RELEASE HISTORY
What changed in Velora.
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- September 21, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.82.1
A quieter menu bar
Open the menu without bringing Velora's window forward. Choose Open Velora when you want the full workspace.
Read update → - September 21, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.82
Find, resume, and organize your work
Personal pins, resumable Work and Code onboarding, searchable session history, and clearer recovery. The website brings mountains under stars to organized documentation and release history.
Read update → - September 15, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.65
Projects and files, selected inside the terminal
Choose a project, browse and attach files, and continue the original task without leaving the interactive CLI. The website now documents all 67 shell commands.
Read update → - September 15, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.64
The app icon is a shape again
Velora had been drawing as a dark grey square in the Dock, larger than the apps beside it. The mark is now cut out properly and sized to Apple's icon grid.
Read update → - September 15, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.63
One account across the Mac, Windows and the terminal
Plan changes reach the task engine without a restart, device slots are counted the same way on every platform, and the CLI shares the account reliability work.
Read update → - September 15, 2026
Paid Pro activation and checkout recovery
Pro activation uses settled subscription payments, while repeated or interrupted checkout attempts recover the existing session. The docs explain accounts, device slots, Free and Pro across Mac, Windows and the CLI.
Read update → - September 15, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.62
A closed permission hole, and work that resumes itself
A shell payload can no longer launder a forbidden command past the risk ladder. Work stopped by a provider's allowance now says so and comes back on its own, and a stalled automation no longer silently skips every night after it.
Read update → - September 14, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.60
Velora Remote: your Mac, from your iPhone
Pair an iPhone by scanning a one-time code in Settings, and from then on you can start and steer tasks, answer approvals, and read what the work knows — from anywhere. Every command travels end-to-end encrypted through a relay that only ever sees ciphertext and routing.
Read update → - September 14, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.59
A terminal app you can install without asking permission
The CLI installs into your own home directory — no administrator password, checksums verified before anything is written — and the interactive session gets the brand treatment: a welcome screen, a bordered composer, live slash-command suggestions, and Tab completion.
Read update → - September 14, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.57
Hotfix: the app starts again
Alpha.56 could not start once installed — the iPhone pairing work pulled a workspace package into the app that the bundler had never been told to look at, so its source shipped unbundled and the app died at launch. Install this one over it.
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