- NewConnect Stripe, Vercel and Supabase beside GitHub. gija reads them every night on its own clock and writes down what it found and what is wrong, in its own words.
- NewThe first correction. A subscription in Stripe that will try to charge with nothing to charge can be paused — only after you approve it on the queue, with the price shown at the press. It is recorded in the ledger and on the trail, and it can be undone from the trail.
- NewThe knowledge base: every fact gija holds, with where it came from and when it first saw it. History and Notifications say what changed between two reads, in words.
- NewHome reads from your own rows: the board, the one thing that needs you, the morning read, the day on one thread, a barometer of what is open night by night, and three things gija noticed without being asked.
- New“Stop telling me about this kind.” The first rule you can set: quiet a kind of finding. It stays counted everywhere; it stops being told.
- ImprovedSign in with a six-digit code sent to your email. An organisation has an address of its own, so a link goes where you meant it to.
- ImprovedEvery signed-in page shows what gija actually read, or says plainly that it has read nothing yet. Sample data is gone from the product.
- FixedA connection that stops being able to read says so on the page, with the way back.
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Everything new, as it ships.
What has actually shipped, month by month, since the first build on 11 June 2026. No version numbers yet.
Where gija is today: it observes, and it corrects one thing. It connects to your tools, reads them every night, and writes down what it finds. One kind of finding has a correction behind it — a subscription in Stripe with nothing to charge — and it runs only after you approve it. Everything else, gija tells you and cannot yet act on. gija is in early access. Try the demo and join the list.
- NewConnect GitHub. gija reads it in the background and writes down what it found, so the genome has something real in it rather than something you described.
- NewGuided first run. Teach gija the eighteen areas your operation is made of, then connect the first tool without leaving the flow.
- NewThe genome board shows the areas you taught and what gija actually found in them, and stays empty where nothing has been taught yet.
- Newgija the companion takes its place in the product: one guiding star whose state is the system's state.
- NewSpeak to the ask bar instead of typing into it, and it keeps listening through a pause rather than cutting you off mid-sentence.
- NewAsk to join an organisation rather than creating a second one beside it. Owners can change roles, and remove people.
- ImprovedAgents are now operators, here and everywhere else. One word for the thing that watches a beat of your operation.
- ImprovedAppearance follows the person rather than the browser: themes, palettes, and a slider for how much anything moves.
- FixedAsk gija says “I don't know” rather than inventing an operation that does not exist, and calling gija by name is no longer treated as asking what gija is.
- NewSign in with an email link or GitHub, and land in your own workspace.
- NewCreate an organisation. The one you are working in is part of the address, so a link goes where you meant it to.
- NewInvite someone by email, and the invitation actually tells them they were invited.
- NewThe product shell: home, tasks, the genome map, and the Ask gija panel behind the top bar.
- ImprovedOrganisation settings persist, and signing out is where you would look for it, under your own avatar.
- FixedThe sign-in form no longer answers whether an account exists, and when a sign-in fails it says why instead of repeating what the address bar already claims.
- NewThe site you are reading went live, on 11 June, which is where this history begins.
- NewA demo workspace you can walk through without an account, approval flow included. Try it.
- ImprovedNavigation built for phones and tablets rather than shrunk to fit them.
That is the whole history. The first build was 11 June 2026.