The changes people asked for, in plain words, newest first. Only what is live is listed here — nothing that is still being built.
Version 2.68 · 17 Oct 2026
The page content score can now run over the pages your crawl found and list the weakest first. For WordPress sites, the tagline (the line under the site name) can be rewritten in one step — you approve the line first. Your accent colour now shows on client report and status pages.
Version 2.67 · 17 Oct 2026
A new card grades one page of your site on length, title, description, headings, readability and more, and says what to fix first. Tracked words now show which ones moved since last week, with one notice when some fell. The API gained to-dos, uptime and tracked-word endpoints.
Version 2.66 · 17 Oct 2026
You can make keys in Settings and read your sites and scores from your own tools — read-only, nothing can be changed. A new page lists every source of data in the app, how fresh it is and where it stops, including what BeOnTop does not have.
Version 2.65 · 17 Oct 2026
Each client link shows how far its setup is. A client can be duplicated with its status page, note and e-mail choices. Each tag has its own page with the figures that matter.
Version 2.62–2.64 · Mid-October 2026
Sites can carry tags and be filtered into saved views, with an optional Excel e-mail on Mondays. Several sites can be changed at once and the last bulk change undone. A New client wizard sets up a client link, tag and templates in one step; rules can follow a tag.
Version 2.46–2.51 · Early–mid October 2026
Clients can have a public status page. You can set maintenance windows (one-off or weekly), add extra people to alerts with a one-click stop link, and send clients a monthly summary and outage notes. A weekly portfolio e-mail, an activity log and an import-from-list tool arrived too.
Version 2.28–2.45 · October 2026
A bell, phone notifications and Slack or webhook alerts, with a choice of channel per kind of alert and quiet hours. Your logo and name on reports. Download or delete your own data, and a restore tool the team can use.