What changed, and when.

Bespoke: your Power BI report, designed and built for you, in five working days. Your model, your brand, the dashboards you admire, the .pbip source yours to keep. Built the way Aurum Jet was. From 3,500 EUR, with a pilot price for the first three teams.

And this page: from now on, every release gets its entry here, with an RSS feed.

The consent page you see when connecting an agent is protected against spoofing and against being embedded in another site, and the admin area is restricted to named accounts. Nothing changes for connected agents.

Both free reports are now released under the MIT licence: take them apart, reuse their measures and their techniques in your own work, including commercial work.

A fictional private jet operator and its report: Light and Dark mode, native animations, photos that follow the data, 119 visuals and 168 DAX measures, zero custom visuals. Built in two days with Claude Code and the Power BI Desktop Bridge. The full .pbip project is on GitHub, with an article on the five techniques.

The MCP server speaks OAuth 2.1: connect it as a custom connector in claude.ai or ChatGPT, approve once on the consent page, and forge from there. A Connected agents card in your settings lists and revokes them. A public skill tells any agent how to use the tools. Registry version 1.2.0.

Your forges are kept as runs. My forges lists them in Crafts; Forge again reopens one with its settings; Download again gives you the .pbip back for free. A public permalink (/f/<id>) opens any run in Forge, as a guest.

For agents: list_my_reports and forge_report with from_run on the MCP server.

The home page now leads with Forge. /forge/try lets you forge a report without an account. The /reports gallery offers four designed reports (Retail, HR, Healthcare, Manufacturing) to download, each with a Forge this layout button that reproduces it on your own choices. Activation emails point to Forge.

Thirteen field notes on designed Power BI reports: the settings panel, SVG tiles in a table, a map drawn without Azure Maps, French and English in one click, and what Power BI Desktop taught us along the way. The menu now has four entries: Product, Resources, Story and Pricing.

A five-page parcel delivery report in French and English, with a settings panel and a hand-drawn map, free to download with its source. The server is listed on the MCP registry.

Forge from Claude Code or any MCP client: get_balance, list_forge_options, forge_report, suggest_binding to bind a report to your own semantic model, and the reuse of an existing report. An API & agents tab in Settings and the documentation at /docs/mcp.

A cookie banner that respects your choice. Google Analytics 4 loads only after Accept, for audience measurement only, with a Cookie settings link to withdraw consent.

Power BI profiles arrive on Forge right after onboarding, with a guided tour of the screen.

Confirmation links no longer expire when your mail client previews them: they are consumed when you click, and stay valid for one hour. An already-confirmed session is recognized. Progress screens no longer hang on an old generation.

A Founder offer at 40% until October 31, the Forge announcement on the landing, a sample .pbip to download once signed in, and no more black screen with reduced motion.

The landing gets a Forge section with an animated run in four steps and the anatomy of the file, a gold accent across the public pages, and a Demo / In the app switch on each feature.

Reports becomes Forge: multi-page .pbip projects with palettes, layouts, KPI cards, charts and slicers, Signature silhouettes per chart, a canvas header and navigation, Light or Dark as a report option. 30 tokens per forge, every page open, premium palettes on Pro.

Pro can be paid yearly, 89 EUR with two months offered. Change the cycle any time from your billing settings. A Lilac Slate palette ships in the same release.

When the image model is temporarily unavailable, generation retries by itself and, if it still fails, tells you in plain words.

The landing presents Materials, with a live count of the assets in the library.

Materials opens: seven Pro packs of sidebars, cards, backgrounds and heroes, animated scenes, cut-out dioramas and composition rules. The Custom Studio generates assets in your own brand colors.

Onboarding emails, a come-back sequence, and a redesign of every email, light-first with product heroes. Fewer emails too: a 48 h cooldown, and nothing on day one for beta accounts. A security fix on account data.

Every generated image carries its AI-generated mark and metadata, as article 50 of the AI Act requires. Inspiration hubs by industry and BI tool. A slowdown at sign-in is fixed.

When a sign-in or an email confirmation fails, a page explains what happened and what to do, for Google and for email. A rare error on account creation is fixed.

A redesigned results screen: an Overall Score ring, score tiles, Top Key Tips as tabs you can link to, share and download in the card header, and a timer on the reveal. Locked fixes appear as ghost cards.

You choose the style of the enhanced version, and the data stays faithful to your original. The Score tab is visible on Free; Pro unlocks the detailed tabs. Analyze allows five analyses per minute.

Account emails are sent from chartcraft.io, with links on our domain. Recraft v4 becomes the Free default. Mobile fixes in the kanban, the sidebar and the inspiration pages.

Generate chooses among five image models: Qwen Image, Seedream 5 Lite and Recraft v4 on Free, plus GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana Pro on Pro, each with its token price. The pricing page follows.

Every inspiration page is indexable and loads fast. The beta invitation asks for your feedback. A rendering issue on some generated images is fixed.

The landing is reorganized around live demos of each feature. Dark becomes the default theme. The Inspiration gallery opens to everyone on the waitlist.

The Customize step previews your choices as you make them. Palettes are curated, with six new combinations, ordered Monochrome, Cool, Warm, Vivid, Earth.

Analyze gives a quick score first, then the enhanced version of your dashboard. Onboarding becomes a guided path. The Inspiration gallery opens, with dashboards by industry and BI tool.

Design styles are reordered and Creative becomes the default. Sharing and avatars are polished, and invited users who have not signed up yet get a reminder.

A clearer usage page that handles heavy months. On Free, the loading screen previews what Pro adds. Fixes on the wizard's loading.

Dependencies patched for published advisories. Signed-in users are no longer stopped by the waitlist gate, and invitation links land where they should.

Invitations arrive by email with a personal link. Generate becomes a step-by-step wizard. Each project carries a list of tasks to finish your dashboard.

A Power BI project generator (.pbip) enters the product behind the scenes, without a screen yet. It will become Forge.

Any analyzed dashboard can be saved as a template and reused. The analysis goes deeper, and the token cost is shown on every action.

Visits are counted without cookies and without following you across sites. The Coming Soon page is refreshed.

See where your tokens go at /studio/usage. Each action shows its cost before you confirm, generation runs in the background by default and refunds your tokens if it fails, and going too fast gets a clear message instead of an error.

Each score comes with its explanation. One button regenerates the dashboard with the suggestions applied, from the analysis or from the project page.

Onboarding asks which BI tool you use and prepares a first dashboard for it. A template marketplace shows ratio and theme on every card. The projects page filters by BI tool and date.

Generation moves to a new image model with a rewritten brief, for cleaner typography and layouts, plus a style transfer option from a reference dashboard. Pending projects open straight on their progress view.

Close the tab, come back later: the generation continues and the progress is where you left it. Tooltips in the sidebar, and a Coming Soon page until launch.

The landing hero cycles through dashboards. The templates section shows Light or Dark images to match your theme.

Credits become tokens: a monthly allowance per plan, token packs when you need more, and one visible price per action.

Generated dashboards get more relevant KPIs and chart choices. Every project has a Specs tab that lists them, so you can rebuild the dashboard in your BI tool.

The site becomes indexable, with a sitemap and structured data. The app now lives at /studio. On phones, the landing sections stack as cards.

Write to us from a contact page. The About page tells the story on a timeline. The landing, the showcase and the legal pages are reworked for phones.

Analyze reads the typography of your dashboard: font families, sizes and hierarchy, with recommendations next to the color and layout scores.

New accounts confirm their email before onboarding; Google sign-ins go straight through. Clearer messages when a link has expired, and a fix for a first payment that could fail.

ChartCraft opens in waitlist mode: join the list on the landing, receive an invitation, sign in. The legal pages are up, and dependencies are updated for a published security advisory.

Generate, Analyze and projects pass a full cleanup and load tests. ChartCraft is ready to open.

Two new pages: About, and an Inspiration gallery of dashboards by industry and BI tool. Plans and card payment are wired for launch.

Create an account with Google or email, and keep every dashboard you generate in your projects.

ChartCraft starts: a web app where you describe a dashboard and get it designed. Nothing public yet; this entry marks the beginning.