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Changelog

What actually landed. Dates are the month it went live for beta customers.

2026-07

Self-serve sign-up

One passwordless door for signing in and signing up. A colleague at a company that already has a workspace is offered a join request instead of a second, empty workspace — and the funnel is now measured from sign-up rather than from whenever someone opened the source wizard.

2026-07

Generated SSH tunnel keys

Evalyst mints the keypair for a bastion tunnel and hands back only the public half, with an authorized_keys line restricted to forwarding to that one database. Pasting your own key still works when your platform team issues it.

2026-07

The gate stopped re-buying verdicts it already owns

Activation still judges the whole confirmed bank, but only executes questions without a reusable pass — and a pass counts only when it was measured against the same model version and the same question. Re-scoring a stored answer after fixing a scoring bar is now a button rather than a re-run.

2026-06

Bring your own database

Postgres, MySQL, Snowflake and BigQuery through an eight-step wizard: attach, prove the credentials are read-only, discover the schema, draft the semantic model, review it, confirm a bank of ground-truth questions, activate. Cost caps are part of the connection.

2026-06

Workspaces, roles and teams

Multi-tenant from the storage layer up: every row carries its workspace, enforced in the application and again by row-level security. Magic-link and Google sign-in, four roles, invitations.

2026-05

Scheduled analysis and alerts

Recurring refreshes, ingests and alert rules that run on a cadence with no model in the loop — the same stored query, re-executed.

Not built yet

Here so you don't have to find out in a sales call.

  • —SOC 2 — controls not yet started; there is no report and we don't claim one.
  • —Self-hosting and BYO model key — enterprise pull only, after general availability.
  • —Writes back to your systems. Read-only insight first; a tool that can act is a different trust conversation.