Site changelog

1. 12 August 2026 Site

   Small text is readable now, and this page exists

   • Every piece of small print on the site is legible. Pricing lines, system requirements, stat captions and footer text were set so faint they failed accessibility guidelines — some at less than half the required contrast. All four levels of text now meet WCAG AA against the surface they sit on, and the steps are told apart by size and weight instead of by fading out.
   • The Download and Subscribe buttons pass too. White on the brand blue was below the minimum; filled buttons use a slightly deeper blue so the label is properly readable. The brand blue is unchanged everywhere else.
   • App name badges on the reviews match the app you'd install. They were still tinted with the colors used before the fleet moved to one generated palette, so a review of Grabbr wore Apple blue while Grabbr's own card was amber. Each badge is now derived from that app's real accent, then lightened until the label is readable on its own tint.
   • The icon wall in the hero shows every app. It had room for fifteen tiles, so each visit picked fifteen at random and the rest of the catalog went unseen. The wall now drifts slowly upward through all of them — one row every few seconds, fading in and out at the edges — and holds still while the pointer is over it or a tile has keyboard focus, so nothing has to be chased to be clicked.
   • Short reviews no longer sit above a large empty gap — each card is as tall as its own quote.
   • The live download counter shows the real figure immediately when the page is opened in a background tab, instead of holding a placeholder zero until you switch to it.
   • This changelog. Every app has published one for months; the site itself had nowhere to record a change.
2. 11 August 2026 Apps

   One palette across every app, and a way to get all of them

   • Download every app — a single button above the grid opens a chooser with every app pre-selected, the size of each one, and a running total, then starts them together. Nothing is bundled: untick anything you don't want.
   • Every app card was repainted onto the generated palette, so the color on the card is the color of the icon that lands in your Applications folder — buttons, badges and pricing included, not just the tile.
   • Anchr, Snapr, Pingr and WinKeys joined the grid, the icon wall and the footer.
   • Sweepr was live and selling licenses but reachable from nowhere on this site — no card, no footer link, no sitemap entry. Fixed.
   • Search-result descriptions across the site were rewritten; most were long enough that Google cut them off mid-word. Sharing a link to any privacy, terms or changelog page now shows a proper preview card.
   • Wakr's icon became a sunrise, and its card followed.
3. 10 August 2026 Site

   New hero, and the icon wall became clickable

   • The home page opens on what the apps actually have in common — they don't phone home — instead of a generic studio pitch.
   • Every icon in the wall is now a link to that app, and the wall reshuffles on each visit so it isn't always the same fifteen.
   • The hero stopped quoting a number of apps, which went stale every time one shipped.
   • Copyr was added to the grid.
4. 9 August 2026 Site

   Reviews are paged

   • The reviews section shows six at a time across three pages, and paging never re-rolls the sample, so you won't see the same review twice.
   • The privacy and terms pages are now generated from the published text itself, so what a search engine sees and what the site serves can't drift apart.
5. 6 August 2026 Legal

   The update check is disclosed

   • The privacy policy now describes exactly what happens when an app checks for a new version: what is sent, that the check is counted, and that the IP address behind it is salted and hashed rather than stored.
6. 20 July 2026 Site

   A live download counter

   • The home page shows a running total of downloads, updating while you watch, with today's and the last week's figures beside it.
   • It states plainly what is counted and what isn't — bots are excluded, and no IP address or location is kept.

Older changes aren't listed here — this page starts from July 2026, when the site took its current shape. Each app's own changelog goes back further; you'll find a link to it on that app's page. Something wrong on the site? Report an issue.