Changelog
Editbar moves fast — this is the real, dated history, not a highlight reel.
Account now lists every active session — this one and any other — with a single "Sign out everywhere else" for when a shared computer or an old link is still logged in somewhere you don't want it to be.
A Pro+ site's admin bar now shows a small formatting toolbar while editing a field: bold, italic, insert a link, insert an image by URL. Saved HTML is sanitized on the server against a strict allowlist before it's ever stored, so this only ever adds formatting — never a way to inject anything else. Starter and self-hosted sites are unaffected: fields there stay plain text exactly as before.
The admin bar itself now knows if someone else edited a field since you loaded the page — Save warns instead of silently overwriting their change — and hovering a field in edit mode shows who last published it and when.
Publish and Submit now take an optional "what changed?" note that follows the change all the way through review. Any published version can be named ("Black Friday launch") and, from its diff, a single field can be restored on its own instead of rolling back the whole site. On Enterprise both a full rollback and a single-field restore go through the normal review, never straight to live.
The Content tab now shows a field's published value next to its draft, not just the new one. Reviews shows a real diff — struck-through old text, new text below — for the pending request and, expandable, for every past one. Both fall back to the page's own original text (captured by the widget) for a field's very first edit.
Sites no longer carry their own plan or billing — Starter (1 site), Pro (2 sites), Agency (15 sites), and Enterprise (custom) are all account-level subscriptions, with one unified checkout instead of per-site billing.
Invites can be sent by email (not just a link), per-member edit tokens let anyone on the team open and edit a site from any device, and the dashboard now shows each site's real effective plan and status.
Hosted multi-tenant backend, passwordless magic-link accounts, a server-rendered dashboard, Creem billing, rich content + draft/publish for Pro, and the submit → review → approve workflow with an exportable audit log for Enterprise.
The floating admin bar, a single shared token, and flat-file storage — self-hosted, MIT-licensed, and the same widget every hosted plan still ships today.