Rythm ships small, often, on purpose. A small team can keep the architecture simple, and a simple architecture is easier to ship against. Most weeks have multiple releases. The bigger ones come with a long-form post on the blog. The smaller ones get a one-line entry here so customers can see what changed.
The list below covers the last five substantive releases. The commit log behind these entries is private, but the user-facing changes are public, and so is the cadence. If a recent change broke something for you, this page is a good first stop before you email support.
Recent releases.
- Payments
Failsafe audit on ledger-write failures.
When a Lightning ledger write fails, the system now persists a failsafe audit record so the underlying payment is never lost. Reconciliation jobs pick the record up on the next run.
- Email
Gmail categorizer rescue accuracy.
When Gmail auto-applies a label of its own (Promotions, Updates) at roughly the same time a user rescues a held message, the rescue detector now ignores the categorizer co-add. Cleaner rescue history, more accurate guest-list updates.
- Lightning
Strike order reconciliation cron.
A new reconciliation cron picks up missed Lightning settlements from the Strike API and walks them through to completion. Catches the rare case where a payment confirmed at Strike but did not propagate cleanly to the user.
- UI
Interface-feel-better polish pass.
A studio-grade polish pass on the dashboard: cleaner shadows, optical alignment on numbers, hover states that finally feel right, and small typography fixes across the inbox view and the settings pane.
- Email
Purchase confirmation emails plus sprint updates.
Customers now get a confirmation email when their plan starts. Internal sprint planning shifted to a faster cadence so changelog entries roll out more often. Smaller releases, more visible momentum.
How to follow updates.
The fastest way to track Rythm changes is the Rythm blog (long-form posts on bigger releases) and the X account (release announcements as they ship). Customers get a release email once a month with the highlights.
For changelog questions or product feedback, email support@rythm.xyz.
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