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The sub-processor list (version 2026-10-30.1) now records the public npm package registry, which dependency autofix queries by package name and version, as a provider that receives no personal data.
The sub-processor list (version 2026-10-10.2) now records the dependency-vulnerability database, the password-breach check, embedded Vimeo video and the font host used for preview images as providers that receive no personal data. Messaging with people under 18 is now restricted to their accepted connections for every member of a conversation, the two-factor QR code is drawn in your browser, and the safety, privacy, terms and DMCA pages describe image moderation, reporting, payouts and repeat-infringer handling as they work.
The sub-processor list (version 2026-10-10.1) now describes all of our email use with Brevo (including marketing email, newsletters, digests and replies to task threads) and every AI-assisted feature that uses Google’s Gemini API. The Terms now describe exactly how freelance milestone payments are held and released, and the privacy, safety and young-users pages were aligned with how under-18 accounts work.
Added Deepgram, Inc. (live captions in audio rooms and live streams; transcription of host-supplied stream recordings) to the sub-processor list (version 2026-10-08.3). The Privacy Policy now describes live captions.
Added Amazon Rekognition (Amazon Web Services, Inc.) to the subprocessor list for automated moderation of uploaded images, and described the Cloudflare CSAM Scanning Tool. The Privacy Policy now explains automated content moderation, reporting, moderation-evidence retention and processing in the United States.
Restructured the navigation with a new Resources dropdown, improved footer links, and added Help Center, System Status, and Changelog pages.
Migrated client-side data fetching to React Query for faster page transitions, optimistic updates, and smarter cache management across the platform.
An accessibility pass aimed at WCAG 2.1 AA — keyboard navigation, screen reader support, colour contrast, and focus indicators. WCAG 2.1 AA is our target rather than a certified conformance level, and we keep fixing issues as we find them.
Reduced initial bundle size, added SSR for key pages, and implemented lazy loading for below-the-fold content.
Refreshed typography, section colours, and visual hierarchy across the marketing site and app interface.