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Flisk Changelog

September 2026

  • Standard is now free with pay-as-you-go usage. Standard has no base monthly fee and includes one GTM container, one website per connected container, unlimited teammates, and 50 non-expiring AI credits shared by the organization.
  • Buy additional AI credits when you need them. Prepaid bundles are now available directly in Flisk: 50 credits for $15, 100 for $25, 200 for $45, 500 for $100, and 1,000 for $175. Chat and Billing show the organization's available balance.
  • Connected assets have simple monthly pricing. The included GTM container remains free; additional containers are $2 per month and repositories are $5 per month. Paid assets appear together on one organization subscription, with an itemized summary before payment and a single monthly renewal.
  • Organization-funded purchasing. Each organization has one saved payment method managed by its owner. Owners can separately allow other members to buy credits or add paid assets using that organization payment method, without allowing members to replace or manage the card.
  • A faster, clearer in-app payment flow. Credit and connected-asset purchases now use a consistent payment modal with an itemized order summary and saved-card confirmation when applicable.
  • A more complete GTM audit. Onboarding now connects both a GTM container and its website before running the included initial audit. Audits combine deterministic checks, live site evidence, and AI analysis; category scores, history, change indicators, and shared running status make the results easier to understand. Manual reruns cost one credit, while automatic audits tied to connected-asset changes remain included.

Fixes & improvements

  • Credit balances stay in sync between Chat and Billing after purchases and AI activity.
  • Connected-asset selections and prices remain visible while totals refresh, and assets appear as connected only after payment succeeds.
  • Subscription changes and cancellations made through Stripe are reflected more reliably in Flisk.
  • Settings now provide clearer connected-container and connected-repository tables, consistent controls and tooltips, and independently scrolling navigation and full-width content.

July 2026

  • Self-serve free trials and one-click upgrades. Anyone can now start a Flisk free trial on their own, no sales call required. Explore your GTM audit, work with the assistant to build a tracking plan, and when you're ready, upgrade to a paid plan directly in the app.
  • A guided, action-oriented dashboard. The project overview is redesigned around getting things done. See an at-a-glance summary of your websites, GTM containers, and repositories, plus one-click starting points for the most common jobs: drafting a complete tracking plan, reviewing or setting up GA4, and turning on Consent Mode. GTM containers link straight to their container views, and a tracking inventory shows event, property, implementation, and sync status across your repos.
  • A welcome chat after onboarding. Finish setup and Flisk opens a chat to greet you with project-aware suggestions, so you always know what to do first.

Fixes & improvements

  • Full conversation history is now restored on load (no more 40-message cap), with historical tool statuses shown inline.
  • The first message of a new chat is no longer dropped.
  • Upgrading returns you to the exact conversation you left off in, and re-opens it after checkout completes.
  • Settings are reorganized with every section clickable; organization and user management open in new tabs with clear external-link indicators.
  • UI polish: refreshed typography, larger canvas section titles, a tag icon for GTM, and a more responsive audit scorecard.

Behind the scenes

  • Isolated Next.js and Mastra generated directories from Docker bind mounts for a cleaner local dev setup.

June 2026

  • Sign up and pay online in minutes. Brand-new self-serve signup and checkout: create an account with a magic link, pick your plan, and pay through embedded Stripe Checkout, with automatic tax and Terms-of-Service consent handled for you. Onboarding is streamlined and adapts to the plan you choose.
  • A sharper, more thorough assistant. The assistant now delivers complete, implementation-ready tracking specs on the first pass (backed by real evidence from your site rather than best-practice guesses), inspects your site and code on its own without pausing to ask for read-only steps, and crawls your site to inventory links, buttons, forms, and CTAs for better GTM trigger design. Code suggestions render as clean, line-numbered diffs.
  • A more useful free trial. Trial users can now explore full GTM audit results and collaborate with the assistant on tracking plans, while publishing and container changes stay gated until upgrade.
  • Admin & seat management. New admin tooling provisions Enterprise and Free Trial organizations and generates custom payment links; seat limits sync automatically, with an in-app warning when you exceed your plan.

Fixes & improvements

  • Clearer subscription management: cancellations made in the Stripe billing portal now show up correctly in Flisk, with plain-language status (“active and renews on…”, “cancelled and expires on…”) and a confirmation-gated Resume action.
  • The assistant now continues through recoverable errors, retries branch-name collisions automatically, and no longer surfaces internal retry/repair mechanics to you.

Behind the scenes

  • Centralized, automatic app-URL resolution, hardened against spoofed host headers across OAuth and Stripe return flows.
  • Hardened production deployment reliability for the code-generation service (Lambda alias promotion, provisioned-concurrency, and routing state).

May 2026

  • A unified Canvas work area. One consistent workspace for everything the assistant produces (summaries, tracking-event forms, code previews, screenshots, suggested prompts, and actionable next steps), replacing the old separate work areas. Your work-area state is now saved with the conversation.

  • Plans, limits, and upgrade prompts. Organization plans with resource limits (containers, repos, domains, users) and pricing, enforced across the app, with clear upgrade prompts when you reach a limit. Existing customers keep their current limits.

  • A more accurate, project-aware assistant. The assistant now works strictly within the assets attached to your active project, so searches and actions no longer pull in results from other repos or containers in your organization.

  • Manage and remove connected assets. Disconnect GitHub and Google accounts and remove individual repositories, websites, or GTM containers, with all imported data cleaned up. Destructive actions now use a clear confirmation dialog.

Fixes & improvements

  • More reliable code changes: fixed a bug where the assistant could report success while producing empty files; it now validates inputs and returns real diffs.
  • Faster removal of large repositories.
  • Fixed duplicate Google accounts and GTM containers disappearing after onboarding.

Behind the scenes

  • Added background cleanup jobs and database indexing for asset deletion, plus a nightly reconciliation pass for orphaned data.

April 2026

  • Projects with multiple repos and containers. Group your websites, GTM containers, and repositories into Projects that give the assistant the right context. Add multiple repos and containers, filter events/properties/changelog by repo, and see all of a project's assets on the overview.
  • Connect multiple Google accounts. Link more than one Google account to reach all your GTM containers.
  • Refreshed GTM visuals. A consolidated horizontal audit scorecard and horizontal GTM diagram, plus color and copy polish.

Fixes & improvements

  • More reliable GTM automation: better handling of stale GTM workspaces with a new sync tool, audits that work on read-only containers, and automatic backoff/retry when hitting Google API quota limits.
  • Unique URL parameters for settings drawers to prevent collisions.

Behind the scenes

  • Upgraded dependencies across the platform.
  • Quota-retry handling and code cleanup.

March 2026

  • More dependable GTM automation. The assistant now creates triggers with valid filters and always uses the correct container IDs, fixing a class of GTM failures.
  • More reliable code changes. Fixed sandbox hangs and timeouts that could stall code generation.
  • More consistent assistant behavior. Hardened the assistant's prompts and added guardrails for steadier, more predictable results.

Behind the scenes

  • Moved system prompts into managed, atomic prompts for general use, tracking events, and GTM.
  • Added a local Docker development environment.

February 2026

  • Control GTM audit score visibility. New option to hide the GTM audit score on the home page.

Fixes & improvements

  • Clearer publishing behavior from the assistant.
  • Fixed the GitHub call-to-action logic.