---
title: "Changelog: August 2026"
description: "Published rates, a security page that says what we do not have, solution pages per job, and a comparison page that names names."
url: "https://saved.sh/blog/changelog-2026-08"
date: "2026-08-04"
author: "saved.sh"
tag: "Changelog"
---

What shipped this month. Changelog entries live here rather than on their own
page, so they are searchable and taggable alongside everything else.

## Pricing is public [#pricing-is-public]

The four meters now have numbers attached. Computation, storage, archive and
transit, with no seats and no tiers, and a calculator that shows what a workload
generates.

<Figure caption="Three meters stop with the run. Archive keeps going, and that is what most bills are made of.">
  <MeterTimeline />
</Figure>

<Aside title="What we are still working on">
  These rates are measured against our own infrastructure cost, and they will move
  if that cost moves. What will not happen is a change applied backwards to a
  period you have already used.
</Aside>

## A security page that leads with the bad news [#a-security-page-that-leads-with-the-bad-news]

`/security` is new, and the section people usually bury is near the top: &#x2A;*no
SOC 2 report, none in progress, and no uptime SLA.** The rest of the page is
mechanisms rather than adjectives, so a reviewer can evaluate the design instead
of taking our word for it.

<Figure caption="Only one of the three paths ends with us holding a credential, and it is the one where you asked us to connect.">
  <CredentialCustody />
</Figure>

## Solutions, organised by the job [#solutions-organised-by-the-job]

Six pages under `/solutions`, each starting from something someone actually
arrives with rather than from a feature:

* **CI/CD backups**, one step in a pipeline you already run
* **Database backups**, on any of the three paths
* **Files and folders**, on hardware you control
* **Fully managed**, when hosting nothing is the point
* **Anything you can script**, the escape hatch with no reduced guarantees
* **Compliance and custody**, when the bucket has to be yours

## A comparison page [#a-comparison-page]

`/compare` puts cloud-native backup services, built-in snapshots, a script and a
bucket, and us on one table. It compares structural properties only, and it has a
section on where you should use something else, which we would rather write
ourselves than have you infer.

<Figure caption="The first two rows are the ones people plan for.">
  <SnapshotVsCopy />
</Figure>

## Smaller things [#smaller-things]

<Stats>
  <Stat value="10" label="Blog posts, with search and tags" />

  <Stat value="23" label="Illustrations across the site" />

  <Stat value="53" label="Pages, all statically rendered" />
</Stats>

* Per-post social cards, generated at build time
* The whole site moved to a new design system: warm ground, green ink, one accent
* `/architecture` now shows the artifact lifecycle rather than describing it

## Still not done [#still-not-done]

The client tools are not yet public repositories, so `/download` links release
pages that do not open yet. That is the next thing, and it is the one that makes
the encryption claims on `/security` verifiable rather than asserted.