Changelog

What changed in CLItrail, newest first.

#24 September 2026

Organisations with owner, admin, member and viewer roles, checked on every request; invitation links for a verified email, valid once for 7 days; an organisation switcher. Every existing account became the owner of its own organisation, with its websites.
Sign in with Google or a passwordless email link through Firebase Authentication on the hosted service. Existing accounts link on the first sign-in with the same verified email.
Plans: Free, Standard at $99 a month and Enterprise at $499 a month, billed monthly through Stripe, with limits for every plan, a Usage card and a monthly quota of tracked events. Free performs no matching at all.
Install paths, each with its own hook: 1 on Free and Standard, up to 10 on Enterprise.

Reconstruction from the network, time, OS, time zone, language, browser and architecture replaces network matching. On by default on paid plans, always labelled probable, with its signals shown.
Safari and External reasons for installs nothing could link.
Browser, system and device breakdowns with logos, on every plan. The hook now reports the install path, architecture, browser families present, default browser, time zone and language.
The hook searches the Snap, Flatpak and XDG profiles of Firefox and Chromium and Zen’s profiles on Linux, and Chrome Dev and Canary on macOS.

X Ads, through the X Conversions API with twclid; the website tag now reads twclid.
Google Ads with your own Google Cloud service account key. The “Link Google Ads account” sign-in is gone: every destination is set up by pasting credentials.
Destinations are part of the paid plans, with a limit per website.

Logs of every request received and sent, with exact bodies and credentials redacted, an install trace and CSV or NDJSON export.
Log streams on Enterprise, to Amazon S3, S3-compatible storage or a signed webhook.
Credentials moved to a separate secret store, apart from the main database and its keys.