See everything that shipped, and when

XPmetric ships most days. Until now the only way to know that was to follow along on X and hope you caught it.

Everything worth knowing about is now at /changelog, newest first.

What is in it

Each entry says what changed and what you can do with it, in plain language. New features get a page of their own. Smaller fixes are batched into a monthly roll-up rather than cluttering the list one line at a time.

Entries link straight into the relevant documentation when there is some, so you can go from "that is new" to "here is how to set it up" in one click.

Why it exists

If you are deciding whether to trust a small analytics tool with your site, the honest question is whether anyone is still working on it. A changelog answers that better than any marketing page can.

It is also a promise. Things that ship here are things you can see. Internal refactors, build tooling and infrastructure work do not get an entry, because you cannot use them.