Quickstart docs page
A three-step quickstart is now surfaced at /docs so waitlist sign-ups can see what the first review looks like before access opens.
Read quickstart ↗What we shipped.
Every milestone shipped since the v0.1.0 PR-review integration. The onboarding flow links sign-ups here so they can track what's new.
Waitlist onboarding capture
Replaced the inline 'Thanks' with a routed onboarding page that asks for GitHub org, repo, team size, stack, and role. Lets us pre-tune Hound for the team the moment access opens.
See onboarding ↗Get-started walkthrough
Shipped a four-step GitHub App install guide so prospects without existing access can follow the same path we'll use when their seat opens.
Walk through install ↗On-demand review API
POST /api/reviews now triggers a review from CI without waiting for the webhook. Useful for monorepos and pre-merge checks that need a synchronous signal.
Read API reference ↗Integrations strip
Added the GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket / Jenkins / Slack tiles to the landing page so prospects can confirm stack fit without scrolling through the FAQ.
See integrations ↗FAQ section
Shipped a five-objection accordion covering pricing, security, on-prem, and PR coverage. Closes the 'is this for me' question that the pricing table alone couldn't.
Read FAQ ↗Testimonial strip
Three founder and engineer quotes now anchor the social-proof band above pricing so visitors see real teams before they hit the price tag.
Read quotes ↗Use-cases section
Persona-targeted cards — early-stage startup engineers, platform teams, OSS maintainers — each with an inline waitlist CTA replacing the generic closing-form pitch.
See use cases ↗Pricing tiers and comparison table
Added a $20/user/month tier with a side-by-side comparison and a 14-day trial. Waitlist sign-ups now drop a `source` so we can tell which surface drove each conversion.
See pricing ↗PR-review integration
Closed the GitHub → webhook → AI review → comment loop and stored every result. First end-to-end pipeline now lights up in under a minute on a synthetic PR.
See how it works ↗