Tinylytics Updates
July 5th, 2026

Changelog June 28th — July 5th

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A busy week — smoother onboarding, a fresher homepage, smarter content monitoring, a friendlier dashboard overview, spell-check controls, and new API endpoints for managing sites programmatically.

June 28th, 2026

  • ✨ Guided onboarding after signup — new accounts land on a focused welcome step that walks you through adding your first site. Your trial starts at signup, so you can explore straight away.
  • 💅 Create site form refresh — URL-first layout with https:// prefilled so you can paste and go.
  • ✨ Weekly email reports on by default for new sites — opt out anytime from the Omakase card if you prefer fewer emails.
  • 🐛 Content monitoring now ignores indieauth.com/auth links so IndieWeb auth endpoints stop showing up as broken.
  • 🐛 429 rate-limit responses from content checks are deferred and rechecked over several hours instead of firing immediate false alarms.
  • 🐛 Fixed broken-link detection for URLs in hrefs that contain apostrophes.
  • 💅 Removed the SSL “last checked” timestamp from the uptime screen — monitoring stays automatic without the extra noise.
  • ✨ Your name on your account — set it from the account page and emails from Tinylytics greet you by first name. No name? You still get the friendly generic greeting. Just as before. Carry on.

June 30th, 2026

  • 🐛 Archiving a site works again when its uptime monitor has webhook deliveries configured. This more a behind the scenes thing, and archiving worked. This just cleans it up nicely.

July 3rd, 2026

  • ✨ Portfolio overview at the top of your sites dashboard — a quick plain-language summary of visitors across your sites for the current date range. Subscribers also see unique counts; click through when monitoring issues need attention.
  • 🐛 Spell checking reads more page text (up to 20,000 characters) and stops flagging typos caused by truncated excerpts.

July 5th, 2026

  • ✨ API v1 site lifecycle — create, update, and delete sites via the API, plus a features endpoint to toggle content and uptime monitoring. Check out the docs.
  • ✨ Monitoring issues on the dashboard — sites with open content or uptime problems show at a glance, with a filter to focus on health issues only. Just makes everything easier to find.
  • ✨ Spell-check issue controls — dismiss false positives, re-check individual issues, or recheck everything in one go. Ignored typos stay suppressed across all pages and not just where it was found.
  • 💅 API keys page is clearer in team accounts — owner-only notice and a switch back to your personal account when needed.
  • 🐛 Monitoring issue counts no longer include broken links with no status yet. This is just to make sure you see no false positives.
  • 🐛 Fixed the groups dropdown empty state for team account contexts. When you switch to another team, only owners can create groups, so this is clearer.
  • 💅 Removed the Ultra badge from regional uptime response times — the data is there without the extra label clutter. I don't like clutter. There is much clutter.

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— Vincent