Latest updates and improvements to FourA
Hover a day on updates.foura.ai and you'll see downtime split by severity level. Uptime percentages now skip days where we had no data instead of counting them as gaps. Public incident titles read cleaner too, without the em-dash clutter.
The status page now shows how much of each day was degraded: hover any day bar for the exact minutes. Dates we weren't yet monitoring a service render as grey instead of green, and a three-state legend under the banner explains each color.
FourA's proxy listing dropped from 460ms to under 2ms for a typical 200-row page. We've trimmed unused fields from the response, rebuilt the sort index, tuned the database for SSD storage, and cached filter options between requests. Proxy picking stays snappy even when admin tools are pulling data at the same time.
The service health section has a cleaner layout. No more flash of empty content while status data loads, and status indicators align properly.
Bumped minimum font sizes across the dashboard, documentation, blog, and updates portal. No more squinting at small text on any page.
Existing subscribers can now switch plans directly from the dashboard. The change-plan modal shows exactly what you'll be charged or credited before you confirm, with VAT broken out separately.
Health monitoring tables, status banners, and endpoint metrics got a visual refresh. Pages no longer jump between loading and populated states. Light mode now works everywhere, including login and signup.
We fixed contrast issues, layout shifts, and image loading across the main site. Lighthouse accessibility score: 100. Page loads are faster too.
Every FourA page now shares the same visual design: blog, docs, updates, login, error pages, and emails. Dashboards got light mode too. Pick system, light, or dark theme anywhere and it follows you across all sites automatically.
Blog and docs now serve schema.org structured data, Open Graph images for social sharing, and machine-readable summaries for AI tools. Google gets richer snippets, social previews look proper, and AI assistants can index FourA's documentation directly.
Concurrency and RPM bars now show your plan's rate limit markers. One look tells you how close you are to hitting caps.
FourA's monitoring dashboard now uses color-coded health zones on performance bars. Green, yellow, red thresholds with rate limit and timeout context make it obvious when something needs attention.
Blog and docs drafts now show a full rendered preview before publishing. What you see is what your readers get.
Alert emails now show severity badges, clear visual hierarchy, and one-click action buttons with full FourA branding. Your team can parse what's on fire without squinting.
Native browser confirm/alert popups are gone from the dashboard. Destructive actions like deleting an API key or revoking a session now use clean, styled modals that match the rest of the UI.
