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What's new on Kracht

Release notes for new GPUs, pricing updates, security work, and marketplace improvements.

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2026-08-25latestrelease

Three products, and a site that says so

  • newProducts live under /products/*: compute, studio, autopilot, and the two audience pages beneath compute. Every old address still answers, permanently redirected.
  • newTwo capability pages for Studio: observability and evaluation, describing console surfaces that exist on example data.
  • newStudio saves a workflow to your account. Migration 018 gave workflows a table with row-level policies; running one is still being built.
  • newThe cookbook stopped being a page and became a section of /products/compute. /cookbook redirects to it.
  • improvedThe homepage shows all three products with a real picture each. Eleven of its twelve sections used to be about renting a GPU alone.
  • improved/solutions names Studio and Autopilot. Its own sections mentioned neither.
  • improved/products/compute cut from fifteen sections to five. Everything removed was a claim another page already owns.
  • fixedA homepage grid advertised six services, several of which do not exist. It is gone.
  • fixedThe type scale was being deleted by tailwind-merge at 183 call sites, which is why text read too large.
  • fixedFour tab strips had no keyboard tab stop and could not be reached without a mouse.
2026-08-03release

Renters can log in, and the console stops lying about it

  • fixedRenters can actually log in to a rental over SSH (#199).
  • fixedThe console no longer hangs on loading skeletons once a session goes stale, which had left a renter unable to see spend or press Stop while metering ran (#205).
  • securityA launch with no route in is refused instead of billing for a machine you cannot reach (#208).
  • improvedSnapshot acknowledgements are wired, and snapshot states are one-way (#200).
  • improvedThe workload picker now runs on Products, Users, Pricing and Providers (#209, #210).
2026-07-31security

Isolation hardening, and a design pass with the claims checked

  • securitySessions can no longer reach the provider's own machine (#183, #184).
  • securityA guard that fails the build on the next database view which bypasses RLS (#171).
  • securityProduction is asked whether it leaks, on every push (#173).
  • newA docked running-cost strip, so a live rental's spend is always on screen (#170).
  • fixedTwo invented claims removed while implementing the design review (#190), and eight accessibility violations found by four new source-scanned rules (#167).
2026-07-28release

The console renters actually use

  • newBrowse, launch and stop a GPU from the site (#97).
  • newOne nav across the signed-in surfaces, an instance page showing how to connect, and a transaction history read from the ledger (#100, #102, #103).
  • newLive competitor GPU prices on the comparison page, sourced and timestamped rather than illustrative (#96).
  • fixedBoth lead forms had rejected every valid email address (#98).
2026-07-27launch

First real rental, settled to the micro-euro

  • newA GPU was rented end to end on real hardware: correct PCI passthrough, the integrated GPU excluded, metered per second.
  • newMoney conserved exactly: renter debited, provider credited 85%, platform 15%, the hold released in full.
  • newA renter reached their instance through the hub from an isolated network namespace.