What changed, and when.

Data export works, and this site stops understating the product.

Export now arrives: from My Data inside the app, your record downloads as a JSON file assembled under your own visibility, with a checksum receipt; photographs and video are listed in it and stay fetchable from the Vault. The web app reached parity with the phone (shared family record, calendar, Vault with photos and video, consents, Russian), and this site's pages were corrected where they still described the product as preview-only: accounts have been open by invitation since August 26, and typed questions to Lu are live behind the emergency router.

Accounts opened, by invitation.

Family accounts went live for invited families: sign in, found a household, invite the other adult or a caregiver, and what you log is shared across devices behind row-level security. Billing remains closed and nobody has been charged.

The retired founding tier is gone, and the claims register is open.

The retired Founding Families annual price was removed from every public surface by founder decision: no such product existed in App Store Connect and billing is closed, so the offer named a price nobody could pay. The list itself stays and promises no price. The Verified Parenting Claims register also went public at claims.html, machine readable, CC BY 4.0.

One shared header across the whole domain.

The legacy guides, tools, blog and the Russian page now carry the same header and mobile navigation as the rest of the site, injected by the build from one source so they cannot drift. A language selector joins the shell when the first Spanish and Russian pages actually ship; we do not link to pages that do not exist yet.

The whole domain now shares the Hearthlight look: the preserved legacy guides, tools, blog and the Russian page were rethemed with Lu v2 everywhere and one canonical footer. Build facts on this site are written by the build itself and checked against release-facts.json, so this page can no longer quietly go stale.

Truth sync across the site.

Truth sync: one data inventory across all pages, release-facts file, CSP statement unified, staging robots hardening, simpler hero, claim drawers, no-JS examples.

Nine new pages, and a Family Vault preview.

Added About, FAQ, Contact, Accessibility, Security, Status, Changelog, Privacy and Terms pages. Lu now stands on a soft contact shadow, and the Family Vault joined the app preview.

A new warm design system.

Rebuilt the site in cream and golden light: a new home page, plus How it works, Evidence, Support and Founding Families pages, and an interactive Calm Loop preview. We also set a zero-halo rendering standard for Lu: no white cutout halo and no dirty alpha fringe. Her internal light, warm rim and ground-contact glow remain part of the canon.

Evidence library, free tools, and the waitlist.

The evidence library grew to 387 reviewed claims tied to named sources (387 in the registry as of this build), expanded in August from machine-verifiable CDC, NIH MedlinePlus, NHS and USDA WIC pages. The free tools and the Learn library went live on leelalu.com, and the waitlist opened.