Changelog.

What changed in the product, its security and this site, with dates. Planned work is not listed until it ships.

October 18, 2026Site

Site: wave-3 buyer guides and pricing restated

16 new buyer guides and alternative pages went live.
Calling time was announced on this date as a checkout option. As of 2026-10-19 calling is drawn from your calling credit; the plan cards start with a plan selection, calling credit is optional at checkout, but you need credit to dial; add it any time from your dashboard. Extra numbers are $5/month each.
Pricing page restated: Breeze $29 / Jetstream $49 per seat, PayPal, month to month. HISTORICAL PRICING, NOT CURRENT: the former lineup was Basic $29, Breeze $49 and Jetstream $99 per seat per month. It was retired on 2026-11-08 and is not available for new purchases. Current pricing: Breeze $29 and Jetstream $49 per seat per month.

September 28, 2026Site

A page for every feature, each with a real screen recording of the product using sample data.
A benchmarks page with measured throughput (typical hour, busy hour and peak), the exact definitions and 20 vendors' published claims side by side.
A throughput and cost calculator, a glossary of dialer terms and one comparison page per alternative.
Industry pages now link to a call script and a power-dial playbook written for that profession.

September 28, 2026Security

dialbreeze.com and app.dialbreeze.com now redirect plain HTTP to HTTPS, require TLS 1.2 or newer and send Strict-Transport-Security.

September 28, 2026Product

Rate limits now identify each visitor correctly behind our CDN, so teams sharing an office connection are not throttled as one.

September 26, 2026Security

Refresh tokens rotate on every use and replayed tokens are rejected.
If a stolen token is replayed, the whole session is revoked and you are asked to sign in again.

September 26, 2026Security

Recording playback now requires a signed-in user.
Live call updates use one-time tickets that expire after 60 seconds instead of long-lived credentials.
Password reset links are single use and expire.
Standard browser security headers are set on every page.

September 26, 2026Product

This historical entry described an earlier workspace-opening process. Customers now choose a plan and check out themselves.
A new welcome page walks you through connecting your phone provider and your first dialing session.
Terms and pricing pages spell out billing, cancellation and per-minute carrier charges.

September 25, 2026Site

The product is now DialBreeze: upload your list and dial. Outputs can be missing, delayed or wrong; verify important details against the recording.
The site launched with a journal covering power dialing, compliance and caller ID reputation.

September 25, 2026Product

The full operator loop passed an end-to-end browser test, from sign-in to dialing to saving a disposition.
Added welcome and onboarding docs with videos and screenshots.

September 25, 2026After the call

Outputs can be missing, delayed or wrong; verify important details against the recording.

September 24, 2026Product

A deliberate pause now survives a network reconnect instead of auto-resuming and dialing without you.
Pause state is stored on the server, so refreshing your browser no longer loses it.

September 24, 2026Product

Pausing, resuming and saving a disposition now update your status instantly instead of up to 30 seconds later.

August 14, 2026Product

Calls that never received a clean hangup are closed automatically so they stop tying up your lines.

August 11, 2026Product

Forward your dialer line to your cell phone and take calls away from the desk while everything stays logged.

July 24, 2026Product