What changed, and when.
What went live, in plain words. Dates are the day it reached production (UTC).
9 things, newest first
The API reference now carries samples captured from the handler itself, a Postman collection you can import, and a printable one-page sheet.
The card form can take a phone number as well as an email. Both are optional; no texts are sent yet.
New privacy policy, terms and API terms, dated 13 September 2026, saying which photos are kept, for how long, and what an email or phone number is used for.
A photo dropped on the door is read three times, independently, and the card shows how many of the reads agreed.
A public door for developers: send a photo to /api/triage and get the card back as JSON, with its own link and a way to tell us the outcome.
A saved high-risk result keeps its hazard sentence. It used to lose it.
The privacy policy stopped claiming photos are not kept: they can be, only if you opt in. A retired domain left the legal text.
A photo of an appliance's nameplate can be scanned, and the appliance enrolled from what was read.
After an answer the app asks one question: did this fix it?