The build log. Most-recent first.
The product has been renamed from Renewly to RemindRenew and moved to remindrenew.com. The new name leans into the rhythm of the product itself — remind, renew, repeat. The wordmark, favicon, login + reminder emails, page titles, and footer have all been updated; existing theme preferences carry across automatically on first load. Earlier changelog entries keep the original Renewly name on purpose — they describe what shipped at the time.
Renewly now supports relationship links between renewals, card payment mapping for every non-card item, domain renewal amounts, duplicate-domain protection, and currency-aware dashboard totals with USD conversion plus original-currency breakdowns. The Companies and Recipients screens now allow corrections after save, buttons have more tactile hover/press feedback, the dashboard timeline uses a cleaner detail strip, and the card cascade is easier to read in dark mode.
Items can now be linked to related renewals, so a hosting subscription can connect to multiple domains or SSL certificates and those relationships show from either side. Payment cards are now attachable to every non-card item, not just subscriptions, and the card cascade view shows all domains, SSL certificates, and subscriptions paid with each card.
Magic-link sign-in has been replaced with a 6-digit email code flow. Sign-in emails no longer contain redirect links: enter your email, copy the short code from your inbox, and verify it in Renewly. Codes expire after 10 minutes, are stored hashed, allow a limited number of attempts, and keep the existing 30-second resend cooldown. Google OAuth remains visible as a disabled future option.
Items now have a dedicated /items workspace with search, type and company filters, sortable columns, mobile-friendly rows, and bulk delete for cleanup. Domain creation got an inline RDAP Check button that fills renewal date and registrar before submit, while subscriptions now accept normal decimal amounts with a currency picker instead of raw cents. Recipient groups can be edited in place, company creation uses a compact color picker, and mobile navigation has been simplified so the user menu is the single destination list.
The dashboard now has two views. A Timeline/Calendar toggle sits above the horizon strip; switching to calendar shows a full monthly grid where each day with a renewal gets a colored event pill - name visible, left-bordered in the urgency color (danger/clay/warn/safe). Up to three events show per day, with a +N overflow indicator. Dots are used as a compact fallback on mobile. A Today button appears in the month header whenever you navigate away from the current month, snapping you back in one click. Filter pills (company, type) stay active across both views, and the month param survives view switches.
Items can now be edited - every field, recipient, and group on a single shared form, with card-expiry edits recomputing the reminder schedule in the same transaction. The detail page got a per-item reminder rule editor (add / remove / save) and an activity feed pulled from the reminder log + refresh + create/update timestamps. Companies create now lands optimistically - the new card appears at 60% opacity while the server settles. The native browser date picker is gone; everywhere we ask for a date now opens a themed calendar popover that respects light/dark and the rest of the design tokens. Mobile polish pass: app header has a real hamburger menu, the landing header collapses cleanly under 640px, the theme switcher is now an inline tri-pill inside the user menu (no more cut-off submenu on small screens), and the favicon is finally the actual Renewly mark.
Reminders no longer fire to just the account owner - add recipients on the new /recipients page, bundle them into reusable groups (Engineering, Finance, ...), and attach either to any item. The cron fans the email out to everyone, deduped. Settings is fully wired: timezone is captured silently on first sign-in (with a dismissible banner), name / send-time / reminder defaults / auto-refresh toggles all save, and you can now delete your account with typed-email confirmation. Companies got a custom color picker (8 quick swatches + a popover with hex input and HSL sliders). Every dropdown in the app is now theme-aware (Radix Select/Popover) - the old square native lists are gone. Companies create is noticeably faster: dropped a redundant dashboard revalidation, swapped the per-company stats loop for a single aggregated query, and migrated the DB driver to Neon's WebSocket pool.
Sign-in now shows an inline success card with the email it sent the link to, a 30-second resend cooldown to prevent multi-clicks, and a 'Use a different email' reset. The Send-magic-link button got proper click feedback (cursor, spinner, pending state). Fixed sign-out - it was a no-op due to a Radix dropdown interaction - and fixed the magic-link post-verify redirect to land on the dashboard. App header now matches the landing header's width so it stops bleeding past the page content.
Geist replaces Instrument Serif as the display face. Dark mode follows your system preference, with a manual override in the header. New neutral palette across both themes; warm cream/clay direction retired. Avatar now opens a real dropdown - sign-out is one of several actions, not the only one. Landing footer + this changelog page shipped, companies got a curated 8-swatch palette, loading + error screens added across the app.
The dashboard leads with a 12-week renewal horizon. Items group into three urgency triage columns (this week / this month / next 90 days) below.
When a payment card expires, see every subscription that depends on it before any of them fail. Cards now flow through the same reminder pipeline as everything else.
Email-based sign-in, no passwords. Magic links use the same Resend account that delivers reminders.
Track domains (RDAP), SSL certs (TLS handshake), subscriptions, and payment cards. Daily cron sends reminders at 7-day, 3-day, and day-of intervals.