Changelog
Product updates and workflow improvements worth knowing about. Newest updates are listed first.
Signed-in users can now compare completed scans for the same URL from their history. The comparison shows score changes and highlights new, resolved, still-present, and severity-changed findings so reruns are easier to review after fixes.
Verified domain dashboards now show score trends over time for performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO. Signed-in owners can switch between mobile and desktop scans when both are available and open the underlying scan result from each chart point.
Signed-in users can now receive styled email updates when scans complete and when verified domain scores drop past their alert threshold. Notification preferences are available from account settings, so scan completion emails and regression alerts can be managed separately.
Registered users can now send signed scan completion and failure events to their own HTTPS endpoints. The dashboard includes endpoint management, test deliveries, and recent delivery status so teams can connect speedprompt.ai to internal workflows with more confidence.
Signed-in users can now submit a short list of URLs from the dashboard and track them as one batch. Each valid URL is scanned individually, while duplicates and invalid entries are called out without blocking the rest of the batch.
Completed scan results can now be downloaded as PDF reports or CSV files. This makes it easier to share findings with clients, teammates, issue trackers, or audit records without requiring everyone to open speedprompt.ai.
Scan result pages now let you filter findings by severity and category, then switch between scan order and severity order. This makes it faster to focus on the highest-impact work or narrow the list to a specific type of issue.
Shared scan result links now include social preview details with the scanned domain, key scores, and finding count. Homepage links also have a branded preview, so speedprompt.ai is clearer when someone shares it in chat or social channels.
Signed-in users can now manage their account and revisit previous scans from the dashboard. This makes it easier to compare past results and return to performance work without hunting for old links.
Scan results now include more context around each finding, making the next implementation step easier to understand. Product emails also share a more consistent speedprompt.ai look and feel.
Result pages now keep mobile and desktop findings together under one scan. Teams can see how performance work differs across device strategies without jumping between unrelated pages.
Public scan content is now easier to use in AI-assisted development workflows. Coding agents and automation tools can read the useful parts of a result more directly, with less cleanup work.
