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· Die Zurück-Geste aus einem Kanal führt jetzt zum Eingang. Vorher konnte dich die Frage, wie du Zenhook entdeckt hast, im Kanal festhalten. · Wenn sich eine Rolle ändert, zeigt der offene Bildschirm Mitglieder das sofort, ohne Neuladen. · Wo: Konto, Mitglieder. 2. November 2026 Android 1.8.14 Web · Wenn sich eine Rolle ändert, zeigt der offene Bildschirm Mitglieder das sofort, ohne Neuladen. · Wo: Konto, Mitglieder. 1. November 2026 Android 1.8.13 iOS 1.9.12 · Die App fragt dich jetzt einmal, wie du Zenhook entdeckt hast: ein Tippen zum Antworten, oder wischen zum Schließen. · Du kannst jetzt mit dem geöffneten Konto einem Workspace beitreten, auch wenn die Einladung an eine andere Adresse ging. Wer eingeladen hat, bekommt eine E-Mail mit dem Namen des Kontos. · Wo: der Einladungslink. Nach dem Beitritt bietet er die App fürs Handy an. 1. November 2026 Android 1.8.12 iOS 1.9.11 · Du kannst die App jetzt auf Deutsch nutzen, auch deine Benachrichtigungen kommen auf Deutsch. · Wo: Konto, Sprache. Ein englisches Konto auf einem deutschen Handy wechselt von selbst. Außerdem
· Das Wort Unbegrenzt erscheint jetzt in deiner Sprache. · Der Preis deines Tarifs und das Wort Unbegrenzt erscheinen jetzt in deiner Sprache. · Du kannst Zenhook jetzt auf Deutsch nutzen: die App, E-Mails, Alerts, den Assistenten und die Einwilligungsleiste deiner Website. · Wo: Einstellungen, Profil, Sprache. Ein englisches Konto auf einem deutschen Gerät wechselt von selbst. Außerdem
· Die E-Mail zum Zurücksetzen des Passworts kommt jetzt in deiner Sprache. · Analytics now shows what ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini answer to your customers' questions, and whether they name your site. · Where: Analytics, on a site's page, Assistants. On the Pro plan, on the web and in the apps. · Ask how many deploys failed: the Assistant gives the total, then the count of each title. · Where: Assistant, on the web and in the apps. · An invitation now shows at the top of your Inbox: join or decline it there. · Where: Inbox, on accounts signed in with Google or Apple. Other accounts use the link in the email. Außerdem
· The Free plan now includes 3 members, pending invitations included. · The invitation email, its page, sign-up and sign-in speak the language of the person invited. · After 48 hours with no answer, the person who invited gets one email with the link to pass on. 31. Oktober 2026 Web iOS 1.9.10 Android 1.8.10 · The visitors chart now shows its scale, its hours or days, and the value and date of a bar. · Where: Analytics, on a site's page, Traffic. Point at a bar to read it. Außerdem
· Mark All as Read is now on Home too, at the top right, while something is unread. · An invitation now shows at the top of your Inbox, on accounts signed in with Google or Apple: join or decline it there. 31. Oktober 2026 Web Android 1.8.11 · Mark all as read is now on Home too, in a phone's browser, while something is unread. Außerdem
· An invitation now shows at the top of your Inbox, on accounts signed in with Google or Apple: join or decline it there. 31. Oktober 2026 Web iOS 1.9.9 Android 1.8.9 · When a workspace has one site, Analytics now opens that site directly. · Where: Analytics. To add a second site: Setup, on the site's page, then Add a site. · Refreshing a channel on a slow network now stays quiet, and a real failure says so in plain words. · Where: a channel: pull the list down. If it fails, “Couldn't refresh” shows above the list, with Retry. 22. Oktober 2026 Web iOS 1.9.7 Android 1.8.8 · Your sites’ figures now cover 24 hours, 7, 30 or 90 days, and open on 7 days. · Where: Analytics: the periods above the cards. A site’s page opens on the same period. · A notification from a channel deleted since now opens your Inbox. · Where: tap the notification. A channel deleted while you look at it closes and takes you back. 16. Oktober 2026 iOS 1.9.6 Android 1.8.6 · You can now send a site’s figures as a PDF, to people who never open Zenhook. · Where: Home, Analytics, then a site: the share button at the top. Außerdem
· Each row of a site’s lists now shows its share of the visitors, beside the count. · You can now download a site’s figures as a PDF, to send to people who never open Zenhook. · Where: Analytics, then a site: PDF report, beside the period. Agents get the same file from the API, for a month too. Außerdem
· Each row of a site’s lists now shows its share of the visitors, beside the count. 14. Oktober 2026 Web iOS 1.9.5 Android 1.8.5 · You can now see which campaign and which ad bring your visitors. · Where: Analytics, then a site: the Campaigns list. Außerdem
· In French, Analytics is now called Statistiques, as on the web. · You can now pause a monitor’s alerts for 1 hour or 24 hours, or the monitor itself. · Checks continue while only the alerts are paused. Where: Monitors, the menu of a monitor’s tile or its page, then Pause. Außerdem
· A monitor down twice within an hour is called unstable: short outages are no longer announced, one that lasts 5 minutes is, and a recap comes after a steady hour. · Monitor alerts reach each person in their own language, by email and on the phone. · A monitor can be renamed from its page. · Sites is now called Analytics. 11. Oktober 2026 Android 1.8.4 iOS 1.9.4 · You can now add a site and choose its goal from the app. · Where: Home, Analytics, then the + button. Außerdem
· Sites is now called Analytics, and lists your visitors’ browsers and systems. · Pause a monitor from its page: its alerts for 1 hour or 24 hours, or the monitor. · A monitor that keeps going down and coming back is shown as unstable. · Each feedback starts with what the person wrote. · You can sign in with Apple. · The app tries again by itself when a load fails, and light mode uses Zenhook’s whites. · Each feedback now shows what the person wrote and their thumb, right in the list. Where: the Feedback page and the Inbox. · Feedback no longer shows under a site’s numbers: it is all on the Feedback page. · Light mode now uses the same whites as the website. Nothing moves and contrast is the same. To switch theme: Settings, then Profile. 7. Oktober 2026 iOS 1.9.3 Android 1.8.3 · Opening a channel no longer marks all its events as read. Each one is read when you open it, as in the Inbox. · Mark all read is still there, in the channel. Außerdem
· On iOS 17, the tabs follow the same order as on iOS 26: Account, then the Assistant. · The tabs are in the same order as on iPhone: Inbox, Home, Account, then the Assistant, last at the right. · You can now put your workspaces in the order you want. It is saved to your account and changes nobody else’s. · Where: the workspace menu, then Reorder. · A screen’s main button is now always the same blue, with clear hover, pressed and keyboard states. · While an action runs, its button stays readable, shows progress and prevents repeated clicks. · Zenhook in a phone’s browser now has the same Home as the apps. Your monitors, sites and feedback are tiles, then come your channels. Außerdem
· One face for the droid everywhere: on the Assistant, beside its answers and on the app icons. · The Inbox recap is one card with its icon, whether something waits or everything is read. · Light mode now uses neutral greys, and its cards and menus stand apart as clearly as in dark mode. Außerdem
· The Assistant question field keeps its colour while you type, in light and dark mode. · API calls also work with www. Webhooks and monitor heartbeats tell integrations how long to wait when they send requests too quickly. 4. Oktober 2026 Android 1.8.2 iOS 1.9.2 · The app now opens on Home: your monitors, sites and feedback as tiles that say their state, then your channels. · Analytics and Feedback are on your phone too: visits, pages, sources, countries, and what visitors write. Außerdem
· Light mode uses the same neutral greys as the web. · Primary actions share one blue, with pressed, loading and unavailable states. · The Assistant wears the droid’s face, and you choose the app icon in Settings. · Delete a workspace or your account from the app. Send feedback is one field. · Light mode uses the same neutral greys as the web, including Settings. · Primary actions share the same blue, with distinct pressed, loading and unavailable states. · The Assistant wears the droid’s face, and you choose the app icon in Settings: blue, LEDs, or one of the droid’s faces. · Delete a workspace or your account from the app, with what goes spelled out. Send feedback is one field. · Empty screens come alive with icons drawn pixel by pixel, unread counts are red, and an account in English follows your phone’s French or Portuguese. · Empty screens now show icons drawn pixel by pixel, like the droid’s face, and they move. The bell rings, the globe turns, the bars grow. Außerdem
· Unread counts are red, like every count you read elsewhere. · An account still in English follows your phone’s French or Portuguese, unless you picked a language in Settings. · Uptime monitors are now checked every minute on Free and every 30 seconds on Pro. Before: every 5 minutes. · A site that fails is checked again every 10 seconds: an outage is confirmed in seconds, and you hear it is back up within 10 seconds of its return. 3. Oktober 2026 Android 1.8.0 iOS 1.9.0 · The app has a new look: a light studio, the blue Zenhook mark and a new app icon. · Once you are signed in, it follows your phone’s light or dark mode. Außerdem
· Buttons say what they do: blue for the main action, black for the others, red when something is deleted. · In light mode, white cards on a soft blue-grey ground, easier to read. 1. Oktober 2026 Android 1.7.0 iOS 1.8.0 · You can now manage your scheduled reports from your phone: edit, run now, pause or delete. · Where: the Reports list, above the Assistant’s history. A report’s notification opens its conversation, so you can reply to dig further. Außerdem
· An event says what it is at a glance: when the title is long, its first words show under it, without a tap. · Past a day, a row shows the hour alone: its day is already written above. · Ask the Assistant for a report on a rhythm, and it arrives at that time, on fresh data. For example: every morning at 8, the sales of the last 24 hours. · Where: Reports, above the Assistant’s history, to edit, run now, pause or delete. Außerdem
· The notification opens the report's own conversation: reply to dig further. · The sign-in screen now says what Zenhook is for: your app, live on your phone. · Signing up says the rest: 1,000 events a month, free, no SDK. 29. September 2026 iOS 1.7.0 Android 1.6.0 Web · A new workspace now starts with one question: what do you want to watch? · Add a website and your first alert arrives in seconds, no code. Außerdem
· The Inbox: every event in one list, one line each, and a first line for what happened while you were away. · Monitors: one tile per site with its response time and its day. A site that goes down turns red and says for how long. · The Assistant has the droid's face, and answers in the language you write in. · A new app icon, and Zenhook now speaks Portuguese. · An app gets a link for the AI that codes it. An automation or a device gets its address and the recipes. · A monitor you add says so right away, on your phone and in your Inbox, when the site answers. · One line in your pages now gives you their visits, without cookies. You see visitors, pages, sources, countries, devices and your own events. · Where: Analytics, in the sidebar (alpha, on the web). Außerdem
· Turn on the feedback button and what visitors write lands in your Feedback channel, with a notification. · Ask the Assistant about your traffic, or read it from the API with a token. · Monitors now has a page of its own, with one tile per site. Each shows its response time, the curve of its day and 24 hourly bars. · A site that is down turns red and says for how long. Where: Monitors, under Inbox in the sidebar. · Settings is now one menu in place of the sidebar: you first, then your workspace. · You can switch workspace from Settings and stay on the same page. Außerdem
· Notifications fit on one page: whether your phone can receive alerts, with a test button, then alerts and monitors by push and email, then only the channels you set differently. · When the same event keeps coming, you get the first few, then at most one notification an hour with each event and its count. The feed still shows everything. · A deploy card says its result once and shows every recent run. Point at a run to see when it happened and what it said. · Members is a plain list with invitations below it, and Send feedback is a page of its own. · Repeated events now become one widget, drawn from their history. A count with hourly bars, a deploy’s last runs, a payment total, a streak, a person. · Where: the new Feed tab, which shows every notification in your workspace. Außerdem
· One-off events are open cards: the message, fields and link read without a click. Open a widget to see its events. · A channel is the same feed, filtered to that channel. · Monitors are simpler: one status line and 24 hours of bars per monitor, and only confirmed outages count. · The Assistant keeps your conversations, grouped by day, with search, rename and delete. Account is now a tab, with your profile photo. · Send the same title for the same kind of event and it becomes a widget. How to shape your events: zenhook.dev/docs/api#widgets · Channel settings are simpler: the custom notification rules editor is gone. · Discord messages still appear in your feed. 15. August 2026 Android 1.5.0 iOS 1.6.0 · An empty channel now lets you send a test alert and watch it land, or share the setup link. · The test alert is a real event through your real webhook: what you see is the product working, not a demo. · A new channel now gives you a prompt to paste into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any coding agent. · It reads the instructions and wires your product itself. Außerdem
· The cURL, Node and Python snippets are still there, one click away, for whoever prefers to write the call. · A new monitor announces its first successful check instead of staying silent until something breaks. · Your workspace now reports its own activation daily, so a week where nobody gets through is impossible to miss. 14. August 2026 iOS 1.5.0 Android 1.4.0 Web · An alert written in markdown now shows as it was written: headings, bold, lists, code blocks, quotes and links. · A notification shows the same text without the markup, so it always matches the card it opens. Außerdem
· Monitors on the same host are no longer alike: the list carries the rest of the URL after the name, and a monitor checked over plain http says so. · Long agent-written alerts stop arriving as a wall of ## and **. · Monitors on the same host no longer look alike. The list now shows the rest of the URL after the name, so /health/db and /health/cache read as two checks. Außerdem
· A long path keeps its end, which is the part that identifies the check, instead of being cut there. · A monitor checked over plain http now says so. https stays implicit. · You can now attach a file by putting its bytes straight in the JSON, in attachments[].data. · For senders that cannot post a form: Zapier, n8n, Make, any tool that only speaks JSON. Außerdem
· A new page collects everything about attaching files: the two ways in, the formats, the size limits, and what we do to your file once we have it. 9. August 2026 iOS 1.4.0 Android 1.3.0 · Zenhook now checks with Apple and Google that your phone can really receive an alert. · If it stops accepting them, the app says so and reconnects it in one tap. Außerdem
· Alerts start arriving from your very first minute, quietly, so you can decide to keep them from a real notification rather than a prompt. · The workspace you are in is named at the top of every screen, and the switcher shows unread counts per workspace. · Settings split in two: your account behind your picture, top right, and the workspace tab for the workspace itself. · The workspace switcher shows unread counts per workspace, and the tabs carry their own. · The app icon is centred properly on the home screen. · Notification settings now tell you whether your phone can actually receive an alert. · Zenhook asks Apple and Google directly, and names a device that stopped accepting notifications before you miss an alert. 26. Juli 2026 Android 1.2.1 iOS 1.3.1 · The Notifications screen now lists every channel: tap one to fine-tune its push and email. Außerdem
· The screen got lighter: monitor toggles appear only if you have monitors, and diagnostics collapse when delivery is healthy. · Long answer buttons no longer overflow the card. · Top events can switch between 30 days and all time. · The screen got lighter: monitor toggles appear only if you have monitors, and diagnostics fold away when delivery is healthy. · Insights gains an All time period for Top events. · A flood of alerts no longer buzzes your phone non-stop. You get the first few, then one summary, then five minutes of quiet; the feed still receives everything. · Applies per channel to push and email. A broken script can no longer wake you nineteen times in a minute. 22. Juli 2026 iOS 1.3.0 Android 1.2.0 Web · A deploy or release is now one card that fills in live, step by step, instead of five separate alerts. · You are pinged at the start and once at the outcome. Außerdem
· All notification settings now live in one screen: account defaults, this workspace, and every channel where you set an exception, each with a one-tap reset. · Switches show the native green when on. In dark mode they used to turn white and unreadable. · Insights gains an All time total next to the 24h, 7 and 30 day counts. · Under the hood: the app now targets Android 16. · The same runId across webhook POSTs updates a single alert, with silence between the start and the outcome. · Failures carry the log tail on the card, and a finished run resurfaces as unread so the result you waited for cannot slide away. · Code blocks in the docs and blog now have syntax highlighting and a copy button. · You can now connect a Discord channel and read its messages in Zenhook. · Zenhook only ever reads: it has no permission to post in your server. Außerdem
· A connected channel is silent by default, so a busy community never floods your phone. Add a word like crash or refund and only matching messages reach you. · Built for AI: the API says who wrote each message, what it replied to, and whether the author is a member or runs the server. · See what your API keys are doing. Settings then API activity shows every request made with a key: who, which key, and what they asked for. · The API now takes a channel name where it used to demand an id, so reading a channel is one call: /api/channels/deploys/alerts. · You can now turn email off for a whole workspace, or for a single channel, in one place. · Where: Settings, then Notifications. Außerdem
· The Email switch on each channel is gone. Sound and desktop stay where they are. · You can now turn email off for a whole workspace, or for a single channel, in one place. · Where: Settings, then Notifications. Außerdem
· The Email switch on each channel is gone. Sound and desktop stay where they are. · You can now turn email off for a whole workspace in one place, instead of channel by channel. · Where: Settings, Workspace, Notifications. Außerdem
· See what you actually receive at a glance, plus every channel where you set an exception, and reset any of them in one click. · Admins can set the notification default for a workspace. It applies to everyone who hasn't chosen for themselves, and anyone can still override it. · Every alert and monitor email now carries an unsubscribe link, and your mail app's own Unsubscribe button works too. · You can now attach a screenshot, a log or a recording to any alert, without hosting it somewhere first. Außerdem
· iPhone photos now render inline: HEIC images sent to a webhook show up in the alert instead of being dropped. · Stay signed in on every device: using Zenhook on your laptop no longer logs you out on your phone. · Answer an Ask in one tap from your phone: approve or reject right on the alert, no need to open it (iOS and Android). 10. Juli 2026 iOS 1.2.1 Android 1.1.1 · When a question needs your decision, you can now answer without opening the alert: the action sits on its row. Außerdem
· Channel badges now clear reliably as you read alerts, including decisions made directly from a notification. · More room for what matters: removed the duplicated space above the app content. · A script or CI job can now ask a human a question and wait for the answer in one call. · Zenhook pages the channel, someone taps an action, and the held request returns their answer. First answer wins, and every decision is audited. Außerdem
· Blocking, polling, and callback modes: hold the request until answered, loop on a long-poll URL, or get the outcome POSTed to your endpoint. · New docs: the full Ask API reference, including a one-tap deployment approval example. · Free includes 25 asks per month; Pro raises it to 1,000. 27. Juni 2026 iOS 1.2.0 Android 1.1.0 · Images, video and audio sent with a webhook now appear right inside the alert. · A screenshot of the failure, a screen recording, a voice note. Außerdem
· New per-channel Insights: events per day, events per hour, and your top events, so trends (signups, bugs, payments) stand out at a glance. · Channel colors land on iOS: the same palette as the web, so each channel stands out in your list. · Pick a channel's emoji from 20 dev-themed presets in channel settings. · Filter any channel feed by level: Info, Success, Warning, or Error. · Attach a screenshot to your feedback. · The Members list now tells you whether each invitation reached the inbox or failed to arrive. · You can now add images, video or audio to any webhook, and they show inside the alert. · Just include an "attachments" array of URLs in your webhook payload. Zenhook hosts the files for you, so they load fast and your source links stay private. · Each channel now has an Insights view: events per day over 30 days, events per hour and your top events. Außerdem
· Attach a screenshot to your feedback, pick a file or just paste it. · Filter any channel feed by level: one tap on Info, Success, Warning, or Error. · Pick a channel's emoji from 20 dev-themed presets (bugs, deploys, payments...) right in channel settings. · The channel menu is now the same everywhere. Sidebar or channel header: mark all as read, copy webhook URL, settings, clear alerts, delete. · Channels now have their colours on Android, the same palette as the web, so each stands out in your list. Außerdem
· Pick a channel's emoji from 20 dev-themed presets in channel settings. · Filter any channel feed by level: Info, Success, Warning, or Error. · Attach a screenshot to your feedback. · Your workspaces are now always listed in Settings: switch with one tap. · The PRO badge shows where you stand. Außerdem
· Create a new workspace right from the app. · A switch now separates your account from your workspace, so you always know which one you are changing. · Your account holds profile and notifications; your workspace holds general, members and billing. Außerdem
· Settings now opens on the workspace. · Pro workspaces now wear a PRO badge in the workspace switcher and settings. · You can now give each channel its own emoji and colour, so the right feed stands out in the sidebar. · The native Android app now covers channels, alerts, uptime monitors and push, in English and French. Außerdem
· Clearer uptime monitor setup, and quicker access to each channel's settings. · A new guide explains uptime monitors: what they check, and how they differ from webhooks. · Where: the docs. · You can now sign in with Google, Apple or a password, all linked to one account. Außerdem
· Cleaner, faster transactional emails (password resets, invites, alerts). · A smoother mobile web experience. · Log out from the account menu on mobile web. · More reliable uptime monitoring, far fewer false “site down” alerts. · The app now confirms when your feedback is sent, and recent alerts show their time.