14 October 2026

  • Open ticket details with the keyboard. Tab reaches the feedback, full brief and change report headings; Enter opens or closes their contents.
  • Clear copy status. A failed implementation brief retry replaces the earlier copy confirmation, including under Full brief & checks.
  • Separate shared and internal discussion. Switch between the permitted ticket threads without mixing messages or unfinished comments. Mentions open the relevant thread. Closed tickets keep discussion readable.
  • Keep your proposal edits. Adjust with Astor keeps the edits you send with an answer. If the reply fails, review the saved proposal or continue manually; original feedback stays separate.
  • Play a Mission recording when needed. Open Raw recordings → Load recording for an available segment. Playback uses no project units. Raw video is not masked and becomes unavailable after analysis, discard or expiry.
  • Manual testing and restoration stay manual. Creating Missions, saving steps, recording ticket decisions and archiving or restoring a project do not start new AI work. Saved results remain available under current access.
  • Clear invitation progress. Creating a personal link and requesting its email have separate progress messages. Email queued confirms the request, rather than inbox delivery.
  • Continue the same local task. Supported local Codex tasks keep their accepted units and total time limit across turns. Necessary continuations add no units; retries of refunded attempts reserve the original amount. Changed work needs a new review.
  • Support in reach. Help & docs links to support@astor.sh, with a first-reply goal of 48 hours and guidance for reporting a problem safely.
  • Easier mobile documentation. Larger menu and header controls are easier to tap. Release notes are grouped by date, with repeated updates combined.

13 October 2026

  • Included answers stay with the review. Answers to current saved questions use the accepted ticket review, without extra units. If its cost ceiling is reached, the answer stays saved for manual review. Changed scope needs a separate review.

  • Read the ticket before its history. Earlier discussion and versions load when you open details. New-feedback notices use the recorded scope approval; comments made before approval do not trigger them.

  • Live findings keep their disclosure arrows consistent across browsers.

  • Ticket filters keep their labels and counts readable on narrow screens.

  • Simultaneous jobs reserve the project's remaining capacity safely. If another job uses the last units first, ordinary feedback and saved work remain available.

  • Find help from your profile. Help & docs opens troubleshooting in a separate tab, including for testers. The website footer has the same link.

  • Tickets needing clarification show the next saved question beside Answer questions. New question flows start without AI work; review the answers before saving the same proposal.

  • The homepage now reads as one centered sentence, with larger inline icons and shorter wording. Mobile uses four evenly spaced lines while desktop keeps its three-line composition. Blue words rotate in place; hover, focus or touch gives you control. Reduced motion keeps the words still, and all six feature cards remain below.

  • Documentation topic searches, such as tickets and live, keep the matching guide ahead of detailed operations. Explicit API or MCP searches still find their contracts.

  • Ticket examples now show the current overview, with the meaning, original feedback and next step together.

  • Keep the next hourly installation check. Pending websites join the next scheduled hourly slot. A late invocation keeps the following slot eligible without moving the 24-hour reminder window or enabling Live.

  • Review written website feedback without AI. Review manually opens your message and capture for review before saving, without starting an AI reply or analysis. Retrying unchanged starting feedback keeps the same saved draft.

  • Sign out from a connected website. The toolbar’s Account options menu can end its current feedback session and return to sign-in. Saved feedback and other sessions stay intact. Reopening with expired feedback access also returns directly to sign-in.

  • Wait for confirmed renewal payment. A subscription cycle update no longer extends paid access before payment. Plan & budget explains an unconfirmed renewal, preserves saved work and prevents a second subscription purchase while confirmation is pending.

12 October 2026

  • One internal team member on Free. Free includes the owner and 40 monthly units. Pro includes ten internal places and 500 units. Existing members keep access; new internal invitations must fit the allowance. Testers remain free.

  • Current Live limits are visible. The traffic estimator and price references show the daily browser-collection cap separately from the planned Live subscription.

  • Recover unsent feedback. After an access check, sign in with the same account to resume your message in the same tab. Recovery does not submit it automatically.

  • Keep current-month capacity through renewal. A confirmed continuation of the same subscription keeps its remaining monthly allowance available. Earlier months and purchased-pack expiry stay unchanged; a Free fallback no longer says it is paid annually.

  • Edit and archive unchanged projects. Database response timings no longer trigger a false settings conflict. A real change still asks you to reopen and review the latest details.

  • Keep focus when copying a brief. Keyboard copying keeps focus on the button. A failed retry clears the earlier success message while the approved brief stays unchanged.

  • Read Inbox and capacity after setup. New Free projects can open Inbox and Plan & budget without a request failure. Reading capacity keeps the existing allowance and starts no purchase.

  • Keep your toolbar choices. Closing optional toolbar settings keeps unsaved choices while you stay in Installation. Only Save toolbar applies them.

  • Private website areas in reach. Adding or editing an environment shows its mask selectors directly. A conflicting edit keeps your input; closing and reopening loads the latest saved values. Optional setup details stay available without hiding the privacy field.

  • Readable original feedback. Proposal and Mission review preserve paragraph breaks in the original request, so you can compare it with the edited version.

  • Compact capture details. Supporting browser and capture information uses fewer frames and a readable mobile layout. Full technical metadata stays optional, with a larger keyboard and touch target.

  • Clearer Live status. Server sources show their saved activation setting and actual delivery/signal times. Optional setup details use fewer frames. Browser journey refresh errors clear after recovery without hiding a failed settings save; app-activity review describes included clarifications. Rejected session or project access clears previous Live content and controls.

  • Clearer tool connections. Pending and failed deliveries are visible without opening history, which shows recorded update times. Copy retries clear earlier errors. Key creation and connection approval recheck sign-in before saving.

  • Keep your place in Tickets. Returning from a ticket preserves your search, filters, order and list page in the same tab. Inbox shows its coverage limits directly, with separate actions for recorded sample journeys.

  • Review Voice feedback more easily. Written answers stay with your input, and unsaved edits survive a conflicting update. Captures load when you open their source section; session choices remain visible when their controls are closed.

  • One project-context question at a time. Clarification focuses on the current question, with earlier answers under Completed clarifications.

  • Clearer Agents progress. Reviews distinguish waiting, preparation, running, stopping and unconfirmed status. Ticket tasks show their last recorded update, and missing results stay explicit. Saved results and ticket links remain readable when the project pool is empty. Retrying a copy clears the earlier copy message.

  • Subscription details in reach. Plan & budget shows existing subscription agreements and the route to managing multiple projects directly. Estimates and amounts needing confirmation are labelled.

  • Installation prompts stay usable. Browser and private-server prompts open for manual copying when copying is unavailable. Switching websites or builders clears outdated copy messages; hiding a private prompt clears it from the screen.

  • Docs are easier to scan. Release notes are grouped by date, repeated updates are combined and the website setup shortcut uses its current Leave feedback label.

11 October 2026

  • Mobile navigation at the bottom. Inbox, Tickets, Missions and permitted Live open directly. More holds other available sections, and your profile stays in the top bar. Desktop keeps an expanded or compact sidebar.
  • An account before a project. Leave Add my own project (optional) unchecked to join an invitation or add a project later. Registration starts no purchase or website analysis.
  • Simpler project setup and costs. Manual setup starts no AI work. Creation and activation show the full yearly or monthly charge, with existing subscription totals kept separate.
  • Recover answers from an unfinished review. Project context shows saved answers for manual editing without starting another review or changing approved knowledge.
  • Clearer feedback confirmation. A confirmed save shows Feedback added to Inbox. while Inbox refreshes. Feedback, ticket lists and exports stay within the selected project.
  • Safer private-area captures. Marked private areas are masked before their image resources load. Written feedback still works when capture fails; review every image before sharing.
  • Access stays current while saving. Feedback, ticket, Mission, settings and billing actions recheck the active session and project permissions. Rejected saves keep recovery information rather than appearing successful.
  • Archive, then restore. Archive project pauses access and collection while retaining saved material. Restoration keeps Live and automation paused. Archiving is separate from permanent erasure.
  • Clearer tool connections. Connected tools distinguishes an available MCP address from a verified third-party connection. A connection does not supply a provider's AI subscription.

10 October 2026

  • A shorter ticket overview. Read What they mean, Suggested change and Next step before opening the full brief, sources or history. Questions and failed checks stay visible.
  • Put answers in the right field. Choose the destination, review the wording and apply a clarification answer before saving. Originals stay in the conversation. Astor can suggest Bug, Improvement or Idea; your choice takes precedence.
  • Mission conditions at a glance. The selected task shows success conditions and prerequisites directly. Compact mobile cards leave more room for the task, which stays visible during ordinary updates.
  • Understand recorded time. Mission and Live timelines retain small intervals. Elapsed time, clicks and received steps stay distinct; pauses, gaps and unfinished results remain explicit.
  • Pending invitations reserve team seats. Users and Billing distinguish used and reserved seats. Joining, revocation or expiry updates the reservation. Testers remain free; additional paid seats are unavailable.
  • Review Pro from actual usage. The billing owner can review more capacity or team room with the current project and period retained. Written feedback and saved tickets remain usable on Free.
  • Plan Live capacity honestly. The estimator separates visitors from collected journeys. New journeys stop when capacity or the daily limit is exhausted. Separate Live remains Coming soon.
  • Concrete Agents quotes. Bounded review examples explain their total units and expected results. Connected local Codex work has a separate quote and provider usage. Completed reviews still need human assessment.
  • Recover interrupted work. Voice preparation and related-ticket suggestions preserve saved input after failure. Accepted estimates stay with the work through retries; interrupted provider work may still incur provider cost.
  • Clearer recording expiry. Unprocessed Mission speech and samples become unavailable at their deadline even if cleanup is delayed. Written results and steps remain.
  • An example you control. The homepage follows one improvement through feedback, a brief and retesting. Public pages and price references remain readable before JavaScript loads.

9 October 2026

  • Retest the agreed improvement. Prepare a Mission from the approved checks, retaining the brief and reported change references. A person still verifies the result.
  • Review before building. Use saved answers in the proposal and read the exact approved brief through connected tools. New context does not silently rewrite agreed scope.
  • Clearer Mission and Live setup. Mission planning starts with the tester's task and optional recording choices. Live explains whether collection is off, waiting or limited.
  • Simpler installation. Copy the builder prompt or manual script, publish it, verify the website and choose Leave feedback. An older check cannot replace newer verification.
  • Keep your Pro selection. Pricing retains the monthly or annual period through sign-in and project selection. Review the total before paying.
  • Account and invitation recovery. Email-change links each need confirmation before expiry. A different personal invitation checks its own project and task.
  • Private Voice cleanup. Expired or discarded speech cannot be restored by late replies. Confirmed feedback keeps its reviewed source separately.
  • Update private-site protection. The updated server guard caches a successful check for at most five seconds. Download and redeploy it to receive the fix; a browser overlay alone does not protect a website.

8 October 2026

  • Projects in one place. Your projects has Active and Archived tabs, with settings, management and context in reach. Tester invitations live in Users.
  • Continue feedback manually. Review and save the same proposal with its original feedback, attachments and open questions, without another AI reply.
  • A quicker conversation. Suggested replies stay beside the question. Write your own answer, retry or continue with what Astor knows, then review the proposal.
  • Return to testing after sign-in. Successful website sign-in opens the toolbar without a reload. Sign out in Your account returns to sign-in.
  • Clearer purchase retries. An open checkout can be resumed; changed or unconfirmed prices stay pending for review. Payment confirmation is separate from returning from checkout.
  • A simpler mobile homepage. The introduction, account action and Free plan note stay together. Selected guides include fictional examples that open at full size.

7 October 2026

  • Searchable Astor Docs. Find guides for setup, testing, feedback, improvements, account settings and connected tools in one place.
  • A first feedback loop. Install Astor, leave feedback, review it in Inbox and choose an improvement.
  • One account for invited projects. Personal links join the right project. Testers can join multiple projects without their own subscription.
  • Context and capacity per project. Save context once, then use the shared pool for supported work. Annual Pro pays for ten months and provides twelve.
  • Clear public navigation. Features, Pricing and Log in are visible on the homepage on mobile and desktop.