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  1. 2026-08-13

    Public API, MCP, and the tools you already trust

    Personal access tokens, a REST API, HMAC webhooks, and a Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint — on every plan, Free included. Sahnga still ships no chatbot and never trains on your work; Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT and your own scripts talk to Sahnga with a token that's yours. Slack, time tracking, Asana and ClickUp import, and GitHub/GitLab linking ride the same layer.

  2. 2026-08-09

    Pricing: flat $5 a person, no upsells

    The old per-seat ceiling is retired. Every maker after the first free one is $5 a month, flat — one rate at every size, with every feature in every plan. Billing is monthly only now; annual billing is retired too. Viewers, commenters, guests and clients still never count.

  3. 2026-07-25

    Students: 3 free seats

    Own a workspace with an active .edu email address and 3 of you create and edit for free instead of one. It's the same full product everyone else gets — not a student tier — and you confirm the address twice a year to keep it.

  4. 2026-07-25

    A real viewer role — free, and it reads everything

    Viewers keep reading and searching every project, task and comment in the workspace, and they never count toward the bill. Editing and team chat are what a paid seat buys. Permissions now run through one gate instead of three, so what a person can do is decided in a single place.

  5. 2026-07-25

    The bill now stops at $300

    The workspace ceiling moved to $300 a month, which the meter reaches at 61 people. Every maker past that is free. Workspace size stays unlimited — the cap is on the bill, never on people.

  6. 2026-07-24

    Pricing: $5 a person, the first one free

    The flat size bands below are retired. Everyone who creates or edits is $5 a month, the first one is free, and viewers, commenters, guests and clients never count. Nothing is ever deleted or kicked out: if editors outnumber paid seats you get 14 days to pick who keeps one, anyone not picked keeps reading and searching all the work, and one click restores them exactly as they were.

  7. 2026-07-23

    Project overview: burn-up, cumulative flow, workload

    Every project gets an overview tab: a burn-up chart that shows scope growing rather than a deficit counting down, a cumulative flow diagram, work per person, overdue and upcoming, goal progress and recent activity. Uncapped, on every plan, including Free.

  8. 2026-07-23

    Public intake forms

    Share a link and anyone can file work into a project without an account. Submissions arrive as tasks with the sender's own words kept intact and the source recorded. The public endpoint is rate-limited against abuse — that is a spam guard, not a usage meter.

  9. 2026-07-23

    Timeline finished, plus a read-only roadmap link

    Bars drag to move and their edges drag to resize, dependency arrows draw from the links you set — they never silently reshuffle your plan — and tall plans virtualize their rows so scrolling stays fast. Project settings can also mint a public roadmap link: goals, dates and progress only, no task titles and no names, revocable in a click.

  10. 2026-07-23

    Calendar week view and a calendar feed

    Month and week grids, both with drag-to-reschedule, and a revocable iCal feed of your assigned due dates that works in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook. Regenerate or revoke the link from account settings.

  11. 2026-07-22

    Roadmap goals and a project timeline

    Long-term goals get their own calm surface, deliberately free of task noise. Tasks link to a goal, goal progress counts itself, and the new timeline view lays your bars out under the goal they serve.

  12. 2026-07-22

    Voice calls in channels and DMs

    Start a call from any channel or direct message — no meeting link to send, nothing to schedule. Media rides a hosted SFU rather than a browser mesh, so the call doesn't degrade as more people join.

  13. 2026-07-21

    Team chat: channels, DMs, threads, reactions, files

    Public and private channels, one-to-one and group direct messages, single-level threads, emoji reactions and file uploads — with full history on every plan, because history is not something we will ever hold for ransom. Channel chatter stays out of your notifications unless you're mentioned or messaged directly.

  14. 2026-07-20

    Billing: flat bands via Stripe Checkout

    Owners can pick a size band, check out on Stripe, and manage cards in the Customer Portal. Soft dunning only — nothing locks if payment fails.

  15. 2026-07-20

    Comments, calm inbox, and presence-lite

    TipTap comments with mentions, activity history, digest-first email, and task-drawer avatars without surveillance chrome.

  16. 2026-07-19

    Core loop: projects, tasks, board, import/export

    Workspaces, members, Trello import, and full workspace export shipped into the site app — still one Next.js project, no separate web/.

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