow: each stage — source, configuration, review, deploy — appears in order as you complete the one before it, instead of jumping between full screens with back/next buttons.
• Removed the separate project name and description step: the name is now derived automatically from the uploaded .zip filename or the connected repository, and can be edited later from project settings. Workspace selection moved into the configuration step instead of its own screen.
• Runtime and database engine are now chosen from selectable cards instead of a plain dropdown or manual grid.
• Added a file import option to the environment variables step, accepting .env or .txt files instead of typing each variable by hand.

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Missing Dependency Detection

• Deploys now scan the uploaded project for imports that aren’t declared in its dependency manifest (requirements.txt, package.json, go.mod, Gemfile, composer.json, Cargo.toml, pom.xml), even when the manifest is missing entirely, across all supported languages.
• When missing dependencies are detected before deploy, the creation flow offers to add them to the manifest and deploy once with the fix applied, instead of requiring a rebuild after the fact.
• If dependencies are found missing on an existing app’s deploy or file upload, a notification is sent linking back to the app, and an endpoint is available to install the missing dependencies and trigger a rebuild.

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Realtime Logs

• Rebuilt the application log terminal on a real terminal engine, so live logs stream smoothly and no longer freeze the page when an app or bot starts and floods output.
• Live streaming now survives restarts: the terminal keeps the connection open across a restart instead of disconnecting.
• Platform events now appear inline in the log stream, highlighted — including app restarts.
• Application logs, from both normal runs and crashes, are retained on disk with automatic rotation.

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Navigation

• Reworked the not-found page with a clearer route status and direct links back to the home page or dashboard.

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Email Templates

• Redesigned all six transactional email templates (magic link, purchase confirmation, rescue success, plan expiry, plan reminder, and project deletion) to a unified visual system.
• Replaced the old orange-header layout with a clean centered logo on the warm paper background, white content card with 1px border, and consistent Inter typography.
• Standardized the color palette across all templates, with the accent color reserved for buttons.

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Bug Fixes

• Corrected toast colors so success and deployment confirmations follow the active light or dark theme.
• Fixed spacing in terminal error dialogs so log details and actions use the standard dialog body and footer.
• Matched the terminal log preview radius to the dashboard control scale.
• Standardized the Account ID field with the same input styling used by localization and email settings.
• Fixed an image-cropping bug on the landing page.

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SEO & Social Previews

• Fixed link previews (Discord, WhatsApp, Slack, X): shared Vertra Cloud links now show a proper branded card instead of a broken or generic image.
• Added dedicated preview cards for Pricing, Enterprise, Databases, Blob Storage, CLI and the VS Code extension pages, each showing that page’s own title.
• Added a proper page title and description to About, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Log In and Sign Up — they no longer show the homepage’s title when shared or found in search.
• Fixed the canonical link on Portuguese and Spanish pages, which previously always pointed at the English version.
• Published llms.txt, a short machine-readable summary of the product for AI assistants and search tools.