Changelog
Every real release lives here. We only write what we shipped — no roadmaps. A changelog that keeps growing is honesty in itself.
2026-09-21
About and Contact pages live, footer links across the site
Every page can now reach the support email, terms of service, privacy policy and refund policy — everything ad and payment reviews want to see.
2026-09-21
Google site verification file, dynamic sitemap and robots.txt
Search engines can crawl the whole site correctly; template landing pages and blog posts enter the sitemap automatically on publish.
2026-09-17
Support escalates to humans: tricky tickets go to an AI ops company
Complex issues no longer get stuck in auto-replies — they can be escalated to a human, so reply quality is steadier.
2026-09-17
Auto-reporting for order payments, new sign-ups and API errors
Key business events are logged — problems can be located without waiting for a user to write in.
2026-09-17
While sales are paused, product pages show a "coming soon" state
Things not yet for sale no longer carry a buy button — nobody pays for something they can't get.
2026-09-17
Fix: checkout billed the $49.9 Creem product
The product ID at checkout was misconfigured before; now the charged amount matches the displayed price.
2026-09-16
Orders bound to member accounts
After signing in, you can find your downloads under "My orders" — no more digging through email for download links.
2026-09-16
Email verification result made explicit
Success or failure is shown right on the page — no more guessing.
2026-09-14
Homepage round three: real screenshot strip, scroll parallax, card hover effects
The first screen shows real template screenshots instead of placeholders; all motion can be disabled in your system settings.
2026-09-14
Delivery package fixes: delete button in admin, PostgreSQL install guide added
Records can be deleted from the downloaded project's admin panel; the deploy docs now walk through the database install step so beginners stop searching around.
2026-09-12
Guide rewritten: six-step flow, prep checklist, where questions go
The six steps from idea to launch are written in order — what to prepare before starting and who to ask when stuck, all on one page.