Epiphani Studios
Changelog

What shipped, and why.

Every meaningful change across the catalog, newest first.
July 23, 2026

Studio account, restored and smarter Studio

Your studio account at account.epiphanistudios.com is back online, and sign-in now works correctly no matter which studio domain you arrive from. Also fixed: www.epiphanistudios.com did not resolve at all; it does now.

Why: the account pages were briefly parked during infrastructure work. Bringing them back, we made the sign-in layer host-aware so it can never mint a redirect against the wrong domain.

July 20, 2026

Epiphani Cash Studio

Launched epiphanicash.com: a confirmed bug or an accepted feature idea earns $10 of credit that spends anywhere in the catalog. First grants are already on the ledger.

Why: when something breaks, you should not have to argue with support. You should get paid for finding it, and see it fixed.

July 19, 2026

One family, plainer names Storefront

The everyday apps now live under one roof as "The everyday line," each simply an app by Epiphani Studios.

Why: a second sub-brand made the catalog harder to read, and clarity beats cleverness.

July 13, 2026

The store went live Storefront

Every bundle on the site now checks out for real: Complete, All-Access (yearly or $9.99 monthly), the themed bundles, and Studio Care. Purchases land in your account's library instantly, and lapsed subscriptions revoke cleanly. The post-checkout page now walks you straight into your library.

Why: the storefront had been a brochure. Now it is a store with one account carrying every license.

July 9, 2026

A data-driven storefront Storefront

Rebuilt epiphanistudios.com to render the entire catalog, prices, bundles, and the comparison matrix from a single source of truth, refreshed automatically every week.

Why: fifteen apps drift out of sync when a human edits fifteen pages. A catalog cannot lie about itself.

June 25, 2026

Hush Performance site Hush

Published hushperformance.co, the first stand-alone app site in the family: light and dark, translation-ready, with the full feature story.

Why: every app deserves its own front door, with the studio as the thread between them.

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