Ident.ink publishes material product releases, feed behaviour, moderation boundaries, encryption limits and the infrastructure behind the service.
We are sorry we let the public record fall behind. Changes shipped without their own dated entries here, making it harder to see what was live. We have restored verified October updates with their original publication dates and corrected how later announcements enter the record. v5 starts with clearer release history, service boundaries and search information. Prepared features remain separate from published work.
Read the v5 release scope and next priorities →Latest verified update: 23 October 2026. These are dated updates, not new platform-version claims. An older change added to this record keeps its original publication date.
Search-engine, social-card or machine-readable product information received a material update. Language selection or translated interface delivery received a material implementation update. The project designer, publishing pipeline or domain workflow received a material implementation update.
The server’s PHP components have been updated to PHP 8.4.27 to address CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619. Webmail and public site checks passed after the update.
IdentDB document storage now uses pay-as-you-go billing at £6 per 2 GB-month, with explicit payment consent, a verified card and clearer usage controls.
Eligible verified accounts can discuss their November service needs from the dashboard. Private cases, founder replies and confirmed transcript closure are available. A chat does not grant product access.
We are sorry the public record fell behind. Verified October updates, a clearer v5 scope and refreshed search information are now published.
The Legal Centre and legal documents use the available screen width while keeping document text readable.
Settings provides explicit choices for deleting profile information, usage events and Network contributions, with review and identity verification.
Account deletion and privacy information were corrected. Retention exceptions are explained in the legal documents.
The mental health event page gained a scroll-driven presentation of the IDENT message, with reduced-motion support.
Legal notices and retention information were clarified across the Legal Centre.
The main-site release completed coverage across its 23 offered languages. This does not announce unreleased IdentChat language updates.
The campaign was extended through 21 October 2026. This records the event publication rather than promising permanent campaign availability.
Payment information explains optional one-off support and closed new subscription purchases. Support payments do not guarantee service access.
The customer database workspace, connection flow or document operations received a material implementation update. The public profile, discovery, following or direct-message workflow received a material implementation update. The billing, checkout, payout or recurring-pay workflow received a material implementation update. Ticket, report, escalation or appeal handling received a material implementation update.
IdentChat, Discord linking or server-management behaviour received a material implementation update. The project designer, publishing pipeline or domain workflow received a material implementation update. Sign-in, passkey or account-verification handling received a material implementation update. The billing, checkout, payout or recurring-pay workflow received a material implementation update.
The project designer, publishing pipeline or domain workflow received a material implementation update. The billing, checkout, payout or recurring-pay workflow received a material implementation update. Ticket, report, escalation or appeal handling received a material implementation update. The customer database workspace, connection flow or document operations received a material implementation update.
IdentBot is now available for businesses using Discord. It adds clear briefs, decisions, tasks, reminders, polls, meeting notes and controlled announcements without reading ordinary server conversations.
Only completed, verified publications belong in the update list. A preview, successful build, target date or prepared announcement is not evidence that a feature is live. Upcoming plans can change when a release check fails; check News for dated announcements and Status for current availability.
The feed starts with recent posts, prioritises people you follow, then considers useful engagement. Paid promotion receives a bounded boost and is always labelled Promoted. Payment cannot remove blocks, privacy rules or moderation.
Known credential theft, configured unsafe phrases and domains, repeated spam, blocks and member reports are enforced on the server. Human admins decide reports. End-to-end encrypted plaintext cannot be scanned by the server.
Supported encrypted Network conversations use device-held P-256 User Keys, conversation-specific HKDF-SHA256 keys and AES-GCM. Account and delivery metadata, public keys and ciphertext remain visible. This does not claim that every Ident.ink messaging product is end-to-end encrypted.
Core data, cache, streams and object storage run on Ident.ink-controlled infrastructure. Health, backups, quotas and cleanup jobs are operated locally.
The Legal Centre versions the contract, acceptable-use rules, partner terms, community standards, refunds, incident handling, moderation appeals and dispute process.
Authenticated actions are authorised on the server. Inputs are bounded, suspicious request patterns are rejected, sensitive actions have dedicated rate limits and external connections cannot silently become code execution.
Production changes use isolated builds, tested backups, route verification and immutable rollback. A passing compile is not treated as proof that customer workflows work.
Customer errors receive safe messages rather than internal diagnostics. Operators use health checks, structured events and references to investigate. Credible active harm is contained first, but a guaranteed response or resolution time exists only where a written contract says so.
The current platform version is defined centrally. Original version dates are retained; subsequent corrections and material updates are recorded separately above rather than changing those dates.
An apology for stale records, verified October updates and a public SEO refresh.
Legacy suite landings now resolve into Workspace, and Identify Commerce adds a no-code, Stripe Connect powered storefront with optional Printify product sync.
Public websites and private company dashboards now use explicit independent addresses, while account exports are generated on demand instead of occupying permanent server storage.
Ident.ink 3.0 connects a project's website, team, communication, payments, data and automation, with ready-made or custom operating modes across all four paid suites.
Private in-server tickets, reports, audit channels and administration controls now operate as one governed support system.
The retired Error Fixer has been removed. A local, approval-gated Discord operator and an automated support conversation layer now handle routine questions while preserving human control for consequential actions.
Public discovery now uses consistent crawl boundaries, canonical metadata, true not-found responses, safer structured data and a stricter nonce-only content policy across the main indexed surface.
Workspace operators can now reorder Business Chat categories and channels directly in the server sidebar, including moving channels between categories with durable permission-checked storage.
The signed-in platform now has a deliberately small primary navigation, a searchable tool directory, route-aware context and consistent responsive workspace sizing.
Domain attachment is now protected against repeat clicks, request retries and concurrent API workers creating duplicate connection records.
My Work attentions can now be removed and restored without deleting their source records, backed by a private, capacity-controlled local disk cache.
New users learn Ident.ink by clicking highlighted controls on the real interface, while account deletion now cancels active billing before access is revoked.
New accounts now receive an account-scoped interactive introduction to projects, work, suites, security and the next useful action.
Ident.ink now connects onboarding, personal work, automation, product proof and trust evidence around the records users already own.
Developer tools now require an explicit linked developer-account login after the main Ident.ink login.
Developer tools now use a dedicated developer identity linked securely to the main Ident.ink account, without a second login.
Every public OAuth application now requires founder approval before consent or token issuance, with professional developer and connected-app controls.
Unverified accounts now enter a protected notice and grace-period workflow before deletion, with billing, staff, founder and legal safeguards.
Ident.ink now provides a consented public OAuth platform, a founder-controlled private integration plane, and site-wide disposable review access.
Founder-granted writer accounts can use real creation and preview tools in a tightly limited disposable workspace.
Developer applications now have a dedicated, permission-controlled review workflow in Ident.ink administration.
Ident.ink now has a dedicated, secure application process for full-stack developers.
Ident.ink now correlates rejected attacks across clustered services and continuously verifies critical platform integrity.
Ident.ink now includes founder-scoped, self-hosted source workspaces with revision history and evidence-gated releases.
Ident.ink now has its complete fourth suite for developers, plus a private, self-hosted engineering workflow for safely reviewing and releasing platform updates.
Discord-familiar communication with scalable channel loading, reactions, message editing, pins, saved messages, categories and business action tracking.
A project-connected planning and commercial workspace for creators, available to every Ident.ink account.
Ident.ink now presents one canonical release identity, a substantially clearer About experience, more reliable public project rendering and cleaner separation between project management, Web Studio and pricing.
The Ident.ink project database has received a major upgrade. Paid projects can now manage structured application data, connect trusted server applications and work through one focused, full-screen database workspace.
The customer-facing database is now a project-isolated document store with Mongo-style collections, nested JSON, queries, update operators and indexes.
Ident.ink’s latest production cycle is complete. The platform is ready for its next stage: broader business operations, clearer day-to-day control and stronger failure containment—without pretending that software can never fail.
Business workspaces now adapt to the organisation while critical external operations fail safely and recover independently.
Repaired legacy offer ordering and strengthened the approval-gated error remediation workflow.
The Ident.ink Business and Esports suites now go beyond summary dashboards: both have working operating records with owners, deadlines, priorities, commercial value, audit history and project-level access control.
A new public company hub and substantially expanded Business and Esports workspaces are live. This release makes it easier to understand Ident.ink, work with us and turn existing project information into practical operating work.
Ident.ink’s new local-first media workspace, Summer Holiday trials, language repairs and another platform security layer are now live.
Projects and Web Studio now share canonical project identity, exclude deleted records consistently and reject unknown public Studio identifiers without creating data.
Removed legacy and existing project records so new projects are created and opened through the canonical Web Studio lifecycle.
IdentBot installation now intentionally requests Discord Administrator access so its complete server-management feature set can be enabled without reinstalling the bot.
IdentBot now requires a one-time link to an existing Ident.ink account before setup, exposes direct website management and no longer requests broad Discord permissions.
IdentBot is now available for businesses using Discord. It adds clear briefs, decisions, tasks, reminders, polls, meeting notes and controlled announcements without reading ordinary server conversations.
IdentBot is now correctly implemented as a dedicated public Discord bot service, not as a user-created dashboard project.
A task-first Business workspace and the secure foundation for IdentBot, the upcoming public business Discord bot.
The latest Ident.ink platform update is live. Business Chat, account security and the wider dashboard now share a clearer experience, stronger session continuity and safer live deployments.
Auto-payroll now supports daily intervals, weekly, biweekly and monthly runs with repaired recipient onboarding and visible controls.
Ident.ink projects now include a lightweight operational workspace alongside stronger browser and API recovery controls.
Ident.ink now includes a dedicated team workspace alongside the production-ready Studio, Network, Esports, billing, support, security, status and administration systems delivered since the first launch.
A project-isolated competitive operations workspace and dedicated Esports subscription now sit inside the existing Ident.ink account and project system.
Server-side automod, duplicate-spam controls, review records and clearer encryption transparency were added to the professional network.
Device-held User Keys, end-to-end encrypted direct messages and short-lived encrypted live chat were introduced with explicit metadata limitations.
Professional profiles, following, publishing, discovery, reactions, comments, direct messages, safety controls and labelled paid promotion launched on self-hosted infrastructure.
External Redis, object storage and second-server requirements were replaced with local cache, streams, leases, object storage and backup rotation.
Production hardening added enforced customer multifactor login, standards-based passkeys, clean-install migration validation, observability, durable jobs, verified backups and operational controls.
News, newsletters, mandatory admin email verification, support reopening and moderated messaging.
Launch kits, scanned downloads, Studio publishing, domains and team workflows.
Secure accounts, projects, identity pages, billing and operational controls.