Every release, newest first, in the words of the person using Kept. Your board updates itself; Kept itself arrives when you reload the page.
r10124 August 2026You are on this one
Read the questions first, answer one at a time
Every row in the queue is its question. Press one and it opens with its options, and whichever was open closes.
Open all sits in the bar at the top. One press shows every row in full, the way it did before, and Kept remembers which you chose.
A row you have just answered stays open, because it is holding your receipt and the way to undo it.
The counts above the board stay with the board now, so the queue shows only its own control.
r10024 August 2026
Your board says when an ask needs a rewrite
A count sits above the board when one of your asks could be easier to answer. Press it and the board shows you just those cards.
It is there only when there is something to rewrite, so seeing it means something moved.
Open one of those cards and the ask says what would help, written under the options rather than on them, because your agent makes the change on its next run.
An answer you have already given stays exactly as you gave it.
r9923 August 2026
A phone reads every line the way a desk does
Text on a phone runs the full width of the screen and breaks where a sentence would break, so a paragraph takes the room it needs and no more. Words used to be stranded alone on a line.
The band of example questions is a quarter of the height it was on a phone, so the page below it arrives sooner.
The pricing panel on a phone gives its text a third more room to read in.
Links in the menu and the footer have a full size tap area, so a thumb lands on them first time.
The legal pages now call a silo a part of your work, the same as everywhere else.
r9823 August 2026
Ask a person without leaving Kept
There is a message box on the page and in the app now. You write, you send, and you get a reply by email within 24 hours. It no longer sends you to a developer site to report a problem.
Your message and your address go somewhere private, not into a public list.
r9623 August 2026
A shorter menu, and a form instead of a wall
The menu at the top is three things now: FAQ, Pricing and Sign in. It used to name the same idea three different ways.
Asking a question opens a short plain-English form. It used to open an empty editor built for developers.
The text under each headline runs most of the way across now, instead of stopping in a narrow column while the headline above it spans the page.
r9523 August 2026
A way to reach us, and a way to see what changed
Ask a question and get an answer within 24 hours, from the person who built Kept. Ask in the open so the next person finds it, or email if it is about your account.
Kept now tells you which version you are running, in the menu, and this page shows what each one changed.
Check for updates actually checks now. It says whether you are up to date instead of just reloading.
r9323 August 2026
Questions, and a much faster front door
Twenty one questions answered on the home page, opening one at a time.
The site loads far faster. It used to download the whole board app before it could show you anything, and now it shows you the page first.
The page moves. Sections arrive as you reach them and headlines rise into place. If you have Reduce Motion switched on, it stays calm and still arrives in order.
Silos are now called parts of your work, so the app and the site use the same words for the same thing.
Wording across the whole product now says what happens rather than what does not. The empty queue says you are all clear.
Fixed: connecting a second AI used to say it had worked before that AI had read anything.
Fixed: saving your board could rewrite spacing you had not touched.
r8317 August 2026
Honest failures, and a price that adds up
A dropped connection now says it is a connection, instead of looking like a broken product.
Copying a card gives you a line any agent understands, rather than one particular command.
The yearly price is $48, so the monthly figure printed beside it is now true.
r7916 August 2026
The queue, and your own wallpaper
The queue opens on four lanes, so what needs you is separated from what is only worth knowing.
Wallpapers: use your own image, or pick a flat colour, and it follows you across devices.
References written on your board are clickable at last, including the ones typed without https.
Cards are quieter. Nothing is boxed inside a card and the drawer keeps one rhythm.
r6515 August 2026
The board answers back
Your agent can reply underneath a note, so a card carries the whole exchange.
The home page was rewritten for someone who has not met the product yet.
Six claims on the site were corrected, and the phone stopped disagreeing with the desktop.
r414 August 2026
Readable without JavaScript
The pages are real HTML, so a crawler or an AI reads the same words you do.
A board that fails to load names its reason instead of saying something broke.
r373 August 2026
One price, in one place
Two prices, written once and shown everywhere from the same source.
Pricing reachable from the nav, the footer and the legal pages.