Experience
Sep 3
#75
Redirect signed-out survey and proof visits to sign-in
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
What's New
Krong AI / what's new
Curious how fast Krong is getting better?
We keep this page for curious customers who want to see real product progress, not just promises. It highlights recently merged improvements across the product, from customer-facing UX to the engine and reliability work underneath.
What changed this week
UX + trust + engine work all moved forward together.
Why it matters
We are building a product that becomes more usable, more reliable, and more commercially real over time.
How often this updates
This page is statically regenerated from merged commit history on each deployment, so customers see the latest shipping story without a live GitHub query.
What changed this week
The strongest recent moves, pulled forward.
This strip favors the changes most likely to matter to customers first.
Experience
Sep 1
#73
Admin-issued surveys with in-app capture
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
Experience
Sep 1
#74
Render early-access invite copy as single text nodes
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
Recent merged work
A customer-facing timeline of recent progress.
Buyer-readable on purpose, not raw engineering notes.
Engine
Aug 31
#72
Lock timeframes and indicators to the model-training layout
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
Experience
Aug 21
#71
Add TradingView attribution link
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
Experience
Aug 20
#70
Name the UI-only build script build:ui
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
Experience
Aug 11
#69
Judge sweeper staleness on liveness, not createdAt
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
Engine
Aug 11
#68
Run model requests in node runtime to stop image OOMs
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
Engine
Aug 11
#67
Fall back to json_object for claude models
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
Experience
Aug 11
#66
Publish Krong proof ledger metadata
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
Engine
Jun 15
#51
Implement four-pillar analysis framework with extended result schema
The analysis output became more structured and easier to trust, with clearer result sections that support a more complete product experience.
Engine
Jun 15
#50
Add RAG embedding model picker
Knowledge retrieval became more configurable, giving the analysis engine better control over how it finds supporting context.
Engine
Jun 14
#49
Tolerate empty analysis corpus
The product now handles missing knowledge-base data more gracefully instead of letting an edge case interrupt analysis.
Education
Jun 12
#48
Update admin docs
Internal operating instructions got clearer, which makes future product changes safer and faster to ship.
Reliability
Jun 12
#47
Modal closes on disabled
Recent work improved the product in a way customers can feel, not just engineers can appreciate.
How to read this page
We care about progress you can actually feel.
Some of the strongest work in software is invisible unless someone makes it legible. This page is our way of showing the shipping rhythm behind Krong without pretending every merge is a marketing event.
You will see a mix of user-facing improvements, reliability work, account and billing rails, and engine changes. Together they tell a more honest story than a polished roadmap with no receipts.
Next step
If the pace and direction look interesting, join the waitlist and we will keep building toward a sharper, more usable Krong experience.
Join the waitlistGenerated from merged commit history at build time.