Changelog

Every change to coverage, fields or plans, dated. Subscribers are told by email when a change affects their exports.

• Nov 8, 2026
  Case files. Every organization page now has a case file: the breach window, the discovery date as the consumer letter states it (quoted), each state's record with the days from discovery to notice against that state's statutory period and citation, the people counted per state and in total, what the letter offers (monitoring, vendor, term), whether a third party is named, prior incidents by the same organization and filings by others that name it. Free to read on the site. Pro and Team download it as a Word document from the account page or from the link in each alert, and alerts now carry the days to notice when the letter gives a discovery date.
• Nov 6, 2026
  Company pages: every filing by an organization on one page, state by state, with the residents counted so far, the total the filing reports and the filings by other organizations that name it as a vendor. Texas filings carry a second number, everyone affected in total, and it now shows on the record, in alerts, in the Excel download and in the API as total_affected.
• Nov 4, 2026
  Your data, in your hands: the account page has Download my data and Delete my account, the privacy page lists what we hold, why and for how long, with the rights the GDPR and the CCPA give you and how each is honored, and logs are now erased after 12 months. Oregon DOJ joined the portals.
• Nov 4, 2026
  The account page now speaks plain language: choose states by name, the size of breach, the kinds of information and how often, and keep a list of the companies and vendors you watch. The API key and the webhook moved under a section for IT teams. One welcome email at sign-up instead of two. CSV downloads now open correctly in Excel, and the History file comes as an Excel workbook as well as CSV and Parquet.
• Nov 4, 2026
  Washington letters are now read as well, and for SEC filings the watchlist reads the whole Item 1.05 section, not only the excerpt shown on the record. The letters behind records indexed before today are being read in the background, newest first. Texas publishes no letters, so Texas records match on the filer name and the listing fields only.
• Nov 4, 2026
  Team users: the account owner adds up to four colleagues on the account page. Each gets their own account link, filters, watchlist, delivery setting and API key, alerts start on add and stop on remove. Monday briefing for Team: the week in numbers (by jurisdiction, data type and source, the ten largest filings, organizations that notified more than one state) with the week's records attached as CSV. The watchlist now also reads the consumer letter, so a vendor named inside a California, Iowa, Delaware or Vermont letter matches.
• Nov 4, 2026
  Vermont: the Attorney General stopped posting consumer letters in April and now publishes a summary table on the same page (date, organization, type, Vermont residents, data categories). The table is indexed from today, about 500 filings since April 17 that the old format did not carry. Team webhooks are configured on the account page: a Slack or Teams incoming webhook gets a text message, any other https URL gets the API record shape. API calls without a since parameter return the last 30 days instead of the oldest page.
• Nov 4, 2026
  Watchlist for Team accounts: up to 200 organization or vendor names on the account page. A filing by any of them, or a record that names one, triggers an alert in any state regardless of the other filters, and the match is named in the subject line. Optional watchlist-only mode.
• Oct 30, 2026
  Delivery setting on the account page: as soon as filed, bundled hourly, or one email a day. Filings the agency reported more than two weeks before we indexed them never trigger alerts (they go to the archive). Massachusetts is now updated every six hours.
• Oct 30, 2026
  Favicon and app icons. Pricing page gains a plan comparison table, the two guarantees and the digest form. Account page shows how many notices your filters would have matched in the last 30 days. Notice pages state first-seen time instead of claiming a delivery. California archive backfill started.
• Oct 30, 2026
  Data types are now read from the consumer letter for California, Iowa, Vermont and Delaware filings, which publish the letter and no structured field. Tables say 'Not published' where the portal gives no count, instead of an empty cell. Home page rewritten around the two buyers the product is built for, with a live example alert.
• Oct 30, 2026
  Trial accounts now activate on the welcome page right after checkout, with the API key shown once and a seven-day backfill email. Public pages no longer run a day behind. Data page with a free 500-row sample CSV. History file repriced to $490 and included with Team. Security headers on every response.
• Oct 30, 2026
  Launch. Nine portals indexed every 30 minutes: California, Texas, Washington, Delaware, Vermont, Iowa and Wisconsin attorneys general, HHS OCR and SEC Form 8-K Item 1.05. Same-day email alerts, CSV export, JSON API, free Monday digest.