What's new in Vibehaus.

Real-time sync across your Macs + smarter vault dedup

Secrets and notes now update across your Macs within a second of you changing them — no tab-switch dance required. Plus secrets stop duplicating when two Macs create the same label.

Zombie processes finally get a face — and a 'kill' button

Status pill no longer hides your running server behind a leftover zombie process. Click the warning chip to see the orphan's details, kill it cleanly. Stop now wipes everything under a project, not just the Vibehaus-launched flow.

Delete Account now actually deletes your account

Settings → Danger Zone → Delete Account now removes your data from our servers as well as wiping the local app — finally completing the GDPR-style right-to-erasure flow.

Vault now actually syncs across your devices

Until this release, secrets stayed only on the Mac you created them on. Now they upload, fetch, back-fill, and delete across every device on your account.

Rename your projects + better port detection + polish

Double-click a project's name to rename it without touching the folder on disk, plus better detection of dev server ports that hide behind helper processes.

Port detection fixes + safer Secret & Folder deletes + onboarding polish

The Status pill now picks the right project's port when multiple projects share a number; Secret and Folder deletes finally confirm and undo; onboarding never traps you on the discovery step.

Internal cleanup — same app, healthier engine

Mostly internal: process-detection engine modularised, vault secrets now have a cloud-id field, build pipeline cleaned up. Nothing user-visible changes — but the foundation for the next few features is now in place.

Status pill now shows your dev server port, not the HMR port

When your project has multiple listening ports — your dev server on :3000 plus a hot-reload sub-port on :24678 — the Status pill now picks the right one to display.

Reliability — sync auto-recovers from expired sessions

Cloud sync now silently refreshes your session token when it expires, instead of surfacing a confusing 401 error. Plus a cleaner tab picker.

Pro and Lifetime customers no longer stuck on the waitlist

If you've paid for Pro or Lifetime, you now skip the waitlist automatically — even if you signed up before access was open.

Overview & Flow polish — smarter start/stop, terminal console, Quick Actions

Port conflict alerts, instant status updates, terminal-style output, reorganised Quick Actions, Stop Server button everywhere, Flow Builder empty state, git info and stack badges in Overview.

Vault recovery, ⌘K command palette, onboarding tour, and a much safer Notes tab

Recovery codes for your vault, a global ⌘K command palette, a first-run product tour, soft-deleted notes with undo, folder rename detection, sidebar bulk actions, a redesigned Flow console, macOS notifications, a Settings Danger Zone, and a long list of polish.

Smoother vault setup + printable recovery code

We removed the recovery code re-entry step from vault setup, fixed the Print/PDF blank page bug, and shipped an admin panel for granting beta access.

block-based editor with visual code blocks

block-based editor with visual code blocks

slash command menu — type / at line start

slash command menu — type / at line start

Slash command menu — insert blocks without leaving the keyboard

Type / at the start of a line to open a command menu. Pick headings, code blocks, lists, quotes, and more with arrow keys or search. Closes cleanly on selection, Esc, or click-outside.

Slash menu redesign — grouped commands, auto-focus code blocks

Slash command menu is now grouped by category with clean icons. Selecting Code block moves the cursor inside it automatically.

WYSIWYG rendering, list continuation, adaptive code blocks

Headings, bold, italic and other markdown syntax now renders visually. Bullet and numbered lists continue automatically on Enter. Code blocks adapt to light and dark mode.

Native slash menu, syntax highlighting, heading fix

Slash command menu is now a native macOS menu that positions itself correctly. Code blocks have syntax highlighting. Heading commands no longer jump the cursor to the next line.

roll back to v0.7.14 — v0.7.15 GitHub release upload fail...

roll back to v0.7.14 — v0.7.15 GitHub release upload failed, DMG 404s

block editor rewrite — JSON schema + unified command pi...

block editor rewrite — JSON schema + unified command pipeline

F3b — image blocks with encrypted Supabase Storage

F3b — image blocks with encrypted Supabase Storage, F3b — callout block + collapsible toggle, F3c — block handle + drag-drop reorder

code-block Enter, blockquote bar, list baseline alignment

code-block Enter, blockquote bar, list baseline alignment, keep block handle clickable when cursor leaves row hover zone

list exit, divider, handle, toggle UX, image hover controls

list exit, divider, handle, toggle UX, image hover controls

title/tag focus, move-down, handle, trailing tap, image r...

title/tag focus, move-down, handle, trailing tap, image resize

300ms grace period before block handle fades out

300ms grace period before block handle fades out

smoother folder drag in the Notes sidebar

smoother folder drag in the Notes sidebar, disable window drag-from-background while editor is shown

Slack-style WYSIWYG — syntax hidden except on cursor line

Slack-style WYSIWYG — syntax hidden except on cursor line

hide unmatched fence backticks

hide unmatched fence backticks

use NSColor.clear to hide syntax markers

use NSColor.clear to hide syntax markers, kill raw-payload sync error + proactive JWT refresh

Port status tooltips, env importer, folder reordering

Hover tooltips on port status badges, robust .env import with preview and diff, drag-to-reorder note folders.

Markdown-first editor — inline rendering, code blocks, ...

Markdown-first editor — inline rendering, code blocks, rich toolbar, full-viewport hero; remove /home-v2 motion lab, homepage motion pass + /home-v2 motion lab

modern editor layout, tag filter + autocomplete, note→f...

modern editor layout, tag filter + autocomplete, note→folder drag

adaptive colors, markdown preview/edit toggle

adaptive colors, markdown preview/edit toggle

Appearance settings, simplified

A calmer Settings → Appearance: System theme now actually follows your Mac, and the UI Size picker only offers the sizes that look right.