Changelog

Your status dashboard now shows real-time CPU usage and request processing latency per endpoint. Spot bottlenecks at a glance instead of digging through logs.

Blog and docs drafts now show a full rendered preview before publishing. What you see is what your readers get.

The API now handles sustained concurrent traffic and malformed payloads without degrading.

Dashboard sessions last 24 hours now, matching your login. No more surprise logouts. We also fixed a rare bug where Google sign-in users hit an error when their dashboard session expired first.

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.

When you contact support, we can replicate your exact dashboard view to see what you see. No credential sharing, no back-and-forth screenshots. Cuts resolution time for tricky API configs.

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.

You can now delete API keys directly from the dashboard. Deleting a key invalidates it instantly across all endpoints and sends a confirmation email to the account owner.

Password resets now drop you straight back into the dashboard when you're done. New accounts get a welcome email with quick links to docs and support.

Our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service are live. They're built into the sign-up flow, so you see exactly how we handle your data before creating an account.

You can create a FourA account with Google now. One click covers sign-up and Terms acceptance, then you're straight into your API keys and dashboard.

Automated emails for API key events and quota warnings now carry full FourA branding. Clearer, easier to scan, and built to help your team stay on top of usage limits and key rotations.

The sign-up button on foura.ai detects if you're already signed in. Logged-in users won't see a "create account" prompt anymore.

Votes on roadmap items count correctly for all session types now. Status and Roadmap pages are read-only for visitors, so nobody accidentally triggers interactions.

We added analytics to the Updates Portal, Blog, and Docs. Tracks aggregate engagement (most-visited sections, drop-off points) to help us prioritize what to build next. No personal data collected.